Papers & embellishments: Weeds and Wildflowers, www.weedsandwildflowers.com
Mask: Holly McCaig, www.pinkinkstudios.net
Image: Amy Kant, www.fairydavis.com
Fonts: cursif, 2peas scrapbook, adler

Scalloped Frame: Amy Kant, www.fairydavis.com
Paper, beaded embellishment, ric rac, swirly: Holly McCaig, www.inspiration-lane.com
Alphas: Andie Smith, www.inspiration-lane.com
Actions: www.atomiccupcake.com

All papers & embellishments from www.inspiration-lane.com.
Font: 2peas scrapbook

Meet my new friend, Edith. You can see her and all her friends at Fairy Davis. As I mentioned yesterday…

Fairy Davis and Friends is a site created and ran by the talented Tammy Tutterow. She has been gracious enough to let me contribute some images, and I’m excited to be a part of this new site!

I made a home for Edith in a cute, altered 4.5 inch square frame I bought at Michaels. Her photo is 2.5×2.5 inches, printed on a tan cardstock base and sprayed with a crystal clear glaze (Krylon).

After attaching the image to a piece of cardboard for mor durability/thickness, I set it aside.

Next, I used the Therm-o-Web mounting adhesive to attach the Pink Paislee Paper to the frame. I trimmed edges with my craft knife.

Using a variety of my vintage-inspired stamps, I stamped the frame with Distress Ink in Walnut Stain. Then, I inked the edges using one of my colorbox inks.

I attached some Basic Grey fibers around the inner frame and then cut a one-inch thick peice of a striped Pink Paislee Paper. I attached it to the frame in the upper corner, after inking the edges with the Distress Ink.

I topped it off with a couple gold leaves and a K & Co embelishment. Finally, I put the photo of Edith in the frame. And, viola! a cool, inexpensive wall decoration! I plan to make a group of three frames with photos of some of Edith’s friends, and hang them in a vertical row on the wall. In the meantime, you can purchase this frame (including the image of Edith) on Etsy. Click here to check out my Etsy store.

Well, what are you waiting for? Head on over to Fairy Davis and get started living the fabulous vintage style!

Supplies:

Frame: Michael’s
Paper: Pink Paislee (Office Lingo )
Ink: Colorbox, Distress Ink
Stamps: Hampton Art, Rubber Stampede, PSX
Leaves: Decorative Accents
Fibers: Basic Grey
Adhesives: Thermoweb Mounting Adhesive, Zip Dry Paper Glue
Embelishment: K & Co.
Image: www.fairydavis.com

Fairy Davis and Friends is a site created and ran by the talented Tammy Tutterow. She has been gracious enough to let me contribute some images, and I’m excited to be a part of this new site!

Some of my “finds” are now available for download. And, they’re just a dollar each! Plus, you can use the images however you want! Include in your digiscrap projects! Use them for home decor! You can re-size, re-edit and print the images/graphics as many times as you want as long as it is for your own personal use.

Click here to check out Fairy Davis. Tonight I’m going to post information on a project I made using one of these images. In the meantime, here’s a sneak-peek: