One more post for The Shabby Tearoom's challenge.
Noel, use polka dots and buttons.
This time used one of the images from Digital Papers, who sponsors the challenge.
Noel, use polka dots and buttons.
This time used one of the images from Digital Papers, who sponsors the challenge.
The sweet digital Christmas angel was antiqued using a technique
Heather Nichols showed us.
3 layers of embossing produces the shiny coat, which is easily 'broken' to resemble
patina aging. I defined it a bit, as she suggested, with Chai ink stain.
Background is PTI's Background Basics: Tintype stamped in Oceantides.
I thought the dots in the tintype stamp look like polka dots.
PTI cardstocks: Aquamist, Antique Linen
I thought the dots in the tintype stamp look like polka dots.
PTI cardstocks: Aquamist, Antique Linen
Foil Edging and vintage lace layering. The swirling rhinestones reminded me of snow.
Glittered paper rose, buttons and felt holly on
seam binding by Paper Sweeties.
Noel sentiment on the inside.
Tucked in some snowflake sequins in the bouquet
What a stunning card, Nancy. Wow, just lovely! Thanks for joining us at the Tea Room!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning, gorgeous!
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WOW, Nancy, this vintage beauty is a stunner! Thanks for sharing your amazing and lovely work with us this week in the Tea Room :)
ReplyDeleteI so wish I could do a shabby card...have never liked my results, but yours is fabulous! Such a great idea to use that crackle technique...I zoomed in to check out the fabulous detail. This is really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love all the fancy vintage detail on this beautiful card. Your cluster of buttons ,snowflakes and flowers is gorgeous Nancy!
ReplyDeleteOhh my goodness...how stunning! Thanks so much for playing along at The Shabby Tea Room
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is STUNNING, love that foil lace layers, I want to reach my hand out just to touch and feel it, awesome work there!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy--this is just stunning. I love the vintage look.
ReplyDeleteWow Shirley - this is a work of art and definitely a keepsake!
ReplyDeleteA vintage beauty! Gorgeous inside and out!
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