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Vintage style is always fun to play with. I have a photo of me as a child very similar to this one.
The background card panel is some I treated/dyed/stained/coloured with coffee and coffee grounds. I made a whole batch for later. Layered with a vintage photo (I think it came with an old Tim Holtz package) diecut into a Dienamics tag, an inked diecut doiley, gauze, a piece of fringe, stamping, a pearl, an old ticket, staples, and a Tim Holtz metal charm thingy that says "Discover" held on with brads. Is that enough old stuff?
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Aww, what a little cutie! This is sweet. Thanks for sharing it with us at Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteA great vintage card Carol. It's simply fabulous
ReplyDeleteI do love sepia, its just so lovely, this is such a sweet card Carol. xx
ReplyDeleteLove this - the extra texture with the fringe is beautiful - I seem to remember receiving a very similar card in a swap some time ago, that I have kept because I liked it so much
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Maxine
Beautiful Vintage card and photo, love all the sepia background and the trim you used.
ReplyDeleteCarol x
What a wonderful sepia card! And how fun that you created your own background paper with coffee!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at Little Red Wagon for our "For the Longest Time" challenge this week!
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A super vintage style creation, Carol. Thank you for joining in the Crafty Calendar Challenge this month.
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Dying cardstock with coffee isn't something I have heard of but I love the look you got, Carol. Wonderful vintage card. Thanks for sharing it with us at Just Us Girls.
ReplyDeletelove all of the wonderful texture and dimension of your design ... so very glad you joined us at Shopping Our Stash.
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