Hello and welcome to day one of the two-day DCWV/Hampton Art Holiday Hop!
DCWV and Hampton Art are two companies that go above and beyond to provide a wide seleciton of products from classic, to vintage, to trendy and modern. So, when we decided to team up it was only natural that we would want to show you some variety.
Day #1 of our hop is all about vintage! Whether you are talking lace and pearls and soft weathered colors or distressed, grungy and anged, if you love all things vintage we have some beautiful projects to show you today!
If you have come here from Jan Garber's blog then you're on track! If not, you should go back to the DCWV blog and start the hop from there!
Here's today hop list! (Giveaway info at the end of my post!)
Hop Beginning : http://dcwvinc.blogspot.com/
Vivian Keh : http://contadinak.wordpress.com/
Jan Garber : http://scrapnsurprise.blogspot.com/
Dana Warren : http://www.kraftpaperstamps.blogspot.com/
Hilde Stolk : http://hildejanbroers.blogspot.nl/
Gini Williams Cagle : http://www.ginicagle.blogspot.com/
Rita Barakat : http://letsembellish.blogspot.com/
Linda Abadie : http://lindaabadie.com/
Tessa Buys : http://precociouspaper.blogspot.com/
Beverly Sizemore : http://bevscreativepath.blogspot.com/
Karla Der : http://madebykarla10.blogspot.com/
Gloria Stengel : http://www.gloriascraps.blogspot.com/
Amanda Philips : http://oldenough2beakid.blogspot.com/
End of Day 1 - Hampton Art : http://blog.hamptonart.com/
I like vintage ... but i'm not good at making anything super vintage! There are some awesome designers out there that do it wonderfuly! But i'm not one! :) My vintage usually includes a vintage (or like) image, vintage paper and distressed edges, what i like think of as light vintage! :)
I started with some DCWV pattern paper and trimmed it to fit my cardbase, then i inked the edges with Mudslide dye ink by Colorbox. Their dye ink makes great ink to distress edges, i love to use Mudslide and Putty.
Next i stamped the ballerina image from Hampton Art/Graphic 45 Nutcracker Sweet 2 and embossed it with clear powder. Then i colored it with water colors. I trimmed my card stock, then i cut the panel into 3 strips. Next i rounded each corner of the strips, then inked the edges.
I matted the strips on some DSWV green pattern paper. I used pop up dots and let a little bit of the green paper show between each strip.
Next i made a twine fringe to edge the green panel (and i thought it added a nice vintage touch to the card) To do this i used double sided tape on the wrong side of the green panel. I made loops with my twine, once i did one row i went back down for a second and a third.
I stamped the sentiment in Mudslide ink, then inked the edges. But it still needed a little more distressing. To do this i pressed some of the dye ink onto a cleark stamping block. I added a little bit of water to the ink and painted some areas of the scroll. I adhered the sentiment to the stamped panel. And last added the panel to my cardbase with pop up dots.
Hampton Art & DCWV are giveaway some awesom goodies! Just leave a comment along each blog TODAY and TOMORROW to be entered, the more blogs you comment on the better your chance!
Hampton Art's Prize Pack:
Thanks so much for stopping by! The next stop is the wonderfuly talented Hilde Stolk!
Dana
Supplies:
Stamps: Hampton Art: Nutcracker Sweet 1 & 2 IC0204, IC0205
Pattern Paper: DCWV: Heirloom Christmas Stack
Ink: Colorbox: Dye Ink - Mudslide, Pigment Ink - Chestnut
Embossing Powder: Hampton Art: Clear
Twine: May Arts
For 'vintage light' I think it is a beautiful project. I'm not the best when it comes to vintage either but I am inspired by yours. I really love the twine fringe..
ReplyDeleteI really like the fringe you made with the twine. Very clever and it just made the project POP! Great job! Thanks for sharing it with us. :)
ReplyDeleteOoh I absolutely love what you did with the fiber! Great job, Dana! -Vivian
ReplyDeleteVery Cool!!
ReplyDeleteI love your light vintage! Just the right amount for my liking!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love the twine loops!
