This is my new creation in situ in my hall
It is my entry for the Vintage Choice Competition on the UK Stampers forum
'Vintage Choice'. To be in with a chance to win we need you to make a crafty creation in a vintage theme with any colourway and use at least 2 of the following 6 items in its making:
Lace
Ribbon
Fabric
Pins
A Vintage Photo
Glitter
Ribbon
Fabric
Pins
A Vintage Photo
Glitter
I started with a plain wooden frame
I forgot to take a 'before' picture! but this is the back of the frame.
I used my new pot of Inka Gold to colour the frame - it's lovely to use & gives a gorgeous finish :-) It's from the Craft Barn
I made the flowers from double sided 12x12 paper using a coil technique that I just came across whilst mooching round the web - can't remember where just atm but will let you know when I find it again as it was a well explained tutorial :-)
The image underneath the top of the photo is a rubber stamp stamped onto fabric using timber brown Stazon ink. Gives a different texture :-)
The watch was a piece given to me by my daughter for my crafting - think she will be pleased with it's use as she & her Great Gran were very close :-)
The background stamp, stamped in Distress ink - Fired Brick is by Lyndsay Mason & the stamp across the corner is from a Paper Artsy set
The butterfly is part of a necklace! & the key is from Calico Crafts & the lace from the Craft Den (apart from the butterfly & Paper Artsy stamp they are my winnings :-) )
The stamp is a new acquisition & stamped onto the same paper as the background & then cut out. The pin is from Charmed Cards & Crafts & I cut the length in half & added the beads which were from stash as was the diamonte buckle & the pearls.
The image of my Gran when young I copied onto photo paper
to preserve the precious original.
I really enjoyed doing this project & managed to use everything on the list, apart from glitter!
7 comments:
wonderful entry for the comp
Absolutely stunning! So many wonderful details! x
Great project. So lovely. Thanks for sharing and have a great day. Angela
A lovely piece of work, Rachel. How splendid to have such a nice photo to use as well.
Kath x
Thank you for your lovely comments :-)
I'm lucky Kath that I have some fantastic family photo's - some of even older Great Grandparents!
That's fab Rachel - I like vintage but can't do it!
Lovely project, lots to enjoy in the details here!
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