This week we are celebrating the "Flourish" at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge blog, and we have all added a flourish, or that "special touch" to our projects. My son is engaged to a lovely young woman named, Maye. This project is for her.
I created a silhouette ornament by using The Tim Holtz Silhouette Stamp and Die set. My flourish can be seen stamped on clear acetate. (The stamp and dies came packaged in a within beautiful clear sheets of heavy-weight, clear packaging. I used that!) After cutting two silhouette heads, I arranged them with a bit of black foam tape so that the heads were visible from both sides. (Floating heads!)
The "frame" was cut from the gorgeous wood grain paper in the Crate Paper "Close Knit" pad. When die cutting those, cut two; one for the back and one for the front. Keep in mind that one of them will need to be cut the "wrong" side up so that they align properly.
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Happy Stamping!
Maye is going to be head over heals in love with this - I sure am!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely project - and so sweet to give it to your future daughter in law! She is a lucky woman!
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow!! This is just gorgeous!! I loveeeeeeee it!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - and such a lovely, personalized gift for Maye. She will absolutely LOVE this!!
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Oh... the flourish on the acetate is fabulous! Michelle. I also love the beautiful frame. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely ornament! Maye is gonna love it for sure! The silhouette with the frame are so elegant! Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteHow clever - the acetate background is so subtle and so pretty - what a wonderful gift this will make for Maye!
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So very pretty Michelle! Love the shimmery gold detail!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ornament! I love the frame and the gold!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! I struggle with how to incorporate silhouettes into my pieces, but I adore what you did here! I never would've thought to use clear acetate in the background. Maye is one lucky lady to be inheriting a creative genius as a future mother-in-law!
ReplyDeleteThis is so intricate and feminine, Michelle! Maye must be a gentle lady. I'm sure she will treasure this forever!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteLovely delicate piece Michelle. A lovely gift to give and I love the touch of shimmer. Something I now will be treasured. Tracy x x
ReplyDeleteMichelle...your bottle is so cute! It will be a lovely gift and one I am sure your daughter in law will love. I love how you've used the silhouette. I struggle with those. :) Great idea! <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun decoration! I love the touch of shimmer!
ReplyDelete*mwah*
Steph
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Wonderful ornament! your works are always original! BArbarayaya
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful ornament! Love the idea of personalizing it for a friend and the best part is that it would look wonderful on a bottle of something special too!
ReplyDeleteThat ornament is just LOVELY! Maye is a lucky girl!
ReplyDeleteOH MY Goodness Michelle, I popped over to your blog and was literally swearing at how AWESOME the wee tags are, then BOOM, lookey, lookey here at the awesomeness and more awesomeness.... Holy Crow, really, JUST Amazing. I am not kidding, I was BLOWN away, your talent is through the roof! LOVE! You just keep up this awesomeness!!!! Wow.. I wonder...what will you create next? (!!!)
ReplyDeleteI will be on pins and needles over here.
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-Kimberly
Such a great idea Michelle and a lovely gift. The silhouette die cut is perfect here.
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