Tattered Paislee Love…
Hi everyone! I thought the blog was amazing this month – I loved seeing all of the Tattered Angels / Pink Paislee combos! Before I show you my projects for the month, I wanted to thank all of the wonderful crafters that stopped by the Tattered Angels booth last weekend during GASC in Chantilly, VA. I had a lot of fun at the demo table and all of you ladies were awesome! It was also very nice to meet some of the Tattered Angels team – especially Kalie who did time with me in the demo booth, she was super sweet and she picks fabulous color combos.
So…on to my projects. First I have a card made using one of the Tattered Tags: Frames and Flourishes.

The little black tag layered with it is from the Pink Paislee Baybeery Cottage Collection. The foam swirls, glittered chipboard, brad and twill ribbon are also from Pink Paislee. The butterfly is from the Tattered Angels Framed Fonts Nature Collection. I sprayed the foam swirls (artisan elements) with Key Lime Pie GM. The butterfly, flower, and trim were all sprayed with Turquoise Blue GM. The trim and flower were made from the Pink Paislee Pleated Ribbon. I cut slits all along one side of the ribbon, I didn’t cut past the stitching that runs down the middle of the ribbon. Then I rolled the ribbon into a flower (using the same technique you would use to make those rolled paper or ribbon flowers that are very popular right now).

While I was at GASC last weekend I picked up the Spellbinders dies I’ve been wanting (Labels One and Labels Eight). The next two cards use the Labels Eight dies. I love these dies and I think you all are going to be seeing a lot of them!
The card below uses patterned paper and die-cuts from the Pink Paislee Bayberry Cottage Collection and the Queen Bee Collection. The chipboard is all Tattered Angels.

The frame around the bird is from the Framed Fonts Postage Stamp Set (sprayed with Key Lime Pie, Meadow Green and Forest Green GM). The brackets around the die-cut are pieces cut from the frames that come in the Regal Framed Fonts Set (sprayed with Caribbean Blue and Electric Blue GM). The chipboard photo corner used as the roof is from the Regal Glimmer Chips Set (sprayed with the same colors as the postage frame). The bird is from the Va Va Victorian – Irresistable Chips Set (sprayed with Black Cherry and Cranberry Zing).

My last card uses patterned paper, die-cuts and large chipboard letters from the Pink Paislee 365 Degrees Collection. The foiled chipboard (wings, crown and stars) is from the Tattered Angels Rockin’ Royalty – Foil Chips Set.

The wings were sprayed with Key Lime Pie GM. The crown and stars were sprayed with Golden Terracotta and Tiger Lily GM. The postage stamp frame was sprayed with Scarlet GM.

Well, that’s it for me today. If you are in the U.S. – I hope you enjoy the upcoming long weekend and have a happy and safe Fourth of July! Take care – Patty
**UPDATE** FLOWER TUTORIAL BELOW
Here is a series of photos to help describe the process for making the flower used on the Hello Card shown in this post.









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July 1st, 2010 at 12:29 pm
Awesome projects! Love your designs,color choices, even the way you showcase your finished work with the paper backgrounds, which set off your color combinations and finished work beautifully!
July 1st, 2010 at 8:18 pm
I love your color combinations too! Do you have a template for making the flower and are you willing to share?
July 1st, 2010 at 9:09 pm
Wow those are some amazing creations!
July 2nd, 2010 at 2:41 am
Laura – I don’t have a template for the flower, but sometime this weekend I’ll make one and take some photos of the process. I’ll add those images to this post – so check back on Monday.
July 2nd, 2010 at 5:52 pm
Thanks! I’m already thinking about how I can use them in a baby book I’m making for a friend!
July 6th, 2010 at 8:07 pm
WOWEE. must get some pleated twill now. thanks for the enabling – tee, hee. this is great!