Thanks for your guesses about my secret in yesterday's post...*LOL*. It's craft-related of course [Janice...*sending air punch*] and Erin got it right...*winks* It's related to this post back in March...how about a little sneak?
Will you join me next week? A week-long of upcycled projects! :)
Back to my card: I've been swooning over this trend of using white paint/gesso on the edges of a card to make it appear shabby chic. Guess I went overboard, huh? *winks*
I'm entering this card for the monochromatic challenge at The Shabby Tea Room (1 colour + neutrals)...mine is pink! :)
Patterned paper: Girls' Paperie. Embossing folder: Cuttlebug script. Rose trim: American Crafts. Canvas letters: Prima. Distress ink: Antique Linen. Others: wrinkle ribbon, vintage embellishment.
P/s: One more day to play along with my guest Alice's stitching challenge!
Wow... gorgeous shabby vintage card.. I love the white smudging.. (thanks for the inspiration.. hv guesso, but still unopened..:p)
ReplyDeleteLove the feminine layer of blooms...
how exciting... look forward to yr full reveal :)
gorgeous card!! love all the embellishment and patterned papers!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous card Yvonne, love it to bits, who doesn't love gesso...it adds a little bit of dramatic vintage look to our art piece. Thanks for sharing babe!
ReplyDeleteLovely card Yvonne. I am so so happy and looking forward to learn from you.
ReplyDeletegorgeous shabby :)
ReplyDeleteyea!!! for your good news :)
**so glad it was not what Janice thought!! lol
OMG!! such a gorge shabby chic card!!! Love your composition on this piece! the trim, the script embossing! simply delightful Yvonne!! :) def din go overboard!! the result's beautiful! :)
ReplyDeletegorgeous card!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous creation.
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteThis card is totally WOW!!! the stitching .. the gesso... the embossing ..the trim of course!! Ahhh... the sneak making me wriggling!!! can't wait... but... I'd love to be one of the participants???...hugs...xoxo
ReplyDeletelove the card and now I am super excited for your surprise to be revealed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Yvonne!
ReplyDeleteEach creation is so you and yay! for Erin for guessing right!
ReplyDeleteI loveeeeeeeeee this card! I loveeeeeeeee the floral trim and that charm!!! And HOW COOL is your news!?!?!?!!?! LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE it! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDeleteI love upcycling... can't wait to see your projects!
ReplyDeletewoooooooo hoooooooooo sounds like a winner for next week.....your card is a winner too:)
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL card!
ReplyDeleteOH wow, what a beauty!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely array of soft, pastel colors in your palette! The white paint inking technique creates just the right amount of shabbyness - thanks for joining us this week in the Tea Room :)
ReplyDeleteLove the card! So soft and pretty!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!! Love the gesso and the stiching, embossing :-) Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful card with us this week at The Shabby Tea Room :-)
ReplyDeleteAll this mystery is very exciting :-D lovely card as usual!! I have to make a card for my cousins Anniversary.....So wont be as good as yours :-P
ReplyDeleteWOW....Love the white paint and the gorgeous blooms. :)
ReplyDeletegorgeousness! really love that you dry emboss on patterned papers. beautiful card! can't wait for your posts next week! your upcycled projects are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, gorgeous, amazing..breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteI just finished checking out the style posts on MFW - you are such the queen of shabby chic and upcycling and layouts and ...
ReplyDeleteOk, that is enough for one day, don't want you to get a big head or anything :>)
Love this!!!
You totally rocked this card . It's a major ahhh
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love love love the colors and feminine details!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this card Yvonne & don't think you've gone overboard on the gesso at all - that's the look rite?!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeletesuper WOW card!.. love the white paint trick! ;)
ReplyDeleteYeah for guessing right, can't wait to learn more!
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