Here I used the Scallop Circle in Java I distressed the edges some and really like how it came out.
Now for the flower. This was the Flower #06 - Small in Java and the lighter brown color that slips my mind at the moment. I inked the edges using my Colorbox Chalk Eye Dark Brown ink pad. I then covered them with Ranger Crackle Accents. Once they were completely dry I went over the top of them with a Creamy Brown Colorbox Chalk ink to take the shine away from the crackle medium. The crackle medium made them curl up a bit, which was perfect!
I tried a 'new to me' fun technique of writing on the photo using my UniBall Signo pen. I also did lots of sewing.Other items used: Crate Paper and Die Cuts, American Crafts Thickers and unknown brad and scraps of paper.
Thats it for me today! I hope you were inspired to get crafting! Thanks for stopping by. I hope you check back soon!
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5 comments:
Kayla, this is beautiful!!!!!!! I love that flower!! You've gotta come show me how to scrap - I'm soooo not a scrapper.
The stitching makes your Bazzill textured paper look like fabric..... awesome!
And that flower, are you kidding me. I am so putting that crackle on my short list! The entire layout is very cool! Love the colors and the stitching is an awesome touch!
This is fabulous!!! LOVE the crackle on the flowers!! I have no idea what Java is though. Can you hook a girl up??
melisa.waldorf@yahoo.com
This is AWESOME!!! I too, love that big 'ole scallop circle! Your flower is very pretty! I love it!
Melisa - I e-mailed you but thought I'd post here too. Java is the color of cardstock I ordered the diecuts in!
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