Bargello Technique

I saw this technique today in my Splitcoast Stampers email. I knew right away that Club Scrap's fabulous Raku (March, 2010) would be perfect for this! Here are the results:

From Pages Of Pictures

Paper, ribbon, eyelet, and stamp are from Club Scrap's Raku collection. I used a nestabillities die for the shape on the left.

From Pages Of Pictures

Again with all Raku paper, Birds of a Feather stamp, and Club Scrap Hybrid ink in Earth.

Pink and Feminine Blog Hop

Welcome to the Pink and Feminine Blog Hop!
If you have arrived here from Anita and Bugs you are in the right place. If you would like to start at the begining a complete list of all the blogs is below:

Zoe- http://www.craftyx.blogspot.com/
Alina Coronado- http://www.neverstopscrapping.blogspot.com/
Anita Meadows- http://www.anitaandbugs.blogspot.com/
Erin Nagy- http://www.pagesofpictures.com/ YOU ARE HERE!
Emily Lanham- http://www.createserendipity.net/
Gill McCall- http://www.creationsbygillm.blogspot.com/
Janet Murray- http://www.createatdreamscrapbooks.blogspot.com/
Kristy Asche- http://www.scraptasticalkreations.blogspot.com/
Linda Sauceda- http://www.scrapchica.blogspot.com/
Lisa Peters- http://www.handmadewithlove-lisa.blogspot.com/
Martha Galvez- http://www.pattisscrapingtime.blogspot.com/
Ribbon Divas- http://www.creatingacraftylife.blogspot.com/
Sandra Rosario- http://www.365daysofcricut.blogspot.com/
Tanya Scrappyscavenger- http://www.scrappyscavenger.blogspot.com/

My project today is a 5 x 7 clear acrylic photo frame. I decorated it with all papers, ribbons, and embellishments from Club Scrap's Jubilee collection. (except for the doll hair and body, those are Club Scrap Poetic and DIY respectively) Everything is attached with Club Scrap Bookbinding, Padding and Laminating adhesive, aka: glue. The ballerina is cut from Cricut's Once Upon a Princess cartridge at 4". Doll face is a Peach Keen Paper Doll Faces stamp. I think my stamping and pen work on the doll need some work, but over all I am very happy how this turned out. My youngest DD, who is 4, is starting ballet classes tomorrow so I made this frame with her in mind.

This is a close up of the rosettes, he pink is scored at 1/2" space and the gray is scored at 1/4" intervals. I had to use 24" of paper for the pink and 12" for the gray.

Here is where instrucitons and my inspiration for the rosettes came from: http://pattisscrapingtime.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-to-make-my-birthday-badge.html


This is a close up of the ballerina cut. My layers didn't line up very well, but I really think she is super cute!

Thanks so much for stopping by!
Next page on the hop is: Emily Lanham- http://www.createserendipity.net/