When I was younger my family had a silver Bottle Brush Christmas Tree.
Stamped the Hero Arts Bottle Brush Tree multiple times using silver ink on the vellum. Stamped the HA sentiment. Used heat tool to dry the ink.
Used Tim Holtz sander on cardstock before die cutting, cut the TH Toy Soldier out multiple times and paper pieced the Toy Soldier.
Used a piece of Nutcracker scrapbook paper that complements the Tim Holtz Toy Soldier.
Supplies List
adhesive: Scotch ATG
Hero Arts: stamp - CL803 - Vintage Bottle Brush Tree, sentiment
ink: Delicata Silvery Glitz Memento Rhubarb Stalk
paper: vellum cardstock - red, white, core'dinations white
scrapbook - the Paper Studio Nutcracker
Tim Holtz: cardstock - black, red Distress Ink - walnut stain tool - sander
tool: MISTI
Entering this into the following challenges:
6/10 CHNC Christmas Ch284 Vintage or Anything Christmas UE 6/4
6/11 Pile It On Ch109 Tic Tac Toe UE 5/29
Diagonal from bottom left to top right: Stripes (on the BottleBrush Trees & on the Nutcracker scrapbook paper),
Image (BottleBrush Tree), Dots (on the Nutcracker scrapbook paper)
6/27 A Blog Named Hero Ch Vellum tot5combch 5E(#1) 6/1
This month our challenge theme is:
6/30 Crafty Hazelnuts Christmas Ch Extra Jun 2016 UE 6/1
6/30 Crafty Hazelnuts Patterned Paper Jun 2016 Ch UE 6/1
Love your vintage toy soldier - perfect use of the vellum for the A Blog Named Hero challenge with Lil' Inkers this month. GREAT texture. Really appreciate your entry - good luck.
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering all of my Craftyhazelnut's challenges with your lovely crafting - hope to see you again soon. x
ReplyDeleteCute! Love the paper piecing on that soldier. Thanks for playing with CHNCC2.
ReplyDeleteYour soldier looks great - fab card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at Pile It On!
Helen x
Another great entry for Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge Don't forget the latest challenge too, Donna ☺
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