The project I have to share with you today is an altered cd tree ornament featuring Joanne Schempp's Wings of Love:
It is a gorgeous angel and just perfect for Valentine's Day! The frame is available, also, separately so it is a versatile set of stamps to begin with. But Valentine's Day is still a couple months away and I want to make something with it now....but no worries it also doubles as a Christmas Angel. Now the idea for using the image in this manner came from a collage sheet I recently acquired and I just knew I had to try my hand at CASEing it.
To create your own-
Supplies:
Sweet Pea Stamps Wings of Love from the Joanne Schempp collection
Compact Disc
Maroon Card Stock - Micheal Strong
Printed Paper - Webster's Pages
Gold Krylon Paint Pen
Ornate Frame Punch - Unknown
Queen and Co. Pearls
1 yard Gold 1/4" Organdy Ribbon
Prima Holly Leaves
Adhesive
Gold Ranger Stickles
Copic Markers:
- Roses RV69, R59 RV42
- Gown B000, B00, B01
- Skintone E00, E000
- White Areas C0, B000, E0000
- Hair E33, E35, E27
Directions:
- Stamp and color your image.
- Trim it out closely, removing the greenery and bow.
- Create a slit in both hands and run aribbon through the slits positioning the image about in the middle of the ribbon and leaving plenty of fullness to drape. Set this aside.
- Cover a cd with a base paper.
- Punch out a frame on black paper and paint with gold paint pen.
- Adhere to the cd and cover with printed paper.
- Attach holly leaves to the back of the image with glue dots and adhere the image to the center of the frame.
- Position the ribbon to flow around the cd, adding glue dots in places not visible.
- Trim out the upper corner print (from the same sheet of Webster's Pages paper) and adhere with double sided foam tape (I stacked two pieces for additional height).
- Punch a hole in the top of the cd for the ribbon hanger and string through.
- Embellish with pearls and finish off with stickles.
- Allow to dry before hanging.
In case you happen to get lost here is the list of stops for today:
Sweet Pea Stamps blog
Alexandra Lundgren
Jennifer Willis
Angela Sowell
Connie Piotter
Dawn Knight
Holley Barnhart
Karina Lange
Katarina Maserak
Sharon Harding
Lori Ransom
20 comments:
My clock must be off Jennifer. The first time I came no post was here but is now. It was worth waiting for!!
So beautiful. Thanks for the directions and for sharing.
Connie
what a beautiful transformation to a christmas image.
stamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
WOW! So Beautifully detailed and love the idea.Gorgeous!! TFS
Krystal
I love the ornament! It really looks like Christmas with the way you have colored it. :)
What an awesome idea! Your ornament is gorgeous!
Your christmas tree must be filled with fabulous handmade ornaments. I am always amazed at the great non-card ideas you come up with!!
what a great ornament nicely done.
wow these are lovely, especially like the first one!
Wonderful idea, thanks for the instructions
Hugs Julie P
Great to see the difference between both creations, great job! greetz, Miranda
A fabulous christmas ornament.
Jennifer what a fabulous idea! Your ornament looks gorgeous, and let's face it why should such beautiful images ONLY be used for cards :O)
Pretty! Love the coloring and design - wouldn't have thought to use a CD!
Jennifer, you alsways do amazing ornaments, I am jealous. This is beautiful and a great way to use a non-Christmas image
Awesome Jennifer. I love making ornaments with stamps. I made so many last year, but really haven't had any extra time this for anything. So just like Lynette said.. I am soooo jealous. This is truly beautiful and I love the image you used.
Hugs:)
Angela
totally awesome. sweet pea stamps rule. I love using them as well. Just found out about them a couple months ago and love them
this is beautiful Jennifer! The gold swirls around the image are fabulous.
Jennifer... Gorgeous Ornament!!! I love how it looks hanging on the tree!!! Have a wonderful weekend!
Wow, this is really terrific & thanks for the instructions for making it
Goregeous Ornament! Thanks for the mini tutorial as well!
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