this is Pepper helping out |
the two kittens love to get in the pictures |
Ginger getting groomed for her close-up |
this is Gingers manager/agent Henry |
now everyone is getting in the shot |
we really know who the star is in this one. |
Well this is the finished product, I hot glued the flowers and brushed a "diamond wash" over all the frames. |
you can see the diamond wash better here. I combined water, glue, and glitter in a jar and brused the wash all over the frames. |
I got these frames from my dear friend Ginny |
I cut backgrounds for the frames |
I used some cardboard to cut out the letters to my daughters name. |
I painted the frames and letters a variety of colors using acrylic paint. |
here are the letters in the frames |
I pulled out the punches it was time to make some flowers |
these are the shapes I used. |
after the shapes are colored I punch a hole for the brad and layer the shapes |
a tip: start with the smallest shape first then add as many petals as you like. |
using a variety of shapes and kinds of paper you get a different looking flower |
this is a sample of what is to come. I love the bling on the letter, Camille came up with that one. |
here they are as a trio. |
I got help from my sweet and very talented daughter. She came up with the idea that we should use the same supplies and make each others card. It was a wonderful idea and was a total success. |
this is hers for me. |
here they are together |
I also had help from Nenis. |
I embossed the web in silver and the sentiment too. I stamped the bat and pumpkins and cut out. I punched out the banner and stamped boo on it. |
I added back ground stamping and embossing, to break up all the white space. |
had some help from Ginger |
I used a small doilley(sp) to mask some of its lacy shapes, I did it in pink here |
I masked in light blue here |
I hot glued the embellishments here, it took quite a while because my OCD took over. I finally just had to glue the first one down and go from there. I freed myself as I call it. |
the judges agree that they really like my piece. |
close up on the wall |
Punched flowers using glossy colored book paper. |
here is a layered flower using mulberry paper and book pages |
clear embossed butterfly stamped on black paper |
most of these are rolled pattern paper flower roses, also you can see the doilley I used in the masking process. Nothing ever waisted. |