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My card features the famous...and my favorite...ultrafine clear microbeads. Although I have a huge variety of microbead colors, I almost always reach for the 'sugar' when I create a microbeaded item. Actually everything on the face of this card is a Pennywise product: the background is a collage comprised of items from the "Ephemera I" collage sheet designed by PWA member, Michele Aiello-Zendejas (Swing Shift Designs). I printed the collage sheet, cut out the items and 'collaged' them on the card front. Then I chose the image from Lovely Ladies I and covered it in clear O'So Sticky double-stick tape and ultrafine clear microbeads. (Click on image for closer view.)
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36 comments:
Great vintage card and I bet the texture is awesome with those beads!
love it ... looks great!!!!!
great card, love the collage
Gorgeous vintage look! Thanks for doing this hop along...
This is beautiful, Evelyn. I haven't done much with microbeads. I am totally inspired to try some!
Very elegant and classy, I love the asian piece!
Hopped on by to say Hi! Nicely done card! The ultra fine clear beads are a staple and favorite of mine too. Also loved your Asian card. The technique challenges look like they are fun. Kathi
Hi! I am doing the hop! Love your blog! :) -Melissa H
Just hopping by to say "hi!"
I love the vintagely look
Beautiful vintage project! Love the way you used the beads...so pretty. Thanks, Pam
love the vintage look Evelyn
Your project reminds me that I need to get out my collage sheets more often. What an easy way to get great elements for a quick card. After reading your post I want to change the name to sugar beads! Sounds more fun! Ü
Hugs, Suzanne
Pennywise Arts (blog hop sponsor)
Wonderful card, Evelyn. I guess I need to check out more collage sheets! I really like your background.... and the other art you have on your blog!
"Reachin' for the Sugar"...It sounds like SUCH a Texas-Saying that I MIGHT have to use it...
ALOT!!! And of course...What a lovely card.
Lady Chat!
Love the collage!
great piece! thanks for sharing :)
Susan
Love your work! I really need to case that wine bottle project. It's gorgeous! Thanks for the inspiration!
Evelyn,
You are an amazing artist.
Have fun in New York.
Long time no chat. That's my kind of altered card. You should see the soldered pendant I made!!
Evelyn, I just love your site. The vintage look.
It's timeless. Thanks for being a part of this
hop. Take care, Vicki C.
Hopping by! Hi Evelyn! Love your collage card!
Great job! I love vintage stuff. Gail gailheinecke at charter dot net
Such a neat effect!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing this beautiful vintage card. Great use of the 'sugar'!
Oh my lovely vintage lady
It make it look so vintage! Another great idea to try.
love the vintage look!
Love your collage. The beads give it that extra punch.
I love your card! I love to visit your blog. Thanks for sharing.
I wonderful the card and collage! How wonderful to have a Bunny Hop Blog! I am glad I hopped along.
Hmm Did they intentionally save the best for last? I LOVE THIS!! You did a wonderful job - I really like your collage and the woman you chose. The beads/"sugar" really brings some texture and drama to your piece. YUM! xx
Beautiful card Evelyn!
I love the vintage ladies time to dust off the old family pictures and play.
I love the asian art!
Evelyn, I love the vintage look.Very pretty.
Hugs,
Brooke B.
The card has such a great vintage look to it. Beautiful...thanks for sharing your design and work.
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