You are Adorable ***49 and Market****

Hello, today I am here to share with you, a LO I did using lots of 49 and Markets Beautiful Products & Dusty Attic Chipboard....

The 49 and Market used:http://www.49andmarket.com/shop/

Looking Through

The Tunnel-BS

The Tree-BS

Lilac

The Cut Outs

Scents of Nature

Clock Works

Heirloom Botanicals

Cut Outs

Shimmer & Shine Flowers

Lilac Melange

Lilac Fleur Des Champs

Gabrielle Pollacco Stamps

Scripted Squared Stamp Set

Wings and Things Layered Embellishments

The Dusty Attic used:http://www.dustyattic.com.au/ 

Decorative Frame #1

Ornate Circle Frames Large

Leafy Stem #5

Fancy Trim #6

Mini Bird Cage #2

Word Tags #1

Hashtag sayings #2

Teeny Tiny ABC

Other elements used: Versa Mark Ink Pad-Pine Cone, clear embossing powder, clear crackle paint, Lumin Art Silk Oyster, Tulle. chalk
The Scrapbook Diaries http://www.thescrapbookdiaries.com/product-tag/49-and-market/, retails 49 and Market products, plus most of the products used on this LO

Here are some close ups.... 

I cut out the inside of  The Tunnel Sheet. I stamped the outside edges of  that piece, using Gabi's Scripted Square Stamp Set, Versa Mark-Pine Cone ink pad, & heat embossed the stamp work with clear embossing powder....I then glued on the DA Ornate Circle Frame, that I had rubbed on the Versa Mark-Pine cone.  I did some punch work & hand stitching using The Tree-BS sheet, glued those pieces under the outside of The Tunnel -BS sheet,hand stitched those pieces together, & glued it onto the center piece....

Shows a flower cluster using Shimmer and Shine Blooms-Lilac, Wings and Things Layered Embellishments, Dusty Attic Leafy Stem & Bird cage....

I primed all of the chipboard with clear gesso, then applied clear crackle onto some of the pieces. Once the crackle had dried I painted the chipboard with LuminArt Silk, oyster, & rubbed on the Versa Mark ink pad-Pine Cone..

I cut this fairy out of the Lilac sheet.....

I framed the main photo, with the frame on the Scents of Nature-Clock Works sheet. I rubbed in chalk, to tone down the color, & inked the edges with the ink pad....

Here are a few more close ups....

Thank you so much for taking the time to look....Rachelle