Sigh...hard to believe that today is the end of my Growing in Unity week - but it has been so much fun! Thanks to all who joined me in this adventure this week! Remember to leave a comment today as well, as I will be drawing a winner sometime tomorrow to choose 2 Itty Bitty stamps! Here is what I made for my final day:
I started off by making the background. I used the Tea Time Pattern Background stamp, clear embossing ink, and stamped on white paper. I then applied Tim Holtz distress ink in Spun Sugar over the top of it - so it colored the paper, and not the area I had embossed.
I then cut a shape with my Spellbinders Nestabilities, and did the same thing with the boot from the Brave Girl Boots Kit, and distress ink in the color called Old Paper. I left the die on the paper until after I finished inking, so the edge stayed white.
After that, I stamped the sentiment from the Itty Bitty, A Thing of Beauty, using distress ink in Victorian Velvet.
I matted the pink embossed paper on white cardstock, then on a Papertrey Ink Cardstock base.
Layered some burlap on top of those layers...then used some lace and pink chevron ribbon from Ribbon Carousel on top of that.
Finished off by mounting the boot panel on top, using foam adhesive at the top and bottom.
I am also linking this up with this weeks Unity Friends with Flair! Make sure and click the link to go check out how to join in on the fun and win more stamps that way - and check out all the new releases!
Thanks again for joining me this week! Hope you have a fabulous weekend!!!
So pretty...love the embossing! Lee-Ann :)
ReplyDeletePretty card! I love that emboss resist technique. That background stamp is lovely. I have never noticed it before. Now I'll be on the lookout for it!
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Very pretty! I like the embossed resist technique you used and the combination of burlap and lace.
ReplyDeleteOH, WOW!! A little rustic, a little girly. What a fun combination!! And who knew that pink and burlap would look so AWESOME together??
ReplyDeleteWow, spun sugar is a new color to me. This is lovely. So girly and pretty and excellent choice adding burlap and lace! Sorry your week of GIU is over, but I am sure there will be many who stop by often for your inspiration...like this lady right here!
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Jessica S
Love it! Great texture and resist embossing! Love the color combo!!
ReplyDeleteOh, LOVELY! I knew I liked your style.
ReplyDeleteI have a black pair of boots like this in my closet.
Marching in ROSES makes me feel young again.
Have a FABULOUS weekend!
Super pretty card! Love the embossing you did, and that boot is awesome.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!! I love the embossing!
ReplyDeleteGreat embossing on this card and I love your trim choices too!
ReplyDeletevery pretty card.
ReplyDeleteLove the burlap and lace together...very sweet:)
ReplyDeleteYou did a really fabulous job on this card. I must admit I was not sure about this stamp until I seen you use it. It is awesome and what you have done with it is awesome. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty- lots to admire!
ReplyDeleteLove your card!
ReplyDeleteAll of that texture just makes me want to run my fingers over it! Beautiful!
ReplyDeletePerfect colors. Great effect with the resist technique.
ReplyDeleteI love this card - the embossing, the burlap, the ribbon - it's all great!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO Gorgeous, Heather!! The boot looks amazing, and I love the burlap & trims & paper you used. Fantastic job in your GIU week. I've SO enjoyed your creations. Thanks for sharing them, Heather. Have a fabulous weekend! {hugs}
ReplyDeleteThis is one fun card! I love the burlap!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic card!!
ReplyDeleteOh! I love all the heat embossing on this card...so pretty!
ReplyDeletelove the embossing and all of the layers fantastic job
ReplyDeleteWow, such a yummy card design. First I love this stamp, and the burlap is a nice addition to the card.
ReplyDeleteThis card is absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! What amazing colors! Love that little punch of burlap!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, I love the soft colors!
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