The Flea Market Finds Collection With Brenda Noelke
Hello, crafty friends! Brenda Noelke here from My PaperCut Creations! I’m so excited to be guest posting on the Spellbinders blog again today! I’m sharing three cards using the Flea Market Finds Collection designed by Cathe Holden! This collection consists of two stamp sets, two die sets, two printed die-cut packs, one sticker pad, and two patterned paper pads!! This is a bit of a stretch for me style-wise, but I wanted to challenge myself and I really enjoyed working with this collection!! It was so much fun layering all of the elements together!
I added a bit of twine to the two tags and some brown ink around the edges of all of the die-cuts from the Coat Check Miscellany Pre-printed Die-Cuts. All of the elements were layered and adhered together, popping up the sentiment tag with foam tape. A single red clay heart adds a touch of red and draws your eye to the sentiment.
HELLO CARD
My second card features a fun, interactive envelope and tag!
My final card is a birthday card that combines several components from the collection.
This time, I die-cut the elongated envelope in the Mini Envelopes 1 Die Set from vellum. The tag inside was die-cut from Barely Peach cardstock and some of the images from the Sign Here and Reading Matters stamp sets were stamped with brown, green and blue inks, to match the ephemera I had chosen. The background patterned paper is from the Florals 2 Palette Paper Pad.
As the first two cards, I inked the edges of the Coat Check Miscellany Die-Cuts and Stationer’s Boutique Stickers with brown ink. I feel like this just makes everything cohesive. I tied a bit of twine around the bottom of the envelope and through the tag. The sentiment, from the Garden Favorites Sentiments, was stamped onto one of the die-cuts with dark brown ink. It was popped up over the top of the vellum envelope with foam tape. I added a trio of pearls to the right side and this one was finished.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Scotch foam tape, liquid glue, 110 lb. white cardstock, kraft cardstock, Vintage Photo, Peeled Paint and Broken China Distress Ink, vellum, red clay heart, adhesive pearls, assorted trim and twine
Thank you so much for stopping by today!! Happy crafting!
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