Morning my crafting friends, welcome to my blog today, I do hope you enjoy your visit and come back again.
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Today's post features the free die from one of the Tattered Lace Magazines, I loved this one with the Dragonfly and felt it had to be made as a feature on the front of my card. I coloured it in with Distress Inks, not being really neat as you can tell! Once I was happy with the colour I inked it up with my Versamark Glue Pad and heat embossed it three times with Clear embossing powder. This gave it a lovely glossy look, unfortunately it does not show up on the photos. I wanted to put a frame around it but as I have no dies that cut a frame as yet I tried to cut one myself, as you can see its not perfect! I embossed a sheet of White card and cut it into two pieces, one I placed behind the Dragonfly panel the other I kept for the base.
For the base card I used Satin card and matted this up with the cut embossed card, then matted and layered up more Satin card and White card, attached some orange organza ribbon round the edge and added the panel on the other side as seen. I then attached these to the base card.
I added a bow using the same ribbon and a Sparklet gem finished off the card. I have not added a sentiment until it is needed.
Items Used:
Create and Craft Satin Card Green
White Card
Embossilicious Embossing Folder Regency Swirls
Tattered Lace Dragonfly Panel
Tim Holtz Distress Inks Bundled Sage, Tumbled Glass, Squeezed Lemonade, Peacock Feathers, Tattered Rose, Crushed Olive and Forest Moss
Papermania Organza Ribbon Orange
Kaisercraft Sparklet Gems Daffodil
Papermania Embossing Powder Clear
Versamark Glue Pad
Papermania Embossing Powder Clear
Versamark Glue Pad
Thank you for looking, Jacquie xxx
This is gorgeous Jacquie, such a beautiful die cut and I love the way you have coloured it. Your design is fabulous too.
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Good morning Jacquie, when I saw the little picture of this card on my dashboard list I thought " I didn't know tattered lace did a striplet ". You have done a fantastic design, I love it. Love the dragonfly???
ReplyDeleteLove how you discribe the girls, if they achieve what they want to do at the moment and I am sure they will, Anna wants to be a surgeon and Beth a vet. Anna has always said that is what she will be, Beth on the other hand did say for a long time she wanted to be a fairy first but if she couldn't be that she just have to be a vet, she is great with animals.
They come from a long line of medical people. Hazel xx
Looks gorgeous and Like Hazel said, it looks like a striplet, lovelyxxxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Jacquie! I love all the wonderful layers of alternating embossed and metallic papers! Your window is gorgeous, almost looks like a fancy stained glass panel! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just stunning, love, love, love it.
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Afternoon Jacquie, a beautiful card, that die is great - love the idea of using the embossing powders - it adds another dimension. Janice xx
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This is beautiful Jacquie, such a gorgeous focal point and elegant design.
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Fantastic card Jacquie.
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ReplyDeleteDid have to rub my eyes thinking it was a Striplet I'd missed.
Super design. Absolutely love it!
Have a great weekend.
Ang x
Delightful creation and gorgeous colour combo's....Those papers and added goods are so suited. Beautiful creation.xx
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Such a beautiful die-cut image Jacquie!! Love the colours you've used ... and love the texture of the frames. Loll xx
ReplyDeleteAww soo very pretty. Who cares if it's not perfect. Mine are never perfect that's the guide to handmade things lol
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