I am making a Medieval Wedding Guestbook for a writer in California. She sent me the cover.
I cut, tore and tea stained all of the pages using 140lb. cold press watercolor paper. Very thick.
After assembling the pages, I then stamped them using medieval themed stamps and vintage ink stamp pads. I think it is looking very authentic.
These are some of the velvet ribbons and tea stained laces that I will be embellishing the cards and tags with. SHe is having a fall wedding, so she wants rich colors.
These are some of the tea stained cards I made and will add to the guest book for guests to sign.
This is the book before the pages were stamped.
After stamping the pages.
I just love creating these. I love old books, papers and embellishing just about anything. lol I will take pictures of the finished project in a week or so. Have fun creating!
What a FABULOUS wedding album! I love all the details. Thank you for your comment on my blog today. =)
ReplyDeletewowee! medieval pages! i'm loving them!! the tea stains are really cool! i must learn how to do those. they are beautiful tammy... ALL your scrapbooks are gorgeous!!! and you say i am talented??
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed catching up with your blog. I LOVE the medieval guest book. It's gorgeous. I love the bird tags you made too. The pictures of the spring flowers are lovely and the colors so vibrant.
Best Wishes
Lindsay
So beautiful and special. Your patience and talent for these is so special. Who ever owns this book will surely feel like a princess
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for you're beautiful message.
I will look forward to seeing the finished book! Twyla
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness.. Absolutely beautiful! Just took my breath away!
ReplyDeleteYou did a lovely job on the guest book!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy following your blog.
Amazing work! The album is lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy! Oh my this is gorgeous. I wish I knew how to do that and bind books. I'd love a journal from those pages. My baby is moving like crazy right now - wow! Well I wanted to tell you about the mosaics you asked about. I use http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/mosaic.php and enter flick urls to make my mosaics. Sometimes they don't work if a photo is protected, but usually it does. I hope that you can get it working and I also hope you are having a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Tammy! I can't wait to see what you do with it!!!
ReplyDeleteSandy xox
Absolutely gorgeous work, Tammy!
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