It had to include my first new find: Marvy Uchida snow marker. The snow marker is like a hedonists' chia-pet dream. Add heat and watch grow in far less time than it takes to grow a grassy critter. I highlighted the ruffle on Prima's skirt with the snow marker for a little whimsy.
The banners on the right were distressed in with vintage photo Distress Ink. The popped-up dots accent the corner.
The card had to include my second new find: Viva Decor Inka Gold paint. The texture alone is enough to keep me in crafting bliss. Messy, intimate. Good, good fun.
It had to include the Silhouette vintage old chair. The chair was mine as soon as I discovered it. No stops to the wishlist, no hesitation, didn't pass Go. In the checkout before you can say vintage old chair.
I cut the chair out of grunge paper, distressed it with Distress Ink vintage photo and highlighted the edges with gold
Viva Decor Inka paint.
The chair cushions are part of the Silhouette chair design which I also cut out of grunge paper, covered with cardstock taken from the Recollections: Tattered and Worn paper pad and gently curved to give it a more 3D effect.
The new year has kicked off a crafting frenzy so stay tuned for the outcomes. I have been informed that I must create 42 Valentine's Day cards/tags for a card/tag exchange (I love you regardless and I will not disappoint in terms of effort) and asked to join the Inked Stamper's Steampunk 10-tag swap. Over 50 tags between now and the beginning of February is a challenge, preparing for Alex's birthday party and crafting 50 tags is a venture. But I cannot wait to share them all with you.
Sneak-peak preview: I purchased some Octopode Factory stamps and I joined a Junk Journal group which means, yes, there is junk in the tag and I have a growing stack of pieces that need some upcycling. Follow me on your favourite RSS feed application and you won't miss any exciting updates.
