I fussy cut the windows from the door and added a piece of velum so that it looked like frosted glass. I used a variety of Prima and Kaisercraft flowers to create the flower cluster and added in some Imaginarium Designs chipboard 'greenery' to complete the cluster. I simply sponged the greenery with acrylic paint in a colour to match the leaves on my flowers.
Finally, in case you're wondering what the journalling says, here is a little close-up of the tag tucked into the velum envelope behind the door. I wrote the journalling on my computer using a typeset font to fulfill one of the 'testimony' requirements for the CSI Challenge and then printed it on a nice, textured tag.
Imaginarium Designs Chipboard Used
8x8 Honeycombe - IDS0053
There's No Place Like Home - Phrase - IDP0061
Kerri Flourish Tiny - IDT0026
Other Materials Used:
Patterned Paper - Bo Bunny "The Avenues" - Treasures, Clocks, Doors, The Avenues; Pro Art Gesso - White; Bazzill Basics Cardstock - Red; White Cardstock; QuicKutz Die - Paint Chip; Black Soot Reinker; Velum, DecoArt Acrylic Paint - Leaf Green; Prima Mini Roses - Red, Grey; Aleene's Tacky Glue; 3D Foam Adhesive
Bits & Pieces from Scraps of Darkness Kits - Mini Clothespins - Red; Velum Envelope; Quilled Creations Textured Gift Tag; Red Gingham Ribbon; Prima Flower - Clara; Kaisercraft Paper Blooms - Black.
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What an amazing lay-out! I just love all your layers and details!
ReplyDeleteso great history and wonderful LO!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, what a wonderful home and history xoxo
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ReplyDeleteSuch a rich and beautiful layout to document a piece of history! WTG for combining those two challenges.
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