Hi there & today I'd like to shoe you a recent commission from a customer who wanted an Anniversay Card & Box Set, and somthing special as a keepsake, so I suggested a wall hanger to match. I stuck to a traditional pastel colour scheme with lovely papers by K&Co. & tried to give it plenty of contemporary touches, here's the end result...
...I made a 6x6" card from white Bazzil cardstock & puched the rdges with Martha Stewart French Scroll PATP punch, here's a closer look...
...I used a Tim Holtz ornate book plate for the center which has been hand coloured by me (Will be doing a tutorial on them soon, in the mean time look out for my article in Simply Cards & Papercrafts!) I then added the 'Congrats' sentiment in mini-alphas onto coreogated card...
...The stunning large pale blue roses & most other flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts, paired with Magnolia Doo Hickey 'Heart Swirl Branch' die...
...And here's the Wall-hanger. I cut an MDF base (approx 8.5x6") using a jigsaw from 6ml MDF & sanded the edges. I then sprayed with White Primer & coated with 2 coats of blue acrylic paint, before distressing with a craft knife to create an old wood-look/ peeled paint type effect. I then attsached some fastners with tiny screws & tied ric-rac through to hang...
...The pretty sentiment is from a HOTP CD-rom & has been edged with gorgeous Pink Paisly decorative circle. Again most of the flowers including the large blue stunner are from WOC. The birdy is a Tim, Holtz die made from grungeboard & Bazzil card-stock...
...Below shows a hand-made glass pebble on a shabby seam-binding bow...
...And lastly here's the matching bag, with name tag...
...The sentiment is from the HOTP CD-rom & the wings are Tim Holtz grungeboard with hand-made heart from manuscript paper...
...Here's a look at the whole set together...
wow these are fantastic deb.gorgeous soft colours and your designs and details are really beautiful :D
ReplyDeletexx coops xx
WAUW WAUW WAUW!!! Such a SUPER gorgeus set of beautiful gifts!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Karin
WOW!!! What a masterpieces!
ReplyDeleteStunning work - I love them all! :)
Hugs,
Karita