Hi everyone! I have a fun Mixed Media Spellbinders project to share today. This one is a bit outside the box for me (haha). You can find this and many other inspirational Spellbinders creations in their Idea Gallery!
I started with a wooden trinket box measuring 5¾ x 3¾ x 4". I covered each side of the box with white linen paper. I then added some pattern paper from FabScraps. For the top of the bos, I layered roses from Rose Creations dies spritzed with Glimmer Mist. I nested Standard Circles SM and Venetian
Motifs dies in Silver Premium Craft Foil to create an open frame and
accents from Venetian Motifs to add around the flowers. The words are from Girlie Grunge Labels sponged with gold ink.
The front uses a cut/embossed Grand Decorative Ovals
One with the excess trimmed off. And the
finishing touches are a button, more Want2Scrap pearls and an accent piece from
Venetian Motifs.
This project was definitely a labor or love. It took me a LONG time (read 2 days) to work out the details on this, but I love the final result and it was well worth it! Thanks for stopping by and here is a close up picture of the roses and flourishes details.
Spellbinders
Supplies:
- S4-116 Standard Circles SM
- S5-050 Rose Creations
- S5-084 Girlie Grunge Labels
- S5-119 Venetian Motifs
- LF-016 Grand Decorative Ovals One
- F-012 Precious Metals Premium Craft Foils Assortment
- Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur® Die Cutting and Embossing Machine
Preferred
Partner Products:
- Want2Scrap, Say It With Pearls 72 Count LeCreme Pearls, Finesse Swirls LeCreme Pearls
Cross
Promotional Partner Products:
- FabScraps, Heritage Small Floral, Heritage Script 4 Patterned Paper
- Clearsnap, ColorBox Gold Brocade Pigment Ink
- Tattered Angels, Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Mist
- Walnut Hollow, Basswood Recipe Box
- Scor-Pal, ¼" Scor-Tape
- Beacon Adhesives, Zip Dry Glue
Other
Supplies:
White Linen Weave Cardstock; Ivory
Craft Paint; Ivory Brocade Trim; Vintage Button
Beautifully vintage! Fabulously done! Trusting you had a great Thanksgiving :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWOW, girl! (I thought I was at the wrong blog for a minute!) Definitely a different look for you, but just that much more evidence that you can truly do it ALL! Awesome job with this!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. Love all the special details. So worth the time to make it (2 days :))
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Well worth the time that accent looks so real. Like actual hardware!
ReplyDeleteOh...my...goodness....this is jaw-dropping gorgeous, Michelle!
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