Here we are on Day 7 of our blog hop now. If you’ve arrived here from Melissa Stout’s blog, welcome. If not, you’re welcome too! Please feel free to join us in the blog hop.
My project today is another of my card entries. This one is so NOT me! I really felt like I needed to have a variety of styles in my submission, so this is my attempt at vintage/shabby chic.
I started by embossing the crumb cake card stock with white embossing powder using the Woodgrain background stamp. I sewed around the pink Twitterpated paper and roughed up the edges, and then I piled on the embellishments. This is where I have a hard time — I never know when to stop! I glittered up a chipboard butterfly with Dazzling Diamonds and then added some glass glitter on top of that (you can never have too much bling, right?). I tied a big, scrunchy (is that a word?) bow with seam binding ribbon, which I embellished with a layered flower.
My favorite part is the Hello, Doily stamp. I stamped it on vellum paper and heat embossed it with white embossing powder and then cut it out by hand. It almost looks like a real doily that way.
Well, now it’s time to hop on over to Sandie Conner’s blog. She has a treat for you today.
Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies Used:
Stamps: Hello, Doily; Loving Thoughts, Woodgrain
Paper: Crumb Cake, Blushing Bride and Pear Pizzazz Smooth Card Stock, White Vellum Paper, Pocketful of Posies Designer Series Paper, Twitterpated Designer Series Paper
Ink: Chocolate Chip, VersaMark, Whisper White Craft
Embellishments: On Board Merry Medley, Sponge Daubers, White Stampin’ Emboss Powder, Baja Breeze ½” Seam Binding Ribbon, white crochet thread, Twitterpated Designer Buttons, Paper Daisies, Antique Brads, Silver Glass Stampin’ Glitter, Dazzling Diamonds Stampin’ Glitter, Boho Blossoms Punch, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch, Labels Collection Framelits Dies, sewing machine
Great card. I especially love they way you stamped the doily on vellum and cut it out.
Beautiful card – love the doily too. The ribbon/flower element is especially “shabby chic”. Love your work so much!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! I love how you did the Hello, Doily – it really DOES look like a real doily! Your shabby chic card is fabulous!
I love the doily on vellum – have never seen it done that way but will certainly try it! Thanks for sharing the definition of shabby chic!
That doily is beautiful! Great shabby chic card