Good morning all.
I'm back today to share a card I made for the DT over at Cardz4Galz.
This week our theme is
VINTAGE or SHABBY CHIC
I'm not very good with shabby chic so I went down the vintage route, it also allowed me to keep the design pretty CAS!
I picked up this stamp with a magazine awhile ago, loved all the Art Deco stamps based around the designs of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. For those of you who don't know he was an architect and designer from the Glasgow school working at the the turn of the 19th Century. I love his designs, they must have come as a bit of a shock to the overblown, blousey Victorians!
He is famous for his black furniture as well so I used his tall ladder back chairs as an inspiration for this card shape and layout, adding strips of black to evoke them. .
I stamped the panel then heat embossed in black to give a stained glass feel then used DIs in a watercolour style to add a little colour.
So for more Vintage/Shabby Chic inspiration, please check out the rest of our fab DT over on the main blog.
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This is really beautiful Julie, and would be worthy of being framed with a couple of companions and hung on the wall!! xx
ReplyDeleteStunning card Julie. I love the Art Deco look and have spent many happy hours in Glasgow admiring the Macintosh tearooms etc.
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Lesley
Very stylish, mum.
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful creation and it's lovely to see you at Stamping Sensations challenge Julie, many thanks for joining in.
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Very cute project. Thanks for joining us at {PIN}spirational Challenges.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!!! Thanks so much for participating in our {PIN}SPIRATIONAL challenge!!! Can’t wait to see you participate again in our next challenge!! Have a great crafty day!!! (SO sorry I'm late commenting but I have so much trouble with this proving I'm NOT A ROBOT foolishness!!)
ReplyDeleteDeanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper
Just found this in 2024. Love it. Wish I had this stamp. Macintosh is my favorite artist.
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