For this card I used digital sheet 182 from THATB. I started with a Choice White cardstock as my base I then adhered layers of some beautiful shabby pink lace from my ever growing collection. I then resized the digital image in Photoshop to fit my card perfectly and printed it off on some more of the white cardstock. Next I stamped the frame using an image from Verve and die cut it using the coordinating die. For the sentiment I used another stamps set from Verve called "Party Time", which was also cut out with an coordinating die and popped up. A little distress ink around the images to give it a more shabby look and some seam binding paired with a vintage button finishes my card.
Now for the details: To enter my challenge, just link up your projects to the Papercraft Star Saturday's post for your chance to win a digital sheet from our sponsor THATB. You have until July 9 to enter this challenge, so that's pleanty of time:-). To share my love of the shabby/vintage style I also have a prize I will be glad to send to the winner. Thank you so much for stopping by and I hope you find time to play along.
Anitra
Paper: Choice White cardstock from Taylored Expressions,
Ink: pink pirouette from SU, Antique linen, Tea Dye distress inks from Ranger
Stamps: Party Time, Sweet Treats from Verve
Embellishments: lace from stash, vintage button, Shabby chic polka dots 182 digital sheet from The House Across The Bay, Verve dies, Seam binding from Paper Loves Glue Etsy
Hi Anitra, I love your "Shabby/Vintage" party card. It is beautiful and of the I love the color you chose! I scheduled my post to go at 5am and when I came in it had not posted. So I checked and the date I scheduled for was July 1....well..it's up now! I guess it's the heat!!!I love having you as a teammate, your projects are always so much fun! Have a wonderful Saturday, my friend! Have you been to the new Archivers?
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! ... sorry I missed the challenges
ReplyDeleteAnitra, I like those party ruffles you employed! Definitely says 'party' to me!
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