The 49 and Market used: http://www.49andmarket.com/
Sand and Sea
Beach this Way
Seafoam
Floral Mixology
Pina Colada
Mojito
Rustic Barn Med Blooms
The Dusty Attic used:http://www.dustyattic.com.au/
Tropical Foliage #1
Foliage #7
Salt in the Air...
Fancy Trim #3
Fish Net Panel
mini shells
Mini Seagulls
The Scrapbook Diaries http://www.thescrapbookdiaries.com/shop/
Dress my Craft-Green Sequins
Prills Minnie Pearls
The Scrapbook Diaries also retails 49 and Market products & Dusty Attic Chipboard
Other Elements used: Seed beads, pearls, seashells, netting from my Halloween stash, Versa Mark ink pad-pinecone,TH clear crackle paint, LuminArt-Silk-Caribbean Mist & Oyster
Here are some close ups....
For the back ground,I cut the grass piece out of "Beach this way", did some punch work on the right side, distressed the edges, & handstitched the punch work, before gluing this piece, onto the "Seafoam" sheet. Once I glued this down, I did some cross stitching & hand stitched the outside edges. For the the cluster, I used a Rustic bloom, & Floral Mixology blooms-Pina Colada & Mojito. I also used DA Foliage, that I just inked, & glued on seed beads & prills onto the one piece, & a couple seashells & pearls....I matted the photo, with the same papers I was using (from the 8x8 Collection), did some handstitching, glued it onto the netting, then glued on some sequins & prills. I did this before gluing it onto the background, because it is easier to shake off the excess sequins.
I then glued the photo on to a piece of waste chipboard, to raise it, then glued it down to the background. I tucked in the fish net panel under the photo, added the Seahorses & then built the cluster....
I tucked the border under the punch work...
Did another cluster, repeating the other cluster, here are a few more close ups,,,,,
Thank you so much for taking the time to look....Rachelle
Oh Rachelle this is so beautiful! I love how you incorporated two papers to make one. Your hand stitching and cross stitching are incredible! Beautiful flower clusters and use of chippies.
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