Hi Again Stampers!
I was able to create one more card today using the colors from the Create with Connie and Mary CCMC185 Challenge along
with the Stamping 411 SSC239 Sketch.
Love both of these challenge sites and their designers have created
amazing projects- thanks again to both sites for all of their had work and inspiration!
Although the color combination is bright and "fruity", I decided to create a vintage card using one of may favorite stamp sets, Established Elegance.
To create this card:
Create the collage by randomly stamping the images from Established Elegance
using Lucky Limeade, Peach Parfait and Calypso Coral onto Very Vanilla.
Cut the focal image out using the Big Shot™
with the Framelits™ Label Collection and emboss with the Designer Label
Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folder. Use
the 1” Circle Punch to punch out the three elements on the right and mount onto
Lucky Limeade circles (use the 1 ¼” Circle Punch for layering).
Emboss the Lucky Limeade Designer Series
Paper with the Vintage Wallpaper Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folder and the
Everyday Enchantment DSP (SAB) with the Finial Press Textured Impressions™ Embossing
Folder. Lightly sand both panels to
expose the white core and lightly sponge to “distress”.
Assemble the card, add the Lucky Limeade
1/8” Organdy Ribbon (SAB) along with the sentiment, Very Vanilla Taffeta bow, pearls
and brad to finish off the card.
Stamp Sets: Established Elegance, Short and
Sweet
Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Calypso Coral, Peach
Parfait, Lucky Limeade DSP, Everyday Enchantment DSP (SAB)
Ink: Calypso Coral, Lucky Limeade, Peach
Parfait
Accessories: Big Shot™, Textured Impressions™
Embossing Folders- Finial Press, Designer Label (Oval), Vintage Wallpaper, Framelits™
Labels Collection, Punches- Decorative Label, Word Window, Modern Label, 1” and
1 ¼” Circle, Sanding Block, Sponge Dauber, Very Vanilla Taffeta Ribbon, Lucky
Limeade 1/8” Organdy Ribbon (SAB), Everyday Enchantment Brad (SAB)
Thanks again for
visiting and all of your encouragement!
I hope all of you have a wonderful week and try to find time for
yourself :-)
14 comments:
wow, this card is a beuty! Great vintage style!
If you love your Stampin up products you should check out the Simply Stampin Challenge.
Kelly xx
Love your vintage style! Those colors work perfectly!! Thanks for joining us at Stamping 411!
Gorgeous collage, very vintage-y layers! Thanks for playing Create with Connie & Mary!
I absolutely love your card! I'm a new follower and agree, these stamp sets are a favorite of mine too!
I see you live in Federick Md! I lived there after high school for 2 years. (Fort Detrick) worked at Heckingers!
Beautiful, as usual Julie! Love how you combined the framelit label with the embossing frame--clever and gorgeous! Thank you for playing along with us at CCMC!
Beautiful!!! I love how you used the labels framelits with the designer frames embossing folder - clever!! Love the vintage/collage look! Thanks for playing the challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!
As always...a work of art! Beautiful card. Love all the textures and layers and that perfect bow. Thanks for playing the Create with Connie & Mary Challenge this week!
So Beautifully vintage! I'm diggin what you did with this sketch! thank you so much for playing with stamping 411 this week and sharing your talents!
Another beauty Julie! I love how you used the designer frame as a focal point. Thanks for playing along this week in the Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge!
Simply Exquisite!
Love this!! I am all about vintage and you ROCKED it!! Thanks for playing along with us at Stamping 411!!
The layering of the labels is incredibly stunning! Thanks for playing along with the Stamping 411.
Gorgeous, Julie! Love the colors and shading. Your attention to detail (as always) is amazing! Thanks for helping to inspire us all! Blessings, Gretchen
Love the vintage elements on this card! I didn't order that set (yet), but I think you've pushed me over the top! Thanks so much for playing along with the color challenge last week on Create with Connie and Mary!
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