Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Goin' Vintage with Baker's Twine

It's Tifany here posing the question....
Can you do a vintage look using baker's twine?
ABSOLUTELY!

I knew I wanted to use some twine on my card {love that new charcoal color!}, but I also wanted to use these vintage looking papers. Although I LOVE the bright colors from The Twinery it just wasn't working for this particular card.


BUT - I didn't give up!

I took my Antique Linen Distress Ink pad and swiped it over the twine until I got a little more aged look...and now it flows perfectly with the look of my card.


If you've been thinking of purchasing twine from The Twinery, today is the day! Head on over to the online store and get yourself a little bit of fabulousness today!

And be sure to check out my blog for more inspiration using twine from The Twinery. I love visitors!


Supplies:
Fibers: (Charcoal, twine) The Twinery
Cardstock: (French Vanilla) Bazzill
Patterned paper: (Apron Strings, Noteworthy, Stamp of Approval, Vintage Linen, For the Record collection) Echo Park,
Ink (dye): (Antique Linen) Ranger
Color media: (Black/Pen. - Medium) Sharpie
Accent: (Nightfall/rhinestones) Queen & Co., (Nostalgic, tissue tape) Tim Holtz, (Artful Collage #523831, flowers) Prima, (Green/rose Leaves #170691) Prima,
Sticker: (Element Stickers, For the Record collection) Echo Park,
Tool: (ruler) Tim Holtz, (scoring board) Martha Stewart, paper trimmer, (Upper Crest Border Punch) Fiskars,
Other: black tulle


6 comments:

  1. Always fun to see a different take using the best baker's twine : )

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  2. lovin the distressed look Tifany. great idea.

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  3. So pretty! Love the vintage look. Pretty colors and embellishments. :o)

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  4. I love how you did that to the twine, great idea!

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  5. Wonderful card Tifany..Your flower is so pretty :)

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  6. Love it Tifany! Distressing it just a touch made everything coordinate perfectly!

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