Showing posts with label IStencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IStencils. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 October 2014

Mother and daughter Divas



This page is of my daughter-in-law at approximately 6 years old (on the left) and her daughter at 4 (on the right) in the same dress.  Both love to dress up and get their photos taken at this age.  Suri is a clone of her mother.  The products I used:  istencils Repeat 27-00104 RSC, handmade Arrow stencil, heartfelt Creations Vintage Word Background Stamp, Die-namics Prima Donna Petals die, Scrapmatts Leaf Sprays and dress form Chipboard elements, Forest Green Glimmer Mist, Chipped Sapphire and vintage photo and peeled paint distress ink, staz on timber brown and ranger balck archival ink, Petaloo Darjeeling Collection flowers, Hero Arts CL303 High Heels Stamp Set, brushed Cordurouy, vintage photo, broken china, chipped sapphire distress markers and water brush to color high heel shoe.  Ella Blue Paper Collection by Tina Higgins.

Thursday, 12 September 2013

4 Generations




"4 Generations" Scrapbook Page. This photo was taken when I visited my son and daughter-in-law in May of this year. This photo is 4 generations - my mother, me, my son and his 4 children. All handmade flowers - the paper collection I used was FabScraps Timeless Travel and I used Hot off the Press Roses in Harmony die cuts. The texture in the background was done with IStencils 05-00031 R SC stencil and texture paste. I used Penny Duncan SVG cut files for the large dark rose flower and leaves and the petals of the flower were stamped with the Heartfelt creations "Vintage Word" Background stamp. The roses, rosebuds and small white flowers were made with the Carl "Vinca" punch. The beige flower was made with the Heartfelt Creations Stamp and die and then colored with Tim Holtz distress markers.  All of the flowers were sprayed with Tattered Angels Pearl glimmer mist.  The bead charm was handmade with beads and findings I had in my stash, The pocket watch was cut from Graphic 45 "A Timely Point of View" paper and I layered it on some chipboard and then onto a lace paper doily.  Thank you for looking!