Dance Hall Girl with Visible Image

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Here at Rachael's Handmade Designs, we love cabaret! Don't you? And pretty much anything burlesque. And I love Prima Marketing - so when I saw the Prima Moulin Rouge collection, I absolutely fell in love!

I created this fun little dance hall cabaret card with a little bit of naughty flair. :) I cut out the can can dancer from a selected piece from the Prima Marketing Moulin Rouge collection and paired it with a checkered background and the Grunge Flourish from Visible Image stamps.


I even took the Steel Plate background stamp from the Visible Image Heavy Metal set and stamped in white over a flower embellishment.  This is a new technique I've tried, and I think it worked out quite well.

Next I paired the checkered paper with a crimson and glued. I selected some hardware from my Tim Holtz collections and added them to the card, adding some red jewels to the card as well to match the red background.

I used a label-maker to write the word 'dance' and stuck it to the card. How fun! What do you think? Have you ever tried stamping over embellishments?

Comments

  1. ~♥~The Navy Wife~♥~November 14, 2012 at 2:26 AM

    Stunning Rachael! I have got to go do some Prima shopping and get some of this paper! la la licious card hun!

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    1. RachaelNovember 14, 2012 at 11:47 AM

      Thanks! I knew you'd like it. ;) It may be a difficult paper to find, I didn't realize it at the time but I think it was a scarce line??? I just adore Prima!

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  2. ZoeNovember 14, 2012 at 1:41 PM

    Fabulous design, love it xx

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