Frameworks and Frilly Girls

Hello fellow crafty folk!

Because it’s so much fun, here’s another submission to the Tim Holtz Compendium of Curiosities 3 Challenge at cc3challenge.com

I made this as part of #cc3c #25 challenge from the latest book by Tim Holtz
Click here to join in the fun.

A big thank you to the hosts and all the curiosity crew!

It’s hosted by a woman named Linda Ledbetter.
Also the competition is being sponsored by The Inspiration Emporium.

Click here to buy supplies!

Since I’ve not seen this done, I wanted to make a spine using my framework die.

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I didn’t believe the paper to be thick enough for a proper spine, so I reinforced it with acetate.

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Like magic, here’s the project almost done:

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It needed a little shimmer…

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Here’s the finished project:

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13 thoughts on “Frameworks and Frilly Girls

  1. candycolwell says:

    Mandy…this is so lovely. What a very innovative and creative idea to use the frameworks die cut at a spine for such a lovely little card. You were so smart to reinforce it with acetate because I am sure this will be opened ALOT and would have really stressed the fold on just the paper. What a lovely use of Tim’s frameworks on the body of the card as well. This is truly a lovely piece. I love how you’ve filled in some of the spaces on the frameworks and then used other die cut centers throughout your piece. Your dimensional girls you’ve added to the interior pages are so sweet. What lovely paper!! I also love your flourishes and your tattered garland flowers. A lovely project. Thanks for sharing with us at CC3C. ❤ Candy

  2. annettegreen264 says:

    Oh my goodness, Mandy, this is wonderful. Such a clever spine idea and so many layers and textures.Gorgeous!

  3. Susan Mostek says:

    Fabulous card, Mandy! I SO love your idea of using the frameworks die as a spine reinforced with acetate – so clever! Love all those gorgeous flowers as well as the dimension! Great job! Thanks for joining us for this challenge!

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