Are you an Alice Fan???????
if so,,,,,you´ll enjoyed watching this stunning
Genuine Folkard ATC Mini Album by Lisa S. (from my DT)
Directly from her blog:
Happy Monday everyone! I'm excited to share my very first ATC mini album with you featuring the Unforgettable Alice Pack by
Nicecrane Designs. This pack has several collage sheets included and I
used the Genuine Folkard ATC/ACEO background collage sheet for my album.
It has several images from Alice in Wonderland and my daughter claimed
it for her own the minute I finished lol.
For the base I recycled corrugated board and distressed all of the
edges. Old book paper is the next layer and I sprayed each one with
color mists to bring in a pop of color. The ATC's were next and I skewed
panels for a touch of whimsy. The next decision was to choose which
embellishments to use and I've become a big fan of Studio Calico's wood
die cuts so you'll several of those throughout. The one item I found in
my stash that I've had for awhile, Vintage Findings by Making Memories,
is actually a sheet of ephemera in a metallic silver finish. The flower
stems were perfect for the cover but I needed to tone the silver finish
down and ginger alcohol ink did the trick. The bird is also part of the
ephemera sheet and I used Sailboat Blue to turn him/her into a pretty
little bluebird. Prima roses, Webster's Pages Lotus Blossoms Whimsies, a
T!m Holtz memo pin, Spare Parts button and WMS twine add the finishing
touches to my front cover. To bind my album I punched a 1/16th hole in
the upper left corner and slipped a 7 Gypsies book ring through it and
added seam binding, gold twine & ivory ribbon. Here's the rest of my
album.
A really true Treasure,,,,,,,for Alice Fans
Special thanks to Lisa S. for this stunning collection.
I am showing here the complete picts included on Genuine Folkard Collage Sheet ......But
THE COMPLETE COLLECTION INCLUDE
7 DIFFERENT COLLAGE SHEETS (56 stunning pictures)
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And......I continue showing you another different
and so stuuning project
True Love Hook Board by Mitra Lee (From her blog)
Love it, love it, love it,,,,such a creativite project....
So, it's been two years since we moved in here at this house.
So, it's been two years since we moved in here at this house.
For
two years, I have endured the top of my jewelry box being the home to
spare things. Might just be a shirt or two, but regardless, when I want
to find some earrings, I have to move them off the top.
Not a huge deal since I don't wear jewelry all that often due to the
fact that nobody sees it....except the dogs....but, I did get the urge
to have THE MAN start hanging up his things....and wanted a spot for a
few of my things too.
So, since I likely can't buy something I'd like, I made my own.
I modge podged some doilies, roses, and cool images onto a board and added hooks.
The images are an easy peasy download from
Nice Crane Designs
and were previously magazine covers. They are designed as ATC images,
but I like how they work on this board. I printed them out on an 81/2 by
11 sheet of photo paper and sprayed them with clear acrylic before
working with them. The acrylic protects them from the Modge Podge which
makes them run.
Here is another shot of the middle of the board. I love those dresses and hats! So feminine!
How do you like the little red roses? I love those...they are pretty and embossed.
Added various spritzes and ink pads to get the shimmery background. Of course shimmer modge podge helps too!
I may have gone a little TOO girly with this hook board though.
I
got THE LOOK when I asked how he liked it. Evidently someone thinks its
pretty um...feminine for his taste. Not like his shirts will know!
p.s. How do you like that background I took those photos on? That is a
huge boulder that sticks up in my lawn. When we moved here, they were
hiding it under a small little garden. I was super excited to find the
rock. I know, I may be slightly crazy...but I do love a good boulder.
;-)
And here is the product:
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Horayyyyyyy for Margreet,,,,,,welcome on board my friend....
And she was working with my Vintage Cute Kids CS to create this adorable card:
My card share this time is one of the adorable images from Nicecrane Designs.... isn't
he gorgeous? I must have been in the right place at the right
time, because I left a comment on a card that had used one of these
images and the designer Ignacio asked me to become one of his designers
and told me I could go to his website and pick my favourite. How
generous is that !!!!!
My share today is one of the 'Vintage Cute Kids' from Nicecrane Designs, which you can buy from here. I have chosen for a precoloured version this time. My mother (of 85
years old) has crocheted the flowers, which I 'filled' with a big brad
and some WOC flowers. The photo corner is a Quickutz die.
Special thanks to all DT members fro these unique projects.......wowww,
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