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Thursday, March 28, 2019

Vintage Look Scripture

Welcome

It is once again time for a new challenge over at Word Art Wednesday

The scripture is a favourite of mine, and as it was in such a fine print I enlarged it before printing, and made a square card this time.  Not my normal!


 I used a patterned paper from a Rosie's Pad for the background and for layering the scripture onto.  The doily behind the feature panel was too large, but any others I had were too small so I improvised by cutting it into quarters, overlapping and adhering them onto the back of the panel, lining up the corners, which gave in interesting finish, but I was happy with it.  


The white edges were all sponged with a pink ink, and some rose pink sequins add a wee bit of sparkle


The lace I added to two of the sides was also used to tie the bow


I love the feminine/vintage look that this card has - I should do it more often!!

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30 comments:

  1. OMG -this is stunning Maxine. An elegant card.

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  2. Maxine, this is one of my favorite Scriptures and it looks fabulous on your card! An awesome card!!!

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  3. A beautifully crafted creation Maxine and the lace and soft pinks give a super vintage feel.

    B x

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  4. So beautiful with the lace and sequins! Very inspirational Easter card or uplifting message to a friend! Thanks for sharing with us at Digi Choosday! ~Katrina

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  5. This is beautiful Maxine! I love how you used the doily, and the addition of the lace with your beautiful floral paper, really does give it a vintage feel. Such a beautiful font for the scripture too. Thanks so much for sharing this with us at The Paper Shelter!
    Linda

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  6. Love this beautiful card, Maxine. Great job!

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  7. Such a lovely vintage feel to your card with the lace and rose paper! Thanks for linking up to the "Anything Goes" challenge over at The House That Stamps Built!

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  8. What a stunning card Maxine!!! I love the colors and bits you have chosen for this card. The laces are stunning as are the papers. The sequins are soft and look like they belong right there without being over bearing. And then there is the scripture, love, love, love it! Hugs, Brenda

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  9. So pretty! The papers are beautiful and the lace is perfect for giving it a vintage feel. Thanks for playing with The House That Stamps Built.

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  10. Beautiful card - love the vintage look and the special details that you added. Thanks so much for joining us this time at the Crafty Creations Challenge, Elizabeth (DT)

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  11. I love how you've featured the Scripture with your design, Maxine. It's lovely.

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  12. Sorry I have been missing from commenting of late - health problems which are on the up and up now.
    Love the script you have used here, It nestles perfectly against the pink background you chose and I am amazed at how you used the doily - I would never have thought of that - truly inspired.
    Blessings, Neet xx

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  13. Sooooooo feminine and so pretty, Maxine.
    I love the way you have given it such a gentle and charming appearance. I am following your advise and trying to use up my stash. I organised rather re organised the art room and now know what I have. Lol.

    Over to see the rest of your creations.

    Love,

    Monica

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  14. Such a beautiful card, Maxine. Beautiful design, I love how you layered the scripture onto a doily and the flowery paper is so pretty!

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  15. I am always in love with your gorgeous cards, Maxine. You are such a talented lady. Hugs, my friend.

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  16. So pretty and elegant. Thanks for joining us at The Mod Squad Challenge

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  17. Such a beautiful card, love the pretty papers and your square design. A real beauty x

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  18. Hi Maxine, a very pretty and feminine card, not at all your usual style but you rocked it. Have a wonderful weekend.. Megan

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  19. Beautiful this retro/vintage background for the text!
    Enjoy the weekend!

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  20. Gorgeous card Maxine. I love the soft colors and the added lace and bow. Hugs, Maggie

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  21. Elegant and love that element on your card
    the DP is a romantic one with flowers
    beautiful and elegant card Maxine
    if you are sick get well soon my friend
    big big hugs
    Monika

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  22. Gorgeous Maxine, that’s my life verse, I love that script too. Beautifully presented, well done, Shaz in Oz.x

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  23. Very elegant card! Thanks for join us at Crafty Sentiments designs. Beatriz DT

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  24. Love the vintage look you have created with the colours and doily, Maxine. That is a wonderful Scripture and a beautiful card.

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  25. Beautiful work Maxine, sorry been MIA preparing for two month trip,.xx

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  26. Gorgeous and elegant card,Maxine.Love the fab lace and beautiful paper.

    Gr,Sylvia.

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  27. I love the vintage look and style of this card and I personally like the scripture you used. Very refreshing and inspiring.

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  28. A*M*A*Z*I*N*G !!!
    A wonderful card Maxine!
    Blessings you artful soul!
    Have a happy weekend!

    Susi

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  29. Hello Maxine - I have finally made it to comment on your beautiful card. I love the vintage feel you have given that beautiful scripture, beautiful lace and paper too. A well put together card on so many levels my friend xo

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  30. I love your pretty paper and beautiful scripture! Wonderful card!

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