This is a card I made a while ago for another challenge but never posted it so thought it was to pretty to not share- I think I'll be giving this one to my daughter because it isn't really pink- she doesn't like pink that much -which is funny because now she has 2 daughters and EVERYONE gives you pink for babies - Big LOL!!!.
This baby picture is one I bought back before my daughter was born -30ish years ago- it was a sort of decoupage picture on a sheet with a heap of other baby and children pictures and I just fell in love with it but never used them all I still have several sheets so I have decided my cards would be the perfect place to use some of them. The papers are some K&Company I bought a few years ago and haven't used in ages- something else I'll be sorry when it runs out- I might just keep some and look at it it's gorgeous.
Here is a closer look at this beautiful little picture and the paper for the background- so pretty
This is for The Shabby Tea Room for their Week #9 - Chipboard Challenge - the "baby" is chipboard and painted purple and then glittered so I thought it fit. Hope you like it I think it is one of my favourite cards at the moment.
Card Recipe (as best as it can be -I'm not very good at this part of blogging)
Card Base is white card stock-finished size 14cm x 15cm (5 1/2" x 5 3/4") approx.
Papers- K and Company and scraps from my stash
Picture- decoupage picture, OTHER:- chipboard letters -Bella! chipz; Ribbon- creative Corner; Lumiere Paint pearlescent Violet; Glitter; Helmar 450 Glue; lace -stash
I think that's all I used
Thanks for visiting
Catch you Later
Regards
Kathy S
OOOhhhh ... I {heart} that sweet vintage baby image! All that pink and glitter makes me smile! Thank you for sharing such a lovely creation with us all in the Tea Room this week :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, I love the vintage look. I actually have a card from when I was born(some years ago) that looks very similar to this.
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This is so sweet and so pretty. Love your grid background with the scallops at the bottom and the lace. And what a sweet image. How fun you've been saving it all these years. Thanks for playing along with us at The Shabby Tea Room.
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