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Julia Spiri will take some of you back to your childhood ... who remembers 'Paper Dolls'? My favourite were the ones in the 'Twinkle' comic, I used to get every week, oh my that takes me back ... I also had 'The Partridge Family' ones too!! For my DT inspiration, I created a shabby chic folding screen card, made to look like a boutique with fab array of clothes and wigs. I so enjoyed travelling back to my youth!!!
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lease follow the links at
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challenge details etc!! So without further ado I'd like to introduce ...
The Paper Doll Collection
My Project
Products Used
Julia Spiri - 'The Paper Doll Collection' Images
ProMarkers - Baby Pink, Pear Green, Sandstone, Tan, Denim Blue, Pink Carnation, Antique Pink, Pale Pink, Primrose, Apple, Mustard, Mint Green, Lilac, Lavender, Soft Peach, Peach, Amethyst, Pastel Pink, Meadow Green, Sunkissed Pink, Cinnamon, Dusky Rose, Rose Pink and Cerise
Copic Ciao - Cotton Pearl and Pinkish White
Crafter's Companion - Watercolour Card
Trimcraft - Dovecraft Floral Muse 8x8 Backing Papers
Marianne - Mannequin Die
Spellbinders - Labels Seventeen Die
Martha Stewart - 'Flower Bed' Punch
Studio Light - 'Tres Chic' Topper and 'Shabby Chic' Decoupage Chair and Mirror Topper
Connoisseur Studio - Treasure Brass Wax Gilt
From My Stash - White Satin Sheen Paper, White Embossed Card and Peel Offs
To create the Screen Card
1. 11" x 6" Card
2. Score at 2 3/4" - 5 1/2" - 8 1/4 along long side.
3. Fold in half at centre score line then fold at side score lines in opposite direction
4. Lay screen flat, then create a punched border using a border punch
5. To create the legs at bottom, working with half of the card at a time (2 layers), using either labels die (in my case) or a labels punch, position the cardstock half way down die and centre side to side,then cut.
6. Attach layered papers measuring 2 1/2 x 4" and 2 1/4 x 3 1/4" (x 4) to each panel.
7. Then decorate as desired. For mine, I added gold wax gilt to the top, legs and sides to create a shabby distressed look.
For the images, I printed, coloured and carefully cut out leaving to one side. I die cut 4 mannequins using floral muse paper and gilding top and legs, adding clothes, accessories and wigs then attaching to screen as shown. To make it look like a boutique, I used a Studio Light decoupaged chair topper and also a mirror topper. To finish off I added a topper with peel offs to the screen top, then placed Paper Doll as shown.
Close Ups
Well, thanks so much again, for stopping by and hope you have enjoyed my post, if you do need more inspiration, then hop over to our blog and
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Looking forward to your next visit, so until then
'Happy Crafting'
Hugs Donna (DT)
xxx
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