You'll understand when you see the close up. I mean, he looked awesome irl...but that photo, oh, it's a bit disturbing. I hope the recipient likes it! LOL! Anyway, this gorgeous image is from Rubber Cottage and I got it at the stamp show I went to here in November. I love the vintage look and feel of the whole card.
I used Basic Grey Wassial paper and stamped the image in Cranberry Adirondack dye ink. I did some aweful stitching that I was thankfully able to coverup the worst with a big sentiment! I don't know who's it is..it was unmounted and I just don't remember! I added some sprigs under the die cut sentiment using my Martha Stewart punch. I love that thing! Then I added some sparkle with diamond glaze and diamond dust glitter and also with my Sakura Stardust gelly roll pen, hence the evil glaring. What was I thinking?! All the panels are sponges with Antique Linen and Walnut Stain Distress inks.
Have a good night...if you can sleep after seeing this!!!
8 comments:
Awful? Are you kidding, it's beautiful!
I think it is Gorgeous!!
This is a beautiful vintage card, Danielle!! Love the image, stitching, and sentiment with the MS branches!!
I love the colors and DP on this Danielle - and I wouldn't have noticed the glare if you hadn't pointed it out!!! I love that punch too - I've been using it a lot on cards and projects!
You totally crack me up. lol. I think it's gorgeous! I don't think it's creepy AT ALL. You're WAY too hard on yourself here! It really IS gorgeous!
How Old World European beautiful! It is just gorgeous!
Totally laughed all the way through this post. You are hilarious! I'm afraid I don't find the creep factor in this Santa as I do in the Magnolia images with no noses or mouths. LOL They will always creep me out. I do love this card and agree with you that the coolest part is the vintage look. Love this card! Best, Curt
I think it's lovely! An amazing vintage image!
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