I designed a quick and easy card with a touch of bling, an altered candy box and a tag.
I added Diamond Glitter from The Rubber Cafe to the flowers for a little sparkle and I used a few pieces of Linen Tinted Tape around the edges to the tag. In the top corner I added a pink and mimosa yellow seam binding bow. The seam binding is from Really Reasonable Ribbon.
Love the sparkle!
Next I added a die cut dress form with some vintage ivory and blue crochet lace trim and Pink Twirly Twine. For the bottom of the tag I added a rose and doily die cuts with some light blue double ruffle ribbon and Penelope Natural Crochet lace trim. To create the die cuts I used S5-088 Sewing Elements, S5-086 Bitty Blossoms and S4-345 Picot Edge Circles all from Spellbinders. I used Kraft, Frosted Pink Prismatic and Simply Smooth Ivory cardstock from Discount Cardstock for the die cuts.
Thank you so much for stopping by today and I hope you have a Fantastic weekend!!
Hugs & Smiles,
Heidi
Supplies
Vintage Street Market: Dimestore Vogue Paper Sheets & Tags, Bingo Craft Card, Pink Twirly Twine, Linen Tinted Tape
Paper: Discount Cardstock Kraft, Frosted Pink Prismatic, Simply Smooth Ivory
Stamps: JustRite Stampers CR-02230 Topsy Turvy Cakes, CR-03570 With Sympathy
Ink: Tsukineko Memento Rich Cocoa
Dies: Spellbinders Grand Calibur, S5-088 Sewing Elements, S5-086 Bitty Blossoms, S4-345 Picot Edge Circles
Accessories: Really Reasonable Ribbon Azalea Satin Double Ruffle Ribbon, Emily White Crochet Lace Trim, Light Yellow & Light Blue Mini Ric-Rac, Pink & Mimosa Yellow Seam Binding, Penelope Natural Crochet lace trim, Light Blue Double Ruffle Ribbon; The Rubber Cafe Scrap Happy Sheer Glue, Diamond Glitter, Pearls (coming soon), Stick "EM" Up Tool; I am Roses Flowers & Leaves; Rhinestone Ribbon Slider; Buttons; Vintage Crochet Lace Trim; Trinket Pins; Candy Box
I just love all the things you created the box is amazing thanks for sharing it all.
ReplyDeleteHow Wonderful Heidi. Your finished box is a pure work of art and I love all the little things you have added to make it special. Hugs from Scotland Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteI like the die cuts and the using of the crap-paper looks pretty ......I want to need some more and different style of the cards in here.......
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Hi Heidi,
ReplyDeleteYou made some lovely items, but I like the simplicity of the bingo card the best. You might wanna stop by my blog and see all the fashion goodies I just posted, you just might think of 20 or thirty more things to make.
Hugs,
Meri
My My My! This is gorgeous!!! Love how you dressed the form. So pretty. I want that BINGO tag now! You are a ROCK STAH.
ReplyDeleteI just love, what you´ve done to this box here Heidi, and both your card and tag are so gorgeous too. All your work here is so awesome and looks really gorgeous hun. I love everything of it really much.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day and thanks for sharing this wonderful artwork with us here hun.
I really love all the elements you added to enhance these projects. They are just sooo cool. I made a cookbook (notebooks with front and back pockets from Office Max) for my daughters a while back inserting some crazy things in them and they turned out absolutely spectacular. I even went on to make two more for my cookin' hubby. I love the retro look! Cool job you did with these esp those pearl "buttons".
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