Thursday, October 11, 2012

Vintage Jamboree!

I have three posts today, so if you are looking for the
or the Craft-e-Corner Craft Pink posts, please click the links.

 
Well, Blogger Peeps, this is my third post for today! WHEW! I don't like to have such a busy day on the blog, but sometimes that happens! This post contains a few more of the projects I made for Hampton Art Stamps and 7Gypsies. Enjoy!


Wrap burlap around the left edge of printed paper and secure it to the back of the paper. The burlap and the kraft paper give a rustic look to the card.


Spray a white paper flower with Crimson glimmer mist, then attach it to a brown velvet flower using a mini brad.

The second project is a very simple altered tray. The tray is 6x6 and can be oriented in any direction you choose.


I decided to create wall art with stamped images rather than add photos. This is a very quick and easy project and can be changed out with the seasons.


I love the little pops of red.


The last project is a card that I made with various stamps and inks. Using stamps, pigment ink,and embossing powder, I created a vintage look.


I created my own background paper by stamping a script stamp (Very Beautiful) with brown pigment ink. I stamped the image multiple times, then embossed with clear embossing powder. To create the grungy edge to the green panel I "smooshed" green pigment ink around the edges, then embossed with clear powder.



I made a custom button by stamping a plain cream button with the text image from the Very Beautiful set. Then, I embossed it with clear embossing powder.

You''re Not Old Card:
Ink: Clearsnap Colorbox: Archival Dye Ink (Wicked Black); Graphic 45 Decades Antiquing Ink (Dark Cashmere); Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist (Crimson)
Stamps: Hampton Art Stamps: 7 Gypsies: You're Vintage (PS0628)
Cardstock: Black, Kraft
Designer paper: 7 Gypsies
Embellishments: 7 Gypsies mini clothespin, velvet flower, burlap; mini brads; paper flower
Tools: paper trimmer; Ink applicator foam or sponge
Adhesive: tape runner; adhesive tape or fabric adhesive; foam tape

Vintage Tray:
Ink: Clearsnap Colorbox: Donna Salazar Mix'd Media Inx (Schoolhouse); Graphic 45 Decades Antiquing Ink (Photogenic); Fluid Chalk (Creamy Brown)
Stamps: Hampton Art Stamps: 7 Gypsies (Memories IC0196, Time Pieces SC0504, Vintage Bicycle SC0503, Very Beautiful SC0502, Molto Bello IC0152, Abundance IC0148, Par Avion IC0149)
Designer paper: Canvas Corp, 7 Gypsies
Embellishments:7 Gypsies: Pyramid Studs, Miniature Keys, Label holder; Canvas Corp: Mini clothespins
Tray: 7 Gypsies: Solo Shadowbox Tray Black

Clock Card:
Embossing Powder: Hampton Art Stamps Basics (Clear)
Ink: Clearsnap Colorbox: Donna Salazar Mix'd Media Inx (Leather, Honey, Mossy); Graphic 45 Decades Antiquing Ink (Dark Cashmere)
Stamps: Hampton Art Stamps: 7 Gypsies: Time Pieces (SC0504), Very Beautiful (SC0502), Distressed Background (PS0673), Distressed Words (PS0680)
Cardstock: Cream, Brown
Embellishments: button; natural string/floss; brown grosgrain ribbon; jute string
Tools: paper trimmer; Ink applicator foam or sponge; heat tool
Adhesive: tape runner; adhesive dots; foam tape

3 comments:

  1. what wonderful things. and on the first card such positive inscription!!! :)

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  2. i like your tip on the button stamping!!! thanks for sharing that one!!!
    ava g

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  3. I love the burlap border on the card...I've been using burlap on my Christmas cards, and it just adds so much texture, doesn't it? Great projects, as always, Gloria!

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