The "K" is grungeboard run thru the cuttlebug script pattern, then inked with brown and copper. Metal alpha brads for the "ris" for Kris' name.
I will have to rephotograph this tomorrow in the daylight so you can see the metal strips spell out "and her gentlemen". I printed that out on paper, flipped it and the metal over to emboss it into the metal strips. Cut those from some sheets Vivian sent me ages ago. Smeared a little timber brown Stazon over it, attach with brads. I'll let Kris put the boys name in the journal bottom left, cause I can't tell the twins apart!!!
Sorry for the pic but couldn't wait to post this.
AND most importantly, this is my take on Barbara Faulk's sketch which is this month's challenge so get busy and let us see your take on this sketch. A prize is in store!!!
http://www.commit2paper.com/challenge.html
This is the redo of the photo. Much better, you can actually read the metal strips now.Just love all those little bare tootsies!!!
10 comments:
I absolutely LOVE this!! Great job with the metal strips - it really adds to the antique-y (is that a word?) feel of the pic! And I love that K! Pretty pp too!
Oh wow... is it Feb yet? I want my Feb kit... this is awesome!
Great job!
great job!!! love the vintage look and your take on my sketch is ma-va-lous da-ling!(say it slowly like a Southern Belle) HA!
This is awesome!!! I love it!!! And that K rocks!!!
Aw Shucks!!!! Thanks.
I went back and sanded the letters on the metal to make them pop out a bit more.
Gorgeous LO Joyce, I just love it!
Wow, stunning Joyce.....
This is FAB! Love the vintage pic and the metal. Oh and the "K". Great LO!
you did yet another wonderful job!!! this is simply gorgeous :-) i love everything about it!
Wow...you have rocked this new kit. YUM
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