Kraft and Twine

Hello!  Thanks so much for stopping by today to see what I have to share for our new Frilly and Funkie challenge.  I am the hostess this fortnight and my challenge is Kraft and Twine, two of my favorite crafting materials.  It's a super easy challenge, a little on the shabby side, so I am hoping we have lots of folks who will want to join in.

Here's my creation using lots of kraft - the corrugated cardboard kind and also the sweet little kraft sleeves.  For my twine, I used a two ply twine coated with gesso to give it a shabby feel and some of the burlap string from my shop.  I finally broke open my first pack of Claudine Hellmuth Sticky Back Canvas and used the Distressed Doily die to cut it, then embossed it with the Regal Flourishes texture Fade.  I used the same texture fade on the kraft sleeve and dry brushed gesso over  both the sticky back canvas and the kraft sleeve, as well as on the little butterfly.  Several layers of the corrugated cardboard were cut with the Tattered Florals die as well as some crinoline to make up the shabby flower that I topped with a mini rosette.  The Tim Holtz Movers and Shapers ticket die cut fits perfectly into the kraft sleeve and I stamped my sentiment on it.

That wraps it up for this piece.  If you have any questions, you can leave them in the comments section.  I hope you will stop by Frilly and Funkie to see what our talented team has to share.


Products used from The Funkie Junkie Boutique:

 

Natural Jute Twine	Movers and Shapers Die - Mini Butterflies	Claudine Hellmuth's Sticky Backed Canvas	Stampers Anonymous Stuff to Say
Antiqued Bronze Charms	Alterations Ticket Die	On the Edge Distressed Doily	Claudine Hellmuth Gesso
Damask and Regal Flourishes Texture Fades	Mini Kraft Envelopes & Sleeves	Multi Medium Matte	Venise Tribud Appliques
Alterations Mini Rosette Die	Burlap String 10 Colors	Alterations Tattered Florals Die	Kraft Corrugated Cardboard

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