ReplyDeleteI think your light vintage works very well, and the twine is a nice added touch! How clever!
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I love what you did with the twine. Will have to keep that in mind for future projects. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThe way you cut the ballerina into 3 pieces is so smart. I just love this card. I don't know why I always stamp everything in black..the brown ink on the magic of Christmas is beautiful!
ReplyDeletevoilà une créa bien sympathique et le tampon est magnifique! Bises. Nadine
ReplyDeleteI think you did a fantastic job on your vintage card! I love how you worked in the twine too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job Dana! I love, love, LOVE how you did the three panels! And your "light" vintage is JUST right! Thanks so much for participating in the hop!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the ballerina! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI really like your card design. the ballerina is beautiful.
ReplyDeletebeautiful work
ReplyDeleteThe way you did the ballerina make sit stand out well, and I love the twine fringe.
ReplyDeleteLove love love the twine fringe !!! The dimension you gave to the ballerina is really nice ! Beautiful card !
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage with the pop of color
ReplyDeleteI just love how you split the ballerina image. Vintage light is just my style/expertise as well. You made me chuckle with your description.
ReplyDeleteThe twine trim is unbelievably awesome, Dana! You might not feel comfortable with vintage, but you certainly rock it! Love how you've done this :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your lovely card.
ReplyDeleteVery cute and clever. Excellent color work and great tips. thanks
ReplyDeleteYou nailed the vintage to perfection! Love the loopy fringe too!
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
I adore your cards. That image is really pretty, and very vintage! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI like your vintage light:) Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteVintage light is a great description!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun love it so vintage
ReplyDeleteWonderful light vintage card--I like the twine fringe.
ReplyDeleteInteresting take on the vintage look, light vintage is a cute name for it. Lovely card.
ReplyDeleteso pretty!!!!
ReplyDeleteNice job and I like the way you used the twine!
ReplyDeleteI think this is really neat, I have never seen the front done like that before, I really like it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice card. The papers and the stamps coordinate well
ReplyDeleteLOVE the twine fringe on the side. I'm definitely going to have to try that.
ReplyDeleteI think you're selling yourself short....I think you did an awesome job with the vintage look! The stamp is gorgeous. The patterned papers and colors you chose are great, and the twine fringe is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job with the vintage look. I really like the twine look!
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage card and how the stamped image are divided.
ReplyDeleteLuanne
I like how you cut the dancer panel into 3. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteLove this sweet card Dana! That twine fringe is amazing - I love the look of that!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I LOVE that image!
ReplyDeleteGreat Christmas card with a lot of interest and texture. TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove the ballerina.... The vintage look in this card is amazing... Stunning!
ReplyDeleteVery vintage and artistic!
ReplyDeleteGreat design Dana, and I really love that looped twine border!
ReplyDeleteNice card. Love the twine fringe idea.
ReplyDeleteLove the twine fringe, very cool!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card - LOVE how you have cut the stamped image into three panels and the fun twine fringe!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration :)
Love you card. The way you split the image up and the twine peeking out. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I love the 3 peices. Really makes it stand out.
ReplyDeleteWow - stunning card! Thanks for sharing! ~ Doris
ReplyDeleteOh, I love every bit of this card, especially how you made it unique by splitting the image, and that cute twine border! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletelove your vintage light!
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful! bbiswabic@new.rr.com
ReplyDeletegreat card and the split image is just great for a vintage "light". TFS.
ReplyDeleteI love the technique! And the loops of twine....amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of turning a large stamped image into smaller ones. Beautiful twine loops on the edge.
ReplyDeleteI love your "in stages" card so truly pretty.
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you split the image in three, never thought of that! The twine loops are perfect. Great card!
ReplyDeleteI think you do a great job of vintage.The jute "scallops" on the edge are the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, I love the Nutcracker Suite!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
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Great looking card.
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wonderful card, love th elayering and the loops of twine on the edge, beautiful detail. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I think it has just the right amount of "vintage." I really like the twine looping you added.
ReplyDeleteLove those heirloom papers with that pretty ballerina.
ReplyDeleteWell,I think you did a fabulous job with your vintage projects. They are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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