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Wish List Wallet

Fashionable Stamping Challenges this fortnight have an Anything Goes theme which was picked by the lovely Esther.

I have made another project which will sit on my craft desk it is a wish list wallet and inside I have added a little notebook plus pen ready for adding all the crafty goodies I want to buy at Ally Pally in April. Loads of stamping and the little goose in the top right hand corner was made by triple embossing an oval piece of chipboard then stamping into it before adding gilding wax to the edges.

When fully opened you can see my bird has been stamped onto some faux leather card. Used the age ole technique of making faux leather, which Sheena has revived but her method is with glycerine. When I first saw this being done with card it was with the Rangers Ink Refresher and I have now tried both products and the Ink Refresher just has the edge for me but they both do work. Also added a little pocket for a tag I made but forgot to take a photo.

The notebook and pen were bought whilst shopping in Newbridge last week, only €1 for both.

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Such a classy image but for the life of me I can’t remember where I bought it. Printed onto canvas paper to give an aged look then stamped the edge with a grid stamp from Stampin Up. The rather oversized bird cage is a Kaiser craft stamp. The rest of the stamps are from Indigo Blu, Darkroom Door, PaperArtsy and last but not least Stampers Anonymous.The background cardstock is of course from G45.

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It would be fantastic if you could pop on over for a peak at what the rest of the Fashionettes have created.

Shirl

13 Responses to “Wish List Wallet”

  1. Rita says:

    Fabulous wallet Shirl. Such a Good idea too. I love everything about it. Hugs Rita xxx

  2. butterfly says:

    Absolutely beautiful vintage collage to create a wallet which will no doubt be in daily use between now and April! It’s just lovely, Shirl.
    Alison x

  3. Margie D says:

    This is lovely Shirl – I really like the colours and images you’ve used. A great way to transform a plain notebook. Margie

  4. Irene Chillman says:

    Gorgeous wallet Shirl, as usual, so much better than you described, when I spoke to you, wonderful stamping, you’ve made your bargain notebook look stunning.
    Love it.
    Irene xx

  5. Shirley says:

    Hi Shirley, you’ve created a beautiful notebook wallet, the images are all fabulous. Very creative ! I’m smiling thinking about how long a list can get to shop at a large craft show.. fun 🙂 I hope you’ve had a great weekend, Shirleyx

  6. Anne R says:

    This is beautiful Shirl and made all the better because it is practical too! I love how you created this beautiful vintage look holder for your wish list, the leather look technique does look quite realistic, must try your version some time. Anne xx

  7. Meggymay says:

    Gorgeous project and such a good idea, bet its quite full already.
    Yvonne x

  8. Dot says:

    hi Shirley, you have such a knack of finding such gorgeous stamps! I love the colours and the whole idea behind this. The faux leather behind the image looks great too!!!
    Dot x

  9. Ellie Knol says:

    O, Shirl, this is so lovely.. I always admire this type of creations, because this is a technique I do not master..

  10. Terry says:

    Oh this “Wish List Wallet” is gorgeous! The faux leather technique is amazing and I love all these vintage images! What a clever idea and beautiful way to make a crafty goods list! This rocks! Big hugs!

  11. Angela says:

    Beautiful colour scheme and gorgeous images. Love it, Angela x

  12. Avril says:

    Hi Shirley, Love this, and what a pleasure it will be to use – especially when you are ticking off all the goodies on your list.
    Love all the vintage images and the faux leather looks fabulous.
    Avril xx

  13. Donna Ellis says:

    Shirl, such an inspirational little wallet to take with you – the vintage elements really brought some memories of my grandparents to mind. They raised birds and owned a plant nursery before and during WW2. Just the feel of this reminds me of my childhood, and very young memories of my grandpa feeding his exotic birds, and hybridizing the violets and camelias. I want to case your wallet because it is fun to carry a useful notepad when shopping, and be able to have it look so pretty while I’m shopping! Shirl, for personal reasons, the sentiment was a blessing to me today. It filled my heart with peace. Thanks for sharing your incredible artwork! stay warm! hugs, de

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