Hello! Today I have another vintage Halloween creation to share. I got this cute image from FREE ViNTaGE DiGiTaL STaMPS. I thought this would be perfect to send to my two little nieces. I used a lot of non-Halloween type items on this card. The purple paper is from Heartfelt Creations Delicate Aster collection. I also used new Vintage Floret dies and stamps from Heartfelt Creations for the purple flower. I outlined the old photo image and the flower with PK Glitz micro glitter. The leaves are a SU framelit by Sizzix. The little pumpkin was laying on my work table, but I believe it is from MFT's Primitive Pumpkins set. The orange strip of DP was in my scrap bin, and the "spooky" is a die cut from K&Company. I used Antique Linen and Walnut Stain distress inks on the edges of my white card stock base. I also distressed the edges of the purple panel.
When making a vintage-style card, I love that I use a lot of little odds and ends that would otherwise end up hanging around forever in my studio. That is the fun part of a vintage style project. Throwing bits and pieces of things together unexpectedly to create a little work of art!
This fits the spooky themed challenge over at Totally Paper Crafts.
For the Frosted Designs Challenge-use paints, inks or mists on your project.
Thanks for stopping by! Tomorrow I will have a more CAS style vintage project to share.
Emily
7 comments:
nice
I love how you distressed the paper around the edges. This is wonderful and I am sure the girls will love it.
What an awesome card!!! Love the vintage look and the distressing! The flower is great too
Thanks for joining us this week at Frosted Designs!!
Awesome Halloween card!!! The background paper is super cool and LOVE the spooky font and the flower-beautiful!!!!
Sherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Now that is a Freaky yet Awesome card. Love what you did with the flower.
Fabulous creation, thanks for joining in with our Halloween challenge at TPC
x Carol
I love these vintage images & you've created a fabulous accompanying card for it.
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