Hello everyone! The card I am sharing with you today follows the challenge from The Shabby Tea Room.
You are asked to create a card or project inspired by the COLORS FROM THE PICTURE, INCLUDE A PUMPKIN and MAKE IT SHABBY!
I really struggled with my project this week. I just couldn't find the right papers for the vision I had in mind. I did however have a starting point that I worked from which was a framed picture.
I die cut a frame and painted it white. I then applied some 3D white paint to add dimension and to make it look 3D. I also inked it slightly with some Colorbox chalk ink. The image is a Harrison Fisher girl.
Next I created my large floral element. I cut a strip of tulle and ruffled it up. I layered it as follows, flower, doily, fussy cut flower and then tulle. I fussy cut some leaves and added them afterwards. I coloured some cream seam binding using a distress reinker to finish it off.
I used a printable element from a Shabby Princess digi kit that I had and added it near my sentiment. To finish my card, I added some more flowers and a pearl flourish.
Supplies:
Paper: Kaisercraft Devonshire Collection 6" paper pad and Velvet Ensemble.
Ink: Distress ink and reinker dried marigold, old paper, Colorbox chalk ink chestnut roan
Stamp: JustRite Stampers Vintage Rose medallions
Other: Spellbinders shapeabilities fancy tags and antique frame and accents, Kaisercraft paper bloom sunset, mini paper bloom coral and pearl flourish, Francheville vintage crochet flowers, Stampin' Up! pnch and seam binding, white tulle and bow easy.
Thanks for stopping by!
You are asked to create a card or project inspired by the COLORS FROM THE PICTURE, INCLUDE A PUMPKIN and MAKE IT SHABBY!
I really struggled with my project this week. I just couldn't find the right papers for the vision I had in mind. I did however have a starting point that I worked from which was a framed picture.
I die cut a frame and painted it white. I then applied some 3D white paint to add dimension and to make it look 3D. I also inked it slightly with some Colorbox chalk ink. The image is a Harrison Fisher girl.
Next I created my large floral element. I cut a strip of tulle and ruffled it up. I layered it as follows, flower, doily, fussy cut flower and then tulle. I fussy cut some leaves and added them afterwards. I coloured some cream seam binding using a distress reinker to finish it off.
I used a printable element from a Shabby Princess digi kit that I had and added it near my sentiment. To finish my card, I added some more flowers and a pearl flourish.
Supplies:
Paper: Kaisercraft Devonshire Collection 6" paper pad and Velvet Ensemble.
Ink: Distress ink and reinker dried marigold, old paper, Colorbox chalk ink chestnut roan
Stamp: JustRite Stampers Vintage Rose medallions
Other: Spellbinders shapeabilities fancy tags and antique frame and accents, Kaisercraft paper bloom sunset, mini paper bloom coral and pearl flourish, Francheville vintage crochet flowers, Stampin' Up! pnch and seam binding, white tulle and bow easy.
Thanks for stopping by!
Well this looks really beautiful...
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty Cathy.....You would never know you struggled:) Love your layered flower cluster and gorgeous vintage image! Thanks for sharing your shabby card with us at TSTR!
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing and lovely card, i adore that frame, and those handmade flowers are to die for! such a beautiful take on the shabby autumn inspiration! ♥
ReplyDeleteHi, Cathy, this card is gorgeous! I love the beautiful flower arrangement and pretty layout... :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card Cathy!! A fabulous frame with such warm and soft colors!! So glad you could join us at The Shabby Tea Room!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely card with gorgeous decorative frame! Beauatiful flowers and ribbon treatment, too!
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