Believe it or not I have been working on this card for about 3 weeks...when ever I had a minute or two. One of my favorite designers is Nancy Border Dynes as she does a style that I just love. You can see her work at http://mytatteredtreasures.blogspot.com. This is similar to a card she made.
I found this adorable image on Pinterest which I edited in Photoshop. I placed the image on paper after running the edges through my distresser and stitched the edges with my sewing machine. I used Maja papers from Funky Junky, used brush corduroy to distress the edges, sprayed with water, and crumbled them. I let the papers dry over night and the next morning I attached the image to a layer of the crumbled paper.
I made the flowers from crepe paper, colored some beaded stamens with Dylusions spray and used Scattered Straw reinkers on the layers of crepe paper for color.
The swirl and leaves are Magnolia dies and the lace sticking out on each side is a Tim Holtz Die.
I also added some cheese cloth for interest after coloring it with Scattered Straw Reinker.
You can purchase all the dies and inks I used from Terri at Joan's Gardens.
9 comments:
Beautiful! I use clip art quite a bit on cards.
Sarah Stainback
Joan! This is a beautiful card and worth the many hours it took to make. The image is beautiful and would make a great card for a little girls birthday. I am sure you have that in mind for one of your great-granddaughters.
This is stunning! LOVE your flowers and the color palette is divine!! TFS!
really lovely card Joan.
Paula Norris
It looks like it took a long time to create, Joan, but it was well worth it. Your card is simply gorgeous!!!
Love the flowers using crepe paper. What flower die did you use? Beautiful card.
This is FABULOUS Joan! Yes, her creations are wonderful and you're following her footsteps beautifully! GORGEOUS! LOVE all the details ... image, stitching, distressing ... MY kind of creation! AWESOME!
Gorgeous...wow...love all the stunning details...well worth the wait to get it done...so fun to see you get to "play" now instead of having to work...well not counting your canning, gardens entertaining and such...lol!!
Joan you are so right, Nancy is an amazing inspiration. I must say you hit this out of the park!!!
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