Happy Friday!
Anyhoo, I am back up to basics and trying to get back to creating and sharing. Have you been by the Sentimental Sundays challenge this week? I know I'm late, but here it is; you still have time to link up!
This week's Sentimental Sundays' Sponsor is:
This week's challenge is:
Make it Fab-ric!
(plus a sentiment)
"For this week's challenge we want to see how you use fabric on your projects. Do you die cut? Paint or stamp? Sew it directly on? We can't wait to see what you make!"
I love making mixed media cards. A variety of substrates, mediums, fibers...all good stuff!
After the computer mess I needed a little creative happiness, so this is what I came up with...rainbows and butterflies!
The magic's in the details - turning an ordinary piece of cardstock into something extraordinary! Details like vintage buttons, crochet thread, hole-y (isn't this a word without a hypen?! apparently spell check doesn't think so.) cork...
...and canvas. The sticky back kind. Started out with an ATC sized piece. Stamped 2 Memory Box Butterflies using Archival Ink in Jet Black, a little bit of water and Globecraft & Piccolo's 3D Enamel Gel in Daffodil and Turquoise. I left the body alone since I wasn't going to use it. Trimmed out the wings.
Here's a better look at this bit of lovely hole-y sticky back cork. Stamped with a (retired?) Stampin' Up! set: Notably Ornate with Archival Ink in Jet Black.
And the canvas butterfly. The key is Globecraft & Piccolo's set: Vintage Lock & Keys Charms (CA124) covered in Aged White Embossing Enamel. (just HAD to add some random sprinkles)
This was a fun card to make and already promised to someone! Working on the software upgrades and updates...when those are through there will be more "this is how I did it" videos! (this takes me back...way back to a certain song...lol)
Have a great weekend!
Inky hugs,
Angi
Playing along with the following challenges:
Mojo Monday 348 - Sketch (turned on its side)
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Magic (...it's in the details!)
Sparkle N Sprinkle - Anything Goes: loose glitter/embossing powder/flocking (embossing powder)
Sweet Stamps - Ribbons, Buttons, Bows (ribbons & buttons)
House of Cards - Photo Inspiration (cork, colors: green, yellow, blue, distressed metal: embossed key, white space...)
Fabulous project! Love all the mixed media and all the great details! So glad you shared it with us for the Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge this month.
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! Love those fun ribbon streamers for your butterfly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love all those details. Thanks for playing with Sweet Stamps.
ReplyDeleteLovely card, the butterfly us lovely and adds wonderful movement to your design. I love the added buttons. Thanks so much for joining in the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteI think this is totally awesome! LOVE the great texture and that amazing butterfly! Thanks for joining our DT call, too! We'll be getting back with people after the hop is done! :) HUGS and enjoy the rest of your week! Mynn xx
ReplyDeleteA lot of creativity and full of different materials to discover on this gorgeous card. I love the little key which forms the body of the butterfly! This is pure art!
ReplyDeleteThank you for playing with us at House of Cards.
Good luck!
Rosi x
Love your mixed media card. The butterfly with the key is amazing. Thanks for joining us at House of Cards challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Angi! I love all of the different textures and that gorgeous butterfly! Thanks so much for joining us at HOC and good luck with the DT call!
ReplyDeleteTammy x
Hi Angi,
ReplyDeleteLove your bright card. I especially love the way you stamped the SU stamp on the cork and cut it out. This stamp is one of my favorites from SU. I am going to have to try this, it looks great.
Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog and thanks for joining us at HOC
Ang HOC DT
This is so pretty !!! I adore this card !! Thank you so much for joining us at Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenges !!! Hope you have a wonderful day !!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Mayra DTM
Mayrasdesigns.blogspot.com