This week the design team is continuing with samples --and perhaps a little inspiration! -- for our brand spankin' new Beary Sweet sketch challenge. I got a little witchy with Authentique's "Glowing" 6x6 pad.
I used 4 different designs from the pack, including the polka dot spider. I stamped the sentiment onto scraps created by one of the layers. The stamps are individual letters that I laid out askew for a fun, messy effect. Actually, that's a lot about this that's distressing, including the chewed edges, sewing lines all over the place and pulled edges of the lace and tulle.
I have to give big props to Lori for inspiring me to make my own rosette for the very first time! Her card last week featured a rosette and I whined a bit about not having a rosette die. She pshaw'd me and showed me the way with a strip of paper and a handy dandy Scor-Pal. We don't need no stinkin' rosette dies! Thanks, Lori! We'll share a tutorial on it soon. :)
I was thinking of just using "tea party" and reveling in the double entendre, but decided to steer it in a less *ahem* political direction. The off-white threads behind the top text is a bit of cheese cloth.
Inside includes a ton of space for a spooky sentiment as well as more lace and a fun diamond pattern design from the stack.
Card Recipe
- Image: vintage image found online and spiced up for a lush print
- Paper: Authentique "Glowing" 6x6 paper pad; vintage witches printed on ivory Canson Mi-Tiente paper (I love the texture for vintage images); Bazzill basics in black and orange; Rosette is made from a random strip of paper found in my stash
- Medium: Stickles Diamond on spider; Ranger Distress Ink in black and vintage photo on edges
- Embellishments: Hand made rosette; Kaisercraft black pearls; lace, cheese cloth and mirrored bird from stash
- Adhesives: Scor-Tape and Fabri-Tac
Thanks so much for visiting today! We'd love to see what you can create using our September sketch - you could win a $20 gift voucher from The Beary Scrap!
Cheers,
Susan
3 comments:
Susan, I love it! What a fun way to use such a great vintage image. Your rosette turned out fab too!
hugs,
Gini
Your rosette rocks!!!! see now you have more money for more scrapbook goodies, LOL. Love the card it's really cool. Hugs, Lori
Susan, love it! Can't wait to see the rosette tut, I want to make one! Where did you get that awesome image of the witches?
:):)Jamie
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