Over on Something Completely Different the challenge is a Trinchie which I have not done before now and not even heard of until now. A trinchie is a 3"x3" piece of art work and the theme on SCD is love and romance. I used Spun Sugar, one of Tim's new Distress Inks, to colour my background the image is from Crafty Individuals. Down the side I have used a piece of Tim's film ribbon and attached the piece of lace using TH's mini attacher. The silver is a piece of German scrap above the banner which I cut from Blonde Moments paper. The letters I cut on my Cricut from Blonde Moments paper and drew round them with a black pen to make them pop. The flowers were white, I coloured them with the Spun Sugar and put a tiny button in the middle of each one. I have edged all the way round with Victorian Velvet another of Tim's new colours.
Wow! fabulous trinchie Pat. Love the colours you have chosen & the film strip looks perfect with your image. :) I love your mini banner, it's fab!
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It's beautiful Pat :) I'm going to get some new DIs and Victorian Velvet is definitely on the list - can't afford them all unfortunately ;)
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
What a lovely thrinchie Pat...love those new DI's....I choose different colours for my fist batch!! lol, will definately add the victorian velvet to my list!!
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this looks great very romantic pat, very vintage, x sue x
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful Pat. I love the colours and a fantastic use of the lace. Did you cut the banner with the Cricut? xx
ReplyDeleteReally lovely, lovely use of lace. Anesha
ReplyDeleteWow great first trinchie, you have captured the theme perfectly, love the banner..
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DAwn
Love it Pat!! Everything blends together so well!! You are lucky to already have Tim's new ink pads they are fab colours arn't they xxx
ReplyDeleteAnn you asked did I use the Cricut to cut the banner the answer is no I didn't even think about it, I cut it by hand LOL. What an idiot I am.
ReplyDeletePat xx
I lookk fwd to getting some of the film tape where are you getting all of Tim's NEW stuff? lucky you love this I used the same imafe from CI on mine great mind eh? lol
ReplyDeleteLove Dawn xx
Great trinchie. Love all the embellishments and the vintage look.Thanks for playing along at SCD this week.
ReplyDeletevery romantic, love the use of the filmstrip like that
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