It's the last time to shine our sneaky Verve spotlight on some brand new stamps! We're counting down to Verve's release party which will be going on TONIGHT! And since we love to share, there's a prize hidden on one of today's hop spots! Just leave a little shout-out in the comments as you hop about for a chance to win some new Verve of your very own! You can check out the Verve Blog for all the prize details and deadlines.
Thank you all for sharing this amazing experience with me and for all of your sweet comments. They all mean so much to me!
Stamps: Proverbs 16:9 Plain Jane (Verve)
Paper: Java, Maraschino (Bazzill Basics), Vintage Cream (Papertrey Ink), Cork (source unknown), Kraft Resist, Kraft Glassine (Tim Holtz)
Ink: Fountain Pen (Jenni Bowlin), Vintage Photo Distress Ink (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Ruler Ribbon, Philosophy Tags (Tim Holtz), Antique White Acrylic Paint (DecoArt), Frame (Fetco)
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Stamps: Proverbs 16:9 Plain Jane (Verve)
Paper: Java, Maraschino (Bazzill Basics), Vintage Cream (Papertrey Ink), Cork (source unknown), Kraft Resist, Kraft Glassine (Tim Holtz)
Ink: Fountain Pen (Jenni Bowlin), Vintage Photo Distress Ink (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Ruler Ribbon, Philosophy Tags (Tim Holtz), Antique White Acrylic Paint (DecoArt), Frame (Fetco)
Thanks for stopping by, enjoy your day!
Very cool project and way to incorporate the Plain Jane in something other than a card! Love it.
ReplyDeleteFabulous masculine project!!! That frame is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous vintage framed creation! I love that sentiment and looks so great put all together!
ReplyDeleteAwesome project - so creative!!! Thank you for sharing with all of us!
ReplyDeleteSo perfect! A wonderful keepsake gift for a guy. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOooooh! I love this masculine project! That sentiment goes very well with your frame! WTG!
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool, love that frame!
ReplyDeleteFabulous masculine frame with such a wonderful sentiment! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteCresta your frame came out beautiful! I also love all the Tim Holtz!
ReplyDeleteVery unique! Love the project for a guy, not many of those out there. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful project - the plain janes are certainly versatile.
ReplyDeleteCreative frame and perfectly manly!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful masculine card.
ReplyDeleteI think that verse fits the photo perfectly!! This is great and very inspiring I really struggle with masculine projects!
ReplyDeleteGreat Project! I think we need more masculine projects as I struggle with them too.
ReplyDeleteRachelle
joyfulhrt at gmail dot com
This is fabulous Cresta! So much Tim Holtzy goodness! :)
ReplyDeleteWell you've solved my Father's Day problem! This is SPECTACULAR...SOOO CREATIVE! This verse is dear to my heart, and your touches enhance it! FABULOUS work! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great frame, Cresta! I never would have though that Tim Holtz and Verve would look so good together... :)
ReplyDeleteWow, great job on this project! Creativity at its best when you can pull elements together!
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty...I love the Tim Holtz take on this.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great masculine card! Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful project. I love it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic card!
ReplyDeleteLove the masculine frame....always looking for inspiration to do something for the guys.
ReplyDeletevery nice project.
ReplyDeleteOh this is super cool, I love how you used the stamps, and the layout of it. Very nicely done! TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture to go with this fabulous Proverb! Great work :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool vintage looking project, I like the hardware, it adds a cool effect.
ReplyDeleteA nice masculine project!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I always love to see masculine projects, never see enough. And I need some inspiration, thanks!! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! Thanks so much for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteSo creative!
ReplyDeletehttp://lillianchild.blogspot.com
A perfect masculine project. Love this sentiment. I like the "tape measure". Your attention to detail and how it all ties together is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project - very creative.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely project and I love the Plain Jane you used!
ReplyDeleteWonderful job! yay- go Tim Holtz!
ReplyDeleteFabulous project!
ReplyDeleteThis has such a nice, earthy feel to it -- wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWay cool how you laid this!!! What a great masculine card. TFS
ReplyDeletethis is a great project for Father's Day! Love the rich browns! I've enjoyed seeing your creations this release! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThis looks incredible. Has a wonderful masculine feel to it. Love the papers you used. It all flows together well.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like several other people have all ready mentioned what I liked about your project, but oh well. Thanks for sharing a project other than a card. I never make anything other than a card, but mostly, just because I never think of it. Now, maybe I will. :)
ReplyDeleteI love everything Tim Holtz and this is a wonderful creation!!! Love your use of the scripture! A very handsome project indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project!
ReplyDeleteVery unique. Love the way you used the proverb stamp with that pictures. TFS
ReplyDeleteSuch a great card. Love it.
ReplyDeleteRenee
naygg6@sbcglobal.net
Loving your creativity with the frame. Always on the lookout for any masculine ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique project - great for Father's Day. TFS :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, creative, different and totally outstanding creation! LOVE it! I am counting down the minutes now!! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletevery nice!
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Love how you have matted the sentiment and pic in red/maroon - great detailing.
ReplyDeletei'm always on the lookout for men type cards, this is great
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project. It's great to see a masculine project.
ReplyDeleteOh so manly! Thanks for sharing your great project!
ReplyDeleteJan Castle
www.jancastle.blospot.com
Just beautiful, Cresta!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm loving all the elements in that gorgeous frame. It's a timeless piece of art!
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