Hi there!
Wow, I miss being here! I haven't had much time this week to play in my craft room. Work was very busy this week. Yesterday was great weather...now today...not so great. But, that's OK 'cause instead of planting more flowers I had fun creating a card. I found a new challenge blog over at Ribbon Carousel. It is only their second challenge. This week the theme is "Shabby". One has to add all those "shabby goodies" such as ribbon, lace, seam binding, twine, which could be anything that comes on a spool. I used my new Hero Arts stamp and colored their dresses with colored pencils. I inked up the image, lace, and label with Antique Linen distress ink. Added some seam binding, pearl cotton, and a lovely pin. Thanks for looking and adding any comments because it's very appreciated! Take care and have a great week!
Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill, Crate Paper, Kraft(Hero Arts), Paper Studio
Stamps: Hero Arts, PTI(Sentiment)
Ink: SU(Black), Antique Linen(Ranger)
Ribbon: SU(Baja Breeze)
Lace: Paper Studio
Pearls: Martha Stewart
Pin: Maya Road
Pearl Cotton: Jo-Ann Fabric
Label Die: Verve
Misc.: Sewing, Scissors(Fiskars), Colored Pencils
Maria, I REALLY love this shabby-vintage card! The background paper you chose is fabulous! Love the lace,pin and blue ribbon!!! Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love!! This is fabulous and so shabby chic.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at the Ribbon Carousel Challenge this week.
This is lovely! I love the ribbon and the trim! Thanks for playing along with us at the Ribbon Carousel Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, this is sooo shabbyliscious...I love the image at an angle and what a gorgeous bow!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis a shabby piece of heaven. And it looks like a winner to me. I love that HA stamp; so elegant and I love the vintage look of it too. And it goes so well with all the other prettry pieces of this gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day!
Hugs,
Stella
Such a pretty card Maria! Delightful soft colors and love that ribbon treatment! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that light blue ribbon, looped in abundance! The ribbon and pin look so appropriate with that new HA sewing pattern stamp.
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