Friday, April 10, 2015

CC3C #25 Frameworks

OK...so it is the last day to enter the challenge, but technically I am early because it is not within hours of the challenge deadline :)  We are already to Challenge #25, hard to believe!  It has been such a exciting and creative journey working through Tim's A Compendium of Curiosities Volume III.  I can hardly wait for Volume IV.  Many thanks to Linda Ledbetter, our gracious hostess and to Inspiration Emporium, the generous sponsor for this challenge.  Challenge #25 is Frameworks and you will have to refer to page 64 of Tim's book for further details.  I have created a birthday card for my daughter using the Courtyard Frameworks Die that I won from Paula Cheney in an Eclectic Elements prize pack.

The background is made using Faded Jeans Distress Ink through Tim's Gothic Stencil and embossed with clear embossing powder on Watercolor paper.  I used Antique Linen Distress Ink along the edges and worked it throughout the design.  I added Frayed Burlap Distress Ink to give it a more aged appearance.
 I cut the Courtyard Framework die form Grungeboard, altered it and placed it the background.
 I added the three roses made from the Tattered Pinecone Die accented with pearls from my stash,
The sentiment is stamped on light blue card stock and accented with the Courtyard Framework die as well.

I would also like to enter this card in the following challenges:

The Mixed Media Card Challenge-"FLOWERS"

Frilly and Funkie-Spring Time Die Cuts

10 comments:

  1. So pretty , LOVE the color combo asnd the background stencil work !

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    1. Rea, Thanks for visiting and your kind comments

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  2. Love the airbrushed look of the stencilling - a really elegant card.
    Alison xx

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    1. Thank you for visiting Alison. I love when I can use a rejected background for another project :)

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  3. Lovely card. The stenciling looks like old china giving a vintage look to it. Thanks for joining us at Frilly and Funkie.
    Hugs!
    Cec

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    1. Thanks so much for your visiting and your kind comments. I couldn't think of what the background reminded me of...and you hit the nail on the head. It does resemble an piece of old china that is sitting in my curio cabinet.

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  4. Beautiful color choices and cool pinecone roses! Thanks for joining us at the MMCC this month.

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  5. Gorgeous roses and blue and green color scheme! LOVE it! Thanks so much for joining us at CC3Challenge!!!

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  6. Beautifully designed and very elegant! I love how the Courtyard framework diecuts bring all the colours together. Thank you for joining us at Frilly and Funkie. Jenny x

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    1. Thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comments. I always enjoy the inspiration at the Filly and Funkie Challenge Blog.

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