Hi Friends!!
It’s time for The Card Concept #67 “Vintage” Challenge! I
love the vintage elements in our inspiration photo- the heart, metal tin,
script background, browns as well as the gold!
I decided to create a Mixed Media Shabby Chic card using retired Stampin’ Up! stamp sets, French Script and Friendship’s
Journey. I love the vintage images and
these stamps will remain part of my collection for years to come!
I decided to incorporate
the Happy Little Stampers February 2017 Mixed Media Challenge “Tear/Rip” into the design.
I hope you will find
the time to check out the wonderful Design Team cards at The Card Concept as
well as the HLS challenge gallery- gorgeous inspiration from all!
To create this card:
1). Ink the retired Stampin’
Up! French Script background stamp using TH Ground Espresso Distress Ink, stamp
onto a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock, distress the edges with a distressing tool
and apply TH Vintage Photo Distress Ink with
a sponge dauber over the edges.
2). De-static a piece
of Crumb Cake cardstock with an Embossing Buddy®, stamp the retired Stampin’
Up! Friendship’s Journey image with Versamark™ Ink onto the prepared cardstock,
apply Stampin’ Emboss® Early Espresso
Embossing Powder and heat set with the heat tool. Once the embossing has cooled, water color
with TH Brushed Cordoruy, Walnut Stain and Vintage Photo Distress Inks and
apply TH Tarnished Brass Distress Stain to the heart, locket, flowers and other
areas.
3). Hand tear around
the entire panel, sponge additional TH Vintage Photo Distress Ink over the
edges and mount onto the distressed script panel.
4). Mount the entire
panel onto a piece of Early Espresso cardstock, distress the edges with a
distressing tool before mounting onto the white card base.
5). De-static a piece
of Early Espresso cardstock, stamp the sentiment from Friendship’s Journey with
Versamark™ Ink, apply Stampin’ Emboss® Gold Embossing Powder and heat set with
a heat tool. Trim the panel and mount
onto the card front with dimensional foam.
6). Use an Extra Fine
White Sharpie® Paint Pen to add white highlights to the flowers and finish off
the card with a few pearls.
Stamp Sets: Friendship’s
Journey, French Script (both retired Stampin’ Up!)
Ink/Mediums: Versamark®,
TH Distress Inks- Vintage Photo, Brushed Corduroy, Ground Espresso, Walnut
Stain; TH Tarnessed Brass Distress Stain, Extra Fine Sharpie® White Paint Pen
Paper: Very Vanilla, Crumb
Cake, Early Espresso
Accessories: AquaPainter™,
Sponge Dauber, Distressing Tool, Embossing Buddy®, Stampin’ Emboss® Gold and
retired Early Espresso Embossing Powder, Pearls
Thanks again for
taking the time to stop by! I hope all of
you have a wonderful week and you will be able to join us for the #67 “Vintage”Challenge at The Card Concept!
How beautiful! I love the gold...the pearls....so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI've always liked this stamp, but have not used it in a while. You have inspired me to get it out and make a card. Lovely example of shabby chic. I follow your blog. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love this! This has a truly amazing distressed and vintage feel! It's like I'm looking at something that's been saved for 100 years. You did an AMAZING job creating this!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely creation, Julie. Super stamp and gorgeous design. Lovely vintage look. Thanks for playing along at Happy Little Stampers Mixed Media.
ReplyDeleteFantastic vintage themed card Julie! Love the image and the script background! All the distressing adds such a nice touch! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAn incredibly gorgeous image Julie. I love your curled distressed edges and gold embossing.
ReplyDeleteAwesome vintage card! I love how you highlighted that fabulous image with the scripted paper and the curled edges!
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with Happy Little Stampers!
Susan
Calling All Crafters! – My personal Blog!
Hi, Julie! Congrats on your win at Happy Little Stampers MM challenge for February. If you are interested, please contact me about Guest Designing for us. You can email me at melissadawnlane at hotmail dot com. Thanks!
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