The frame was covered in Basic Grey designer paper, Periphery, with the edges distressed with vanilla acrylic paint. The Prima matches much more closely than this picture depicts. The stamped portion of this project is from Flourishes stamp set, Open to Love. It was such a simple project... but the emphasis remains with the words - I love you.
It's as simple as that. What more could you want?
Thanks for stopping by,
lisa
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Supplies:
Stamp set: Open to Love by Flourishes, LLC
Paper: Basic Grey Periphery paper, Very Vanilla Cardstock
Ink: Brilliance Coffee Bean pigment ink, Brocade Blue
Other: small wooden frame, vanilla acrylic paint, clear Dew Drops, Olive crinkled ribbon by May Arts, Prima flower, sewing machine and cream thread.
Lovely shabby chic card, Lisa. That Basic Grey paper practically makes its own card, doesn't it?
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Love your frame Lisa. It came out awesome. I have had altering a frame on my list for awhile. Perhaps I will do it soon. :) I agree with you about not learning French well in HS and College.
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Stunning Lisa!
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This is so pretty, love the [a[er
ReplyDeleteSome beautiful projects here since I last dropped by Lisa! I love the shabby chic look of this one and the focus on the words. The alternating petals on the kitchen sink one look fab and I love the way you've used the overlay on the lacy heart - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've really enjoyed visiting your blog. Love this card and the sentiment.
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ReplyDeleteHi - Just found your blog today -- love it! I really like this frame and have a question... Did you cut the paper before or after you adhered it onto the frame? Does that even make sense how I phrased it? I've heard of using a spray adhesive, then an exacto knife to trim away the excess paper. Any suggestions??
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Kerry
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