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Jun 9, 2018

Mixed Media Foiling Techniques with Tim Holtz Cards


I'm thrilled to share my latest experiments with Glue Stick Foiling on the Frilly and Funkie blog today.  You will be addicted to these fun techniques, so join me for the details.






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Jun 6, 2018

Postcards from Paris Shabby Chic Card


Happy Wednesday my friends!  Today we begin a new challenge at Frilly and Funkie and our hostess Sara Emily has chosen the theme Letter Perfect.  She says, "According to Merriam Webster, 'letter perfect' is defined as "correct to the smallest detail". We're not asking you to be immaculate or flawless; we just want to see letters or words on your vintage or shabby chic project. They don't have to be the focus, but be sure we can see them!"


One of my crafty BFF's is going to Paris this June!  How exciting!  I created this card especially for her.  I used some of the beautiful lettering collage elements on the Prima Love Story 6x6 pad and a postcard (from Paris!) from the Prima Wild & Free A4 pad.  Even though I can't go, I'm imagining the fun we'd have together and added these sweet friends from the photo booth images. 


I embossed this Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Eiffel Tower in Stampendous Shabby Pink Embossing Enamel.


I added a beautiful heart charm from Linda's shop.  I double stitched the edge of my Love Story paper and die cut with the new Mixed Media 5 Thinlets set to let the pink backing show.


I tried to do a more splotchy dye with my seam binding and love it!


My flowers are handmade with a combination of Tattered Florals and Spellbinders Build a Carnation dies.  I lightly sponged the wet edges of the petals with Worn Lipstick.  For a tutorial on the half flowers see my post HERE.  The leaf dies are by Prima and the Venise lace is one of Linda's shop specialties.    I hope you are inspired and will play along with our current challenge for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to The Funkie Junkie Boutique.


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May 23, 2018

Tim Holtz Tea Party Invitation Cards and GIVEAWAY WINNER!


I have the honor of hostessing our latest challenge at Frilly and Funkie, Layers of Lace.  Lace, oh so lovely lace!  Whether you add delicate layers of fine lace, or tattered and torn crocheted lace, we'd love to see you add dimension and depth to your vintage or shabby chic project with lace.  Perhaps you have a favorite lace stamp or will choose to lace something up, we'd love to see your creations inspired by this topic.


These cards were made for four of my besties with a very special event in mind.  :)


I layered strips of Venise lace from TFJB with some vintage edged bias tape and some beautiful crocheted lace that actually came off of shirt sleeves from a shirt I can no longer wear.  LOL!  It was too pretty not to upcycle.  I made an inky background with my inks and stamped Tim's script onto it for the tag.


Tea was embossed on Tim's new Baroque die.  I inked it with Chipped Sapphire and also stamped my teacups with the same.  The pattern is from the fabulous Dots and Floral stamp set.  I sponged a little Antique Linen to define the cup.


My background is kraft with strips of tissue tape and splattered gesso.  I used my sewing machine for once!  :)  The grosgrain is also vintage from my stash.  I added a Seth Apter Coffee Ring die, a sentiment sticker, and used Tim's Tiny Attacher to staple on a little scrap of dyed seam binding that Linda uses to package her laces.  I sponged with some white gesso to tone down my scrunched up doily and the bundled trim.  I had SO much fun making my pile-o-cards.  I hope you like them and are inspired to dig through your trims and play along in our current challenge.  Hugs, Autumn


Last, but certainly not least, the announcement of my giveaway winner.  If you missed my last project for Frilly and Funkie, make sure to visit HERE.  The winner of the Tim Holtz Sea Life stamp set is...

Alison Hall of Craftytrog's Arty Adventures!!!

My 3 year blogaversary is coming up in a little less than two weeks, so make sure to follow along for details on my next giveaway!  :)  And Alison, please email me at teamclark@rocketmail.com with your address.  :)


Make sure to check out these TEA-riffic products at The Funkie Junkie Boutique today:




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