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Daily Archives: June 18, 2012
vintage trimmings…
Today is all about bringing some of my favorite vintage trim and Vintage Street Market goodies together in creating greeting cards. Here it is all about the layering and mixing of materials to bring that much loved vintage feel to each card.
In this card I used a bit of burlap mesh, fabric, vintage doily, vintage lace and fabric. Added a touch of vintage 16mm film to create a border. Why go green when it comes to the flower leaves? Here I hand cut leaves from the bingo craft cards and inked the edges to give them a little more color and edge definition. The next card features the adorable little girl from the paper doll collection.
Again used burlap mesh, fabric and vintage doily with the Vintage Street Market papers.
Also used the bingo craft card on this card as the background. Sanded the edges to age it a bit and inked the edges slightly as well. Enjoy!
Andrea… Read the rest









