Well hello everyone!! For our March altered item challenge over at Our Vintage Affair we had to do something for the kitchen. So after many ideas I finally decided to do a note pad come sign for the kitchen. I have used Graphic 45 Domestic Goddess for the paper and for the Pot and the Chicken I have used From My Kitchen Cricut cartridge which is fast becoming a total fav of mine. I also used the Storybook cartridge for the lettering. On the white pad I inked all the edges of the whole pad with Vintage Photo Distress ink and then I used a hinge clip to hold it to the board and then to cover that I used a small Prima rose. I also put those roses in several other places and I thought they just completed my project. The embellishments of the mixing spoons, the cookie jar and the red chilli are kitchen embellishments I have had for simply ages and I got to use them today. The cream crocheted lace is from my stash again I have had it for ages and then put some flatback pearls on top of the lace. I used butchers twine for the hanger and just inked the twine with Vintage Photo as well.
I hope you have enjoyed taking a look at my altered 'kitchen' item for this months challenge over at Our Vintage Affair and that you take part . The winner of the challenge will win the whole set of 6 papers from the newest 3ndypapir collection "Sweetheart". And - a spot of Guest Designer for the upcoming challenge! I would love to see what you make. so why don't you join in. Okay that is it until next time.
In the meantime. . . .
Walk about your day with beauty.
7 comments:
what a great idé .... beautiful note pad... love it. :)
This is just gorgeous Michelle, I think I'm gonna have to scraplift it to make one for my sister. She has a country-style kitchen so I think she'll love a sign like this :)
what gorgeous creation and fabulous idea
Hugs Kate x
very nice and beautiful!
Michelle this is so darn cute... I just love the die cuts you used. So retro looking Awesome job !
I love how it turned out. Just the perfect touch for anyones country kitchen.
Very good idea and beautiful creation! i love it!
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