I played along with Sharon's Stamp Simply Challenge #123 this week to create something "very vintage". Whenever I think of vintage, this Rubber Stampede stamp always comes to mind. I pulled out a scrap of lacy dsp, along with some rose and brown papers from the DCWV old world stack and started creating. I stamped the image on Vintage Cream cardstock with Versafine Sepia ink, then embossed it with clear ep. I lightly chalked some color onto the face, hair and lips for a subtle look. 2 of the layers were stitched by machine. I used the MS doily and the EK Fleur de lis punches to make the borders. A slit punch was used to add the sentiment. I added some ivory satin ribbon and a few Blush Kaiser pearls and that's it! The sentiment is by Hero Arts.I hope you're all enjoying your Friday and I hope it's fantastic for you!!
Carol
14 comments:
GREAT vintage design, Carol! That stitching is FABULOUS and I love the punched borders! Awesome card for Sharon's challenge!
Very pretty!!
This is truly breath taking, Carol! Your stitching is TOP NOTCH! What an ultra elegant piece *SWOON!* I love your work, dear gal! Yee Haw!
As said before...great stitching. When I think of vintage...I just look into the mirror and see Old, aged, and well seasoned. Happy weekend. Pat
This vintage card is absolutely fantastic! Love it!!
Indeed Carol - this is the perfect image for the vintage challenge!!! Your card is so elegant and gorgeous!!! Love the colors you chose...very stiking!!! Wonderful design!!! Hugs ~S~
Lovely Vintage...I love the look but have never tried vintage...hmmm...
Wowwwww, SOOOOO very vintage and GORGEOUS! Love the look of this. :)
What a wonderful vintage card, Carol! This is gorgeous!!! Love how you incorporated the 2 punches into it! Nice job!!!!!!!
Just GORGEOUS......I love this image and you rocked the challenge!
Beautiful card!
so pretty!
I have always loved this lovely image. Your card is so vintage and wonderful. The stitching is incredible!!!
This vintage creation is over the top! Totally LOVE it! Thanks so much for playing the Stamp Simply Challenge!
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