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Jun 15, 2016

PaperArtsy Stamp Card with Infusions Background

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Today I am sharing a quickie card I made using my new PaperArtsy stamps and Infusions powdered inks.  The latest topic at the blog is "fabric."  Which comes just when I have stored all of my fabric in the studio merger.  I scoured and scoured my room for remnants, but only came up with these torn strips that I dye for ribbons. I tucked them neatly behind my layers so the fringe would show.

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I experimented with infusions on heavy weight tissue packaging.  This particular tissue had a lot of wax on it and didn't quite absorb the ink, so the color was very mottled by the time I dried it.  However, I still ended up with those bits of color specific to Infusions.  :)

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I decided to tear the tissue with my ruler and glue it onto kraft.  I love embossing torn kraft edges.  I added some faux stitching and layered on a debossed kraft core card, which I sanded and inked a little.   Below you see some of the wrinkles I added when gluing the tissue.  Love.  <3

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32 comments:

  1. So good to see you playing with infusions Autumn and I just love Lynne Pereela stamps, so this is a gorgeous combo!!! Hugs Ruth xx

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  2. Oh, I love how you played with the infusions and those wonderful scraps you have found. The LP image is one of my favourites and you have used it so beautifully! I love this! Hugs, Anne xx

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  3. great layering Autumn and I love the colours! Hugs rachel x

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  4. Fabulous texture and love the colour and embossed torn edges
    Carol x

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  5. It's absolutely stunning, Autumn!! The infusions look amazing!! Wow!! The image is gorgeous!! I love the layers and the texture!! Beautiful card my friend!! Have a great evening!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  6. Oh, Autumn, this is so beautiful! I love your infusions background and how you used that wonderful LP stamp!
    Those embossed edges are awesome! Fabulous make! Big hugs! Branka xx

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  7. Fabulous use of the infusions and Lynne Perella stamps Autumn, you created a brilliant design xxx

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  8. Love this whimsical image and how you have used it Autumn - Love that embossed edge, and the wonderful crinkles in the tissue paper, the frayed edge of fabric is also a beautiful addition.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  9. Beautiful! I love the softness of the colours you chose and the image is fabulous. I love the gold on the torn edge - a really lovely little touch - there is always so much attention to detail in your work.

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  10. Lovely earthly tones and yep I loves the wrinkles too aswell as the layers , embossing and your infusion play'
    hugs x

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  11. Absolutely gorgeous! I love the green and the gold embossing...fabulous!!!
    Alison xxx

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  12. Beautiful shabby layers, Autumn, and the vintage colour palette is so perfect for the lovely LP woman.
    Alison x

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  13. A totally gorgeous project. Original and unique. Love it.

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  14. Hmmm, infusions? Sounds like an interesting topic and a fun time! So glad you were able to find a few fabric remnants to create this gem. The mottled look is awesome sauce! Very unique and cool card! Happy Thursday. Hugz to you muffin! ~Niki

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  15. I absolutely love the combination of green and gold, and the embossed edges look fantastic. The layering over the frayed fabric and then the tinted, debossed and distressed edge is such a great look!

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  16. I love playing with the Infusions... great fun watching them dissolve and travel on the paper.
    Love the layers in this project.

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  17. You are a busy crafting bee! Great work, love reading how you did this and must remember the embossing of the torn edges... LOVE that!

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  18. Ooh Autumn great to see you dabbling with Infusions ! Your background is fabulous and love the colours palette. Sue C x

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  19. WOW - this is so wonderful! TFS

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  20. Look at you go, girl!! Fabulous grunge, image and fabric!! xxx Lynn

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  21. Fabulous use of mediums and textures, Autumn, and then combining both to create more incredible textures! Love how your artist's mind works. The gold EP really shows every twist and wrinkle! Stitches look great! Thanks for sharing your process, and especially, sharing your ideas. Love, de

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  22. Gorgeous Autumn! Love the olive green palette, and the gold accents are brilliant. Very regal! hugs :)

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  23. Very cool stamp, Autumn, and I do love your background and your way of combining different textures. So fun to look at!

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  24. This looks fabulous and I love the background that you've created. It all co-ordinates together beautifully. Great arty stamp too. Enjoy your weekend, Sandra :)x

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  25. How do I love this... let me start by county the embossed kraft. I cut my papers and tissues roughly by using a designated score-cutter hard. And that is FAUX stitching? Are you kidding? I had to look so close! 3000 miles is along distance when examining stitchin'! Girl, you go!

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  26. Wow, great card. Love all the texture and layers. Thanks for joining our challenge at Come and Get it.

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  27. It's a really beautiful card, Autumn!!!

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  28. Love your beautiful artsy card, Autumn!!! The colours are so beautiful!!!
    Hugz

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  29. This looks wonderful, love the gilded Kraft edges!

    Lucy x

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  30. This is gorgeous .... great layers and fab colours. Thanks for playing along with the Craft Stamper challenge xx

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  31. Beautiful, artsy card! I love those colors and the gold embossing is a favorite bit! Hugs!

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  32. Such a fun looking card. I love all the layers and texture. Thank you for sharing your beautiful card with us at Sparkle N Sprinkle.
    Eret x

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