Good morning! I have another project I shared at the release party to show you. I used the cameo from Timeless Treasures for this card.
Here are some details...
I started by stamping the image with Memento Desert Sand ink.
Used E31 Copic marker to add a bit of shading.
Used YR2, YR12 and YR14 to color in the background. Then I cut out the center (colored portion) of the cameo.
I stamped the cameo again, this time with Versa Mark and then heat embossed it with Ranger Superfine Gold embossing powder. Then I adhered the center I had cut out.
Added Crystal Lacquer to the center of the cameo.
I applied a total of three coats of Crystal Lacquer, letting it dry between each coat. I wanted to show you the close-up so you could see the dimension that Crystal Lacquer has when you build it up a bit.
Next, I cut an oval from Pure Luxury Ivory cardstock and sponged with Blush Blossom and Pretty in Pink (SU) ink.
Sponged Apricot Appeal around the edges.
Then sponged just a tiny bit with Creamy Caramel.
Cut a piece of Blush Blossom cardstock (SU) and sponged around the edges with Apricot Appeal, then embossed using my Perfectly Paisley Cuttlebug folder.
I cut a paper doily into fourths and sponged very lightly with Creamy Caramel (nearly a dry sponge).
I layered with Pure Luxury Ivory (GKD) and Groovy Guave(retired SU). I used scalloped oval and rectangle Nestabilities to cut some layers and my Swiss Dots Cuttlebug folder on a layer. Also added some self adhesive pearls to the lace doilies and gold cord to "hang" my cameo from.
Just a reminder about the Timeless Treasures Blog Hop tonight at 10pm Central. You don't have to stay up late to hop. The posts will still be up Tuesday, so join us whenever it is convenient for you. I'll have some blog candy, too!
Thanks for visiting. Have a great day!
Theresa this is exactly the type of look I have been surfing the blogs looking for. I love the old fashion or victorian look. You definitely make me want to order that Cameo set. It is beautiful.
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I couldn't begin to describe the beauty of your card.
ReplyDeleteStunning card, the cameo looks so real! Anesha
ReplyDeleteTheresa, I am speechless...incredible!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! I'm blown away.
ReplyDeleteClare x
Wow!!!! What gorgeous elegance!! Love the cameo!! And your doily accents and embossing, along with the ink distressing, are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteEs espectacular este trabajo, muy elegante y creativo, el gel para cristalizar es increible, con muchas posibilidades, me encanta visitarte porque aprendo mucho, gracias,
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This is so beautiful and elegant Theresa. Very special!
ReplyDeleteLesley Xx
Beautiful card Theresa...now I think I need to add the rectangle Nesties to my stamping wish list :o) Looking forward to the blog hop tonight!!
ReplyDeleteWow that is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow Theresa, this is stunning. Looks so real.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm wasn't this the card that *someone* thought was not so great>?!>! *grin* Hah - it's GORGEOUS! 10:00?!?!? Oh man don't know if I can stay awake that late but I sure want to see what everyone is doing. Did I miss an announcement somewhere about this hop? I've been out of the loop - racing yesterday and work today ICK,
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love antiques and this looks like some of the old post cards I have from my Dad's grandmother. It really is a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Theresa!!!
ReplyDeleteAll of these projects are absolutely gorgeous! I love vintage artwork, so this is right up my alley.
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Theresa, Your truly inspire me to create a beaqutiful something like you. Your work is truly beautiful! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWOW this is one very stunning and inspiring card. Your tutorial was so easy to follow. I just love the vintage look and this stamp set. Thanks so much for a chance.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Thanks for showing all the techniques and process. You are great.
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Such a beautiful card! It really is stunning! TFS Theresa, and your tutorial is great.
ReplyDeleteThe victioran look of your cameo is just beautiful. I'm sure it will be a popular item.
ReplyDeleteCameos have always been a heart-tug for me. I have my grandmother's cameo and it is my favorite treasure. Thank you for sharing how you created your beautiful cards and scrapbook pages
ReplyDeleteBREATHTAKING!!!! OMG you have created a stunning card. Totally love it and everything used works absolutely perfect together.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Theresa. So much work (and artistic ability.)
ReplyDeleteStunning! Really love the embossed background and doily! Cameo looks like real!
ReplyDeleteI could use this set to scrap my old pictures of grandparents as well. Thanks for the opportunity and the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI have nominated you months ago to be the featured stamper on SCS. You are long overdue IMHO. I have followed you for months and continue to be amazed at your talent. Thanks for sharing all your projects and inspiration.
ReplyDeleteNothing gives you more pleasure than to look back on history..especially when it's your own history, you are looking back on :) Lynn
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning!!!! So vintage. Thank you for sharing this awesome card. I would never have thought to use the crystal lacquer to get this effect or the paper doilies!!! Thank you, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteThe card is beautiful! It is truly a work of art. Love the composition - you are soooo talented!
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