Thursday, March 10, 2011

"All tucked in" Card

Yep, two posts in one day , and yep another soft colored card; I told you, something weird is going on...

I am linking this up to the challenge over at City Crafter Challenge http://citycrafter.blogspot.com/2011/03/city-crafter-challenge-blog-week-47-in.html
All they ask is to make a pocket. Well, that's easy enough, so I made three. I wonder if that will triple my chances at winning...


So, we will see a lot of tags in this challenge !! I used this oh so pretty fabric for the backing. Isn't that so spring-y...I cut up some Prima tags to make my pockets...I inked up my lace...



 I cut out some tags, inked the edges, added some fibers, my all time favorite ribbon, a brad . I find those images really beautiful.



and I love the back of this paper; I added a strip of the same fabric on both tags...



and here is the third pocket, same fabric and ribbon as the front, with a tag I made with vintage (1949) sheet music, inked it up to age it even more, and those flowers are cut out from another fabric. I thought the colors and watercolor went well with the front. I am really happy with the inside of my card...

I love using fabric on my cards...tks for visiting, again...A bientôt ...Gigi

  • Paper : Prima Fairy Flora
  • Brads: Recollections
  • Ribbon : Prima
  • Inks : Tim holtz Barn door, vintage photo and wild honey

5 comments:

  1. This is so pretty! Thank you for playing along at CCCB!

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  2. What a beautiful creation ... Love the fabric idea and the tags are so very pretty ... thanks so much for playing along at CCCB

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  3. I have a place in my heart for everything "botanical"and I love your take on this challenge. The last tag ( with the sheetmusic) is my favorite; it;s stunning!
    Good luck on the challenge!

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  4. Oh WOW.. This is such an amazing project.. I just love it.. Thanks so much for playing along with us at CCCB!

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  5. That is absolutely darling, love that fairy flora journaling spot, thanks for sharing your beautiful work with us at CCCB!

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