Her initial design was inspired by the imagery found on sewing pattern packaging. I browsed the ever-knowledgable worldwide web and wanted to share some of the inspiration I found for my own design and packaging:
My "pattern packaging" using Hello Vintage Girl and a medium glassine bag:
The glassine bag as well as the focal image were heavily sponged using distress inks to give everything an aged feeling. My "PP" brand uses the Soda Pop alphabet. {Love this font!}
Tucked inside the bag are some rosette embellishments that can be used by the recipient. Using a Glue Dot, I adhered the rosettes to clear acetate (what clear stamps are typically stored on). The dots should therefore be easier to remove and add to my crafty friend's projects. The measuring tape twill is a perfect accent and is one of my favorite little somethings from the Pink Persimmon store.
Here's a better look at our girl:
Her dress was paper-pieced using the Odds and Ends collection from Cosmo Cricket.
Copic colors: Skin: Hair:
Thanks for visiting today... be sure to visit the other Pink Persimmon girls.
{blog links in sidebar}
I know they will have lots of inspiration for you using Hello Vintage Girl.
20 comments:
I LOVE THIS! She is one classy gal, that's for sure :) Love how you paper-pieced her - and all the definition from the distress inks is fabulous. We both made paper rosettes (I think I called them medallions - shows how much I know...) today! Have a good one :)
Awesome project Denise!! You totally rocked the debut!!!
Wow, these projects are very beautiful!!!!
So cool! I love that kind of inspiration! Fabby job!
:-)
Oh my gosh..this is seriously awesome! I love this and everything about it seems perfect. The colors, the lines, the details. Denise, it's fabulous!
I got the Pink Permission email this morning and was browsing through it and stopped at the project being showcased because it was just stunning. Then I saw the name under the caption, and I thought, of course! :) Truly a fabulous project and I can not get over the paper piecing of that dress too, so well done and the pattern is perfect!!
SUPER sassy! Totally my style, definitely a must have set for me!
I see you love cosmo cricket as well! Your girl is fabulous and I love that you used actual patterns as your inspiration. I love the rosettes! Have a blessed day! Melisa
Wow , cant believe you paper pieced the dress. At first I thought you just used an old pattern. Wow! Great job.
That has got to be one of the most perfectly paper pieced images I have ever seen! The paper you chose for her dress could not suit her any better. Absolutely fabulous. You certainly did Pink Persimmon proud! Great job, Denise!
I remeber my mom and aunt having patterns just like this. Brings back lots of memories. Beautiful details, colours and copic colouring, as well as paper piecing. The rosettes are very classy too!!
{catching up on my Reader!} I love her paper pieced dress - she's definitely stylin'! This is a fabulous project.
Divine! Fab image and I love your take on the pattern envelope. That measuring tape twill is the perfect finishing touch :)
Very fun. The paper piecing is so well done - how do you cut so well?, and the pattern on the dress is perfect.
INCREDIBLY impressive!! love paper piecing... one of my fave things to do (esp since I don't color! :))
WOW! This is amazing! I love the PP dress.. and all of the layering!
Must. Have. Stamp. Set.
Brilliant design, Denise, and I love the paper pieced dress!!
Wow I reallllly like this one!! Great ideas thanks so much!
SSSSOOOO cute!! VIntage but fun, just like your style!!!
Love this set so much - and the colors you used on your samples are completely fabby!
Post a Comment