I am very excited to share my first project as a Stempelglede design team member today! I received some chocolates this Christmas inside an oval box. I knew instantly that I wanted to alter the box once I had finished the chocolates! This is the result of my alterations using the gorgeous stamps from the Vintage Garden.
I made a "Toile du jouy" style paper by stamping the flower stamp repeatedly onto beige paper with Victorian Velvet Distress Ink. I also used the small grunge stamp from the Grunge Collection around the edges stamped in the same colour.
To complete my paper I stamped the Carte Postale stamp from Vintage Garden in grey.
I left the box lid as it was as I liked the strong contrast of the black and added the flowers from Vintage Garden to the top. I have coloured the image with Copic markers and added some touches of white with a gel pen. Some pearl string, lace, and a butterfly charm completes the lid.
I then set about adding a bouquet of pastel coloured flowers to the front and side of the gift box.
Here you can see the gift box on display in my home.
Now I am not sure I can part with it!
Materials:
Stamps: Grunge Collection, Vintage Garden
Paper: First Edition
Dies: Spellbinders Oval
Embellishments: Charm, Lace, Pearl String, Large pink flower
Thank you so much for looking and have a lovely day!
Hugs, Jane ♥
5 comments:
This is beautiful Jane and congratulations on being part of the Stempleglede DT. I would love some of these stamps and keep hoping that a UK stockist will be available at some point.
Beautifully designed and embellished.
Hugs Sharon. x
This is beautiful, Jane - I can see why you don't want to part with it! Love the vintage style, pretty stamp and gorgeous flower embellishments! A fabulous altered project! Hugs, Lisa x
This is beautiful Jane!!! I love vintage styl.
Hugs Danica
this is so gorgeous Hunny!
Hugs x
It's very beautiful, Jane! Vintage - it's very beautiful and elegant! You're done! I like all your work! I learn from you and your work is very inspiring to me! Thank you!
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