Saturday, June 6, 2009

Carte Postale SFYTT

I had all of my supplies still around from making my banner, so I decided to use them for this week's SFYTT! I decided to go for a vintage design today so I reached for my "Journey to France" set by TJ Designs love this set!


I love this week's sketch and can see myself using it again and again! I did stray a bit by tilting the focal image. Shame on me! LOL! I stamped the image using Walnut Stain Distress Ink by Ranger and then sponged the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink by Ranger. Something interesting that I found out yesterday...I have been spelling accordion wrong this whole time. I have been spelling it like this: Accordian. I actually think I am pretty good at spelling so I was horrified to find out! EEk!

Of course I had to add an accordion flower to the sketch as it called for a circle. Yes...I am obsessed!


We went and saw "UP" this morning and let me tell you something...I am so glad I had those darn 3-D glasses on so the tears weren't as obvious. I was a mess. Warning: if you haven't seen this movie, bring kleenex!!!!!! I am a sap as it is, but it really got to me. I actually needed a good cry in the car afterward just to let out some of the tears I had to hold back. My 9 year old son was even crying next to me, even though he denied it when I asked about it at lunch. Enough about that!

You won't want to miss the other SFYTT designers.

Jen Del Muro and New Guest Designer
Amy Rohl
Susan Liles and Amy Sheffer

Carole is taking this week off! We will miss her!
Thanks for fluttering by!
P.S. I get a lot of people leaving comments asking for help with certain directions on some of my projects or questions in general. Often times I can't reply because it comes up as a "Non-reply comment on blogger. If you need help or a question, please email me at kellyrory1@msn.com

18 comments:

  1. Oh, wow!!! The first words outta my mouth when I saw your card. It's beautiful. I just love the stamped image -- so vintage!! Thanks for the very lovely inspiration.

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  2. I was hoping you'd use leftovers from your new banner--love the colors, and so "french"! Your details are amazing and I love the offset panel!

    Have a great weekend!
    Amy

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  3. Gorgeous!! Love your take on the sketch!

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  4. Phenomenal, Kelly! Love the colors, the French flair, the tilted image, and that beautiful accordian flower!

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  5. My Favorite... Vintage style... Amazing as always... I love the new banner as well...
    Hugs
    Brooke

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  6. what an amazing card!!! love it :)

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  7. OOO I love these colors on a card Kelly! So very warm feeling, the tilted design really looks great too.

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  8. OMGosh! This is gorgeous! Love the layers and total collage look of it

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  9. hi kelly! this is beautiful! what a great idea to put one of those pleated (thingys?) right there! i felt like my little round feature was just "floating" out there on this sketch, but this is perfect!

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  10. Wow...I really love this stamp set and the colours. Such a beautiful card.

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  11. GORGEOUS Kelly! I love your vintage style...some day soon I need to give this a whirl. You are queen of making them!!!

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  12. Wow! What a feast for the eyes! Love the ribbon and your now famous accordian flower!!

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  13. Oh wow! I love the colours on this, and how you made a vintage card that has a "clean" look to it. Very nicely done!!

    Cindy

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  14. You do vintage like no one else! Your creations have a vintage feel yet are so modern and clean. I don't know how you do it, but you do it like no one's business!! Been meaning to mention I just love your new banner too.

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  15. Just dreamy Kelly! I love this set and I especially love what you do with it. I can't get enough of your accordian flowers either. My sister and newphews are in Paris as we speak! Great timing,eh?

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