Using the Mini Blueprints 2 from Tim Holtz and Stampers Anonymous I stamped with black archival ink on watercolor paper. With the distress markers and water brush I had some coloring fun.
Next I took a piece of the natural sticky back canvas and sewed around the edges to make a seam and added some colorful felt squares.
Using pop dots and multi medium the stamped pieces were arranged to resemble a sampler quilt. The canvas piece was layered on the final card base with a little more color. Each stamped piece got gilded with rock candy stickles and glossy accents. I also should add that at every step vintage photo and walnut stain distress ink was used to achieve the look I was going for; an aged treasure you might find in an attic trunk.
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With Spring only a few days away on the calendar, I sure hope our weather follows suit. I am so ready for this maritime winter weather to be OVER! Bring on Spring! Thanks for stopping by. h
Super cute! I love all the fabulous texture and the sewing is perfect. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAwesome Job H....You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. love the bunnies.. Mom
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous Heather!I love all of the detail.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card!!! Love your coloring, layering, and use of texture...it surely does look like a well loved treasure!!!
ReplyDeletevery cool Heather!!
ReplyDeletearen't those markers the bestest!!
and i too am SO DONE with this Maritime weather!!! please just let it be warm and no snow!
OMG, Heather, this is sensational!!! What a clever and creative way to construct a card!
ReplyDeleteSo awesome , love those Blueprint stamps !!
ReplyDeleteLove love love the quilt! The card is gorgeous and to combine, quilting, blueprints to make it is fab!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely brilliant and sooooo creative! Love the stitching and the coloring!
ReplyDeleteps-had to pin to my Pinterest wall
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