Good afternoon,
Another card made using one of my embroidered, inked papers. I made this for a card challenge and stupidly missed the closing date....hey, ho!
The image, from a stamp by Sheena Douglass, was stamped on black card with Versamark ink and dusted with Perfect Pearls mica powder to give a lovely shiny gold image.
My hand made background was trimmed to a suitable size and mounted onto an A5 size blank card along with a black mat.
The ribbon was hand dyed to match the embroidered paper and tied in a double bow for the embellishment.
A crafter of many years, interested in many types of creative enterprises. I decided it was time to enter the 21st century and put this out to the big wide world
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Showing posts with label Embroidered cotton rag paper. Show all posts
Friday, 31 August 2012
Monday, 27 August 2012
Roses and Gems and Twine (Fibres)
It is so long since I entered a card challenge, I am ashamed of myself. So here is the first of what I hope will become a regular thing again!
I have used one of my experimental backgrounds from yesterday's post as the background for this card which is for the Crafty Creations Challenge #184 - Gems and Twine (or fibres)
Well, I didn't have any twine but I have sure packed a lot of fibres into this card!
As the paper was made from 100% cotton rag waste that chalks up one type of fibre. Then the inked cotton paper has been machine embroidered so there are some more fibres and lastly we have the amazing space dyed fibre which matched the background beautifully.
The picture is of roses and rose buds painted, using the one stroke method, with acrylic paints.
Black flat back gems have been used for the studs in the corners of the picture, smaller gems for the butterfly's body and wings and finally a line of clear gems along the bottom of the card.
I have used one of my experimental backgrounds from yesterday's post as the background for this card which is for the Crafty Creations Challenge #184 - Gems and Twine (or fibres)
Well, I didn't have any twine but I have sure packed a lot of fibres into this card!
As the paper was made from 100% cotton rag waste that chalks up one type of fibre. Then the inked cotton paper has been machine embroidered so there are some more fibres and lastly we have the amazing space dyed fibre which matched the background beautifully.
The picture is of roses and rose buds painted, using the one stroke method, with acrylic paints.
Black flat back gems have been used for the studs in the corners of the picture, smaller gems for the butterfly's body and wings and finally a line of clear gems along the bottom of the card.
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