The poppies are stamped onto the vanilla cardstock using Vintage Photo Distress ink and clear embossed before coloring with Copic markiers. I then overstamped it using the crackle background which was also inked with the vintage photo ink and stamped off once. I then tore the edge of the poppies panel and sponged the edges. The strip of dp was added to the card front, then the poppies panel adhered over the top before embossing with the Cuttlebug Textile Texture folder and sponging all the edges and running it over the whole thing to catch the high spots of the embossing. I scrunched and sponged the seam binding before adding it to the image panel.
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Date: Sunday, June 19, 2011 GMT Views: 1142
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Sun, Jun 19, 2011 @ 11:24 PM
Karen this is stunning. I love how the ribbon is aged as well.
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Mon, Jun 20, 2011 @ 6:01 AM
wow, this is so pretty.... love the embossed bg and how you made it look antique.... also the same goes for the beautiful flowers and ribbon... love it....