It's time for our new challenge at Allsorts and this week Helene is challenging us to use acetate on our work. Our sponsors this week are Crimson Cloud and My Heart Pieces.
I don't have any problems with acetate but photographing it is another thing as most of us know. Unusually for me not a lot of stamping other than the flowers behind the little girl as I wanted to concentrate on the pretty Graphic 45 DP. I cut the fence and flower border section from a piece of the paper and fixed it to the reverse side of a sheet of acetate and used the borders from the same sheet of paper to frame it. Next I cut out the little girl and bird from the shame sheet and placed them over the stamped background, then arched the acetate to create a dome effect over her.
Thanks for popping in to take a peek and hope you have a lovely weekend.
Good morning Brenda, I have been wrestling with how to add you wonderful candy to my sidebar and finally got there. How? Who knows but I did it LOL.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card. I am not a fan of domes but this is gorgeous :o)
Jackie xx
A truly delightful card B. Hope you have a good Bank Holiday weekend xx
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful vintage card.
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Debby
Lovely vintage feel, great use of the acetate too.
ReplyDeleteI love this Brenda. Love how you cut it out and used the acetate. Happy Weekend. Judy x
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty Brenda. Tracy xx
ReplyDeleteWow Brenda,this is beautiful.
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This is gorgeous Brenda. I love the design using those beautiful papers and the pretty flowers stamped in the background
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Hi Brenda. There is some mighty fine cutting on this card! I love how the flowers are behind the girl...it adds heaps of dimension. A beautiful card Brenda.
ReplyDeleteDot x
What a beautiful card Brenda and the dimension looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll your other recent creations are gorgeous too and sorry for the lack of comments as I'm still up to my eyes in work and stuff.
Hugs, Fliss xx
This is a beautiful designed card Brenda,
ReplyDeleteHugs Kelly x
It gives a beautiful depth to your card. It's different, but I like it. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletexxx Marianne
This is lovely, Brenda.
ReplyDeleteIt would have been just as beautiful if it had been flat but the curved acetate has given it an exciting new dimension.
Confession - I am a wee bit scared of acetate!
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Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteDelightful! What a sweet image. Love the way you stamped behind her. Another beautiful card. Michelle x
ReplyDeleteThis card looks great. I love it
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Ines
Oh this is just gorgeous Brenda. The summery image and pretty colours, and I love the way you've used the acetate.
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Lorraine x
This is beautiful Brenda. Love this x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Brenda and what lovely images...love how you've used the acetate.
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This is sweet card, Brenda, even though it's very different from your normal work. I did notice that you managed to usher a bird in lol. Have a lovely weekend. I do hope the sun will make its apearance.
ReplyDeleteMarianne x
it is such a beautiful card brenda
ReplyDeleteoh this is so pretty and i love the acetate "window" a great way to showcase that image
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Love how you've taken different elements from the sheet to create your project Brenda. It has come together to create a lovely 3D scene. Hope you have a lovely weekend.
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Hallo,
ReplyDeleteWow was für eine karte,durch die Folie wirkt das tolle Motiv nochmal so schön,
liebe Grüße Ulrike
Hi Brenda, Gorgeous card, love how you've used the acetate. These papers are lovely.
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Avril xx
soo gorgeous..love it..
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Brenda, I like the design and the scene.
ReplyDeleteKevin xx
Gorgeous card Brenda...Such Beautiful images & colours... Love how you used the acetate..Have a happy weekend... Hugs May x x x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Brenda, so vintage and reminds me of the books I read as a kid that were the same books my parents read, illustrated with those kind of gorgeous pictures :)
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YOur combination of patterned paper with stamping has really set the scene & made the whole design an integrated whole. A lovely concept indeed.
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wow Brenda, this effect is amazing, using layers really is a good technique for a card isn't it! thanks for your lovely comments on my blog!
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Mimi
Beautiful - fabulous effect, will have to try this one day. Have a fab weekend Karen x
ReplyDeleteIt's fine vintage card!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so pretty Brenda - I love the little girl image and your design is fabulous xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, great effect with the acetate.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous as always hun...:o)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a lovely weekend too...
biggest of hugs Vicky xx
A beautiful card Brenda, you've created a lovely garden! Have a nice weekend, hugs, Marlies
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card B, I love the design x
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card, B, with a lovely effect from the acetate!
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Hi Brenda, I'm just playing catch up after a hectic couple of weeks at work. this is a beautiful card, love that little girl and such clever use of the acetate. Hope you're having a good weekend
ReplyDeleteClaire xx
Piękna kartka, mogę patrzeć i patrzeć....wspaniała:)
ReplyDeletethis is such a great effect! And a great contribution to the challenge even if Blogger didn't agree with me at all today =)
ReplyDeleteinteresting idea! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a card, very clever and using acetate which is a minefield in itself. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteKath x
This is so pretty
ReplyDeleteRosie x
Absolutely beautiful card.....I wish I was in that gorgeous garden. Lee x
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous Brenda, I love the dimension to it and the images are so pretty
ReplyDeleteLindsay xx
Brenda this is just so pretty and love how you added the flowers behind the girl.
ReplyDeletefabulous card!
ReplyDeleteThis is so different for you Brenda but oh so pretty. A gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteBeryl xx
This is so pretty Brenda and I love the fact it can sit on a mantel/shelf all year round.
ReplyDeleteWould even look fabulous on a wall :)
Lovely one:)
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic, a really unique use of acetate
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Have a great Bank Holiday weekend!
Bridie@BGPayne Crafts
Great card with the arched acetate, Brenda!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card. It's lovely. X X
ReplyDeleteBrenda this is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHugs Danica
What a gorgeous effect! Love this card Brenda, and love the ffect of the acetate! Hugs Frea
ReplyDeleteA beautiful dome card Brenda.
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A beautiful card. I can never think of what to do with acetate.
ReplyDeleteNikki x
Beautiful, Brenda! What a fabulous image
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Brenda...another masterpiece! I have not used acetate...but now I want to!
ReplyDeleteThe domed look is fabulous and love the way you made the look of perspective but curving the acetate into the dome.
These truly are beautiful papaers. I have some and have been hoarding them as they are so pretty!!! lol
ooh lots of awesome fussy cut work, Brenda! you did awesome! Love the use of acetate, great design paper xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow this is a stunner Brenda.Such a beautiful scene.Love the acetate bubble.Hugs Debbie x
ReplyDeleteSo lovely - and wonderful use of the acetate as well as great depth and dimension.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
This is so pretty, I love the way you used the acetate. Beautiful.
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Tracy x