
Happy Tuesday, all and one!
Say, whatever happened to these kewl Prima "Paintables?" They were popular for ... oh, say, 2 hours a while back, and then completely disappeared. I found this lone 12 x 12 piece in my stash, and decided to finally do something with it.
Using a Tim Holtz "Fragment," I lightly traced a square with a pencil. Then, using Distress Ink re-inkers, I water colored the details in the square and erased the pencil lines. I adhered the Fragment over the water colored square using Crystal Lacquer, tied on some twill and a scrap of ribbon, added four brads, and finis! So easy, even I a child could do it!
For all the gory details, check out the Supply List, below.
So, this weekend, Sheila's family and mine attended the wedding of a mutual friend. After the ceremony, Sheila asked Reid-the-Wild-Child if he understood what he'd just witnessed.
"Yup," Reid answered. "The woman in the fancy white dress upgraded to a new man."
When Sheila asked Reid to explain, he replied "Well, she went down the aisle with an old man and came back with a young one!"
Hmmm ... strangely, the kid makes sense!
~Hugs,
- Card Stock: Papertrey Ink
- Other Paper: "I.O.D. Paintables" by Prima Marketing
- Ink: "Spiced Marmalade," "Dried Marigold," "Scattered Straw," "Dusty Concord," "Peeled Paint," and "Shabby Shutters" Distress Dye Inks by Ranger
- Accessories: Gold Twill Ribbon by Provo Craft; Lavender Satin Ribbon by Michaels; Brads by American Craft; "Fragments" Chip by Tim Holtz
- Tools: Ticket Corner Punch by Stampin' Up; Zig Water Brush; 3-D Crystal Lacquer by Sakura; Scotch ATG 714 Adhesive
4 comments:
So lovely. What a fun technique.
Oooooh, I love this look! Gorgeous colors! Hee hee, that kid has a unique wisdom.
Beautiful card! Love the idea of using the fragments to spotlight. I have some of these paintables laying around somewhere, too. I'm really surprised they didn't take off, the designes are so pretty.
Ooo just love these.
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