Sunday, August 26, 2007
GA-School
Nancy started a gothic arch challenge blog with the first challenge posted today. I never really imagined myself doing this style since I see so many amazing things with it, but I was inspired by the school theme. It was easier than I thought it would be, and fun to boot.
The transparency image is by redletterart.com. I also used mini staples, distress crackle paint, distress inks, Rusty Pickle paper left over from the pirate project, ABC twill tape, notebook paper, twisty tie, and a brad. The gold star is a fabric patch from my stash. The sentiment is by inkadinkado from that killer sale Julie took me to last weekend. Thanks for a wonderful challenge, Nancy. You helped me stretch my limits today.
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21 comments:
Tami, this is great. I love it!!! looks fab!
Cindi
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Isn't this FUN!? Your arch is super Tami!
Tami, this looks WONDERFUL! Absolutely love the textures and colors and design. And you said you didn't know what you were doing. Who are you kidding? This is wonderful!
I love your arch! I love that crackle paint on it. I love the saying! It is so true for me! I need to give these arches a try!
Very cool project. I like the stamping on the crackle paint.
Nice crackle!!!
Looks really great.
Beautiful arch!
great arch :o))
I really like yours! great job!
Wow, absolutely fantastic, and that distress crackle paint makes a fab background.
Wonderful Arch!
Absolutely wonderful!
Wonderful arch. Love your design!
Great arch card!!
This is fabby!!! what a cool arch!
Samm
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Tami
this is so gorgeous! I love the texture and details. adorable image also. aren't arches fun?!
thanks so much for playing! :)
You executed this beautifully... color texture... and I want to know more about mini-staples. Where'd'ya get 'em?
Jenny
This is wonderful. I just love the texture.
My favorite part is the texture--from the crackled bg to the metal embellishments. WOW!
WooHoo! Fab gothic art card Tami! When I have time I need to see if I can do one of these. Love the artsy vintage style. Great texture & love the way you used crackle on just one area. There ya go again!
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