The piece layered in front of the picture is Very Vanilla cardstock that I stamped with the En Francis stamp set with Crumb Cake ink. Next we crumpled up the paper, spritzed it with water, distressed the edges with the round standing tool, and sponged the edges and all over the page with the Tea Stain ink. We spent a lot of time on this element just making it have lots of texture and detail, we even added three large pearls to the top left corner.
We also added a fun label in front. We took a piece of Soft Suede taffeta ribbon and ruffled it up with sticky strip. Then we embossed the oval with the Designer Frames embossing folder and tore around the edges and once again sponged the edges with Tea Stain ink. The blue piece is DSP was also from the Attic Boutique package that was punched out with the large oval punch and then sponged with Tea Stain ink to help tone it down. The words are from the Loving Thoughts stamp set and was stamped in Soft Suede ink and a small pear was added to make the dot on the "I".
The final touch was the bow. It was made with Pool Party seam binding ribbon. We first tied the bow and then we sprayed the ribbon with water and spritzed it with water until it was wet and then crumbled it up and unfolded it part of the way and let it dry so it still add some of the wrinkles. We used glue dots to adhere the ribbon to the page and formed the bow with the dots.
Finally, I have to tell you a bit about the frame. I got this frame at Ikea and it was a bargin but it was also bright white. So I used a sponge and Soft Suede classic ink and rubbed it all over the frame including all the little nooks and cranies. I did this several times and was rubbing the frame to work to get the color to set, I even used a heat gun. It was a long process but I love how it turned out and it really works well with the picture.
This page turned out so awesome, it's beautiful I made a second page during the class and that one I added to a 12 x 12 scrapbook page. We had so much fun and the ladies loved learning how to use the kit and some great techniques that they can use in the future.
Take care and have a great week!
Diana
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