Happy Saturday everyone crafty! Today marks another challenge in the new Compendium of Curiosities III Challenge!!! I can't believe that this is the third one already...time flies! The Curiosity Crew and I, again want to thank you all for all the wonderful comments as well as all the
entries from the Distress Glitter Challenge! We really are having a very hard time choosing a a Curiosity Crew
winner. You all make such gorgeous entries, and I know it inspires me every week. Thank you truly!
This challenge, number three is about Making Faux Tea Roses... a favorite I am sure! I hope as many or more of you play along on this beautiful floral challenge so
you can win some amazing fabulous prizes donated by the ever generous Tim and Mario, and this third challenge's sponsor, Inspiration Emporium!!!
Talk about some amazing loot! You will have two weeks to complete this challenge and link it up
to the CC3Challenge site, and you can read all the rules here.
Please take the time to visit every member of the Curiosity Crew (See
below.) for not only some beautiful flower inspiration, but for a
chance to win some extra goodies!
I had made several of Tim's faux tea roses and had them laying around on my craft table, so I was thrilled to be able to use some of them on this project. (;0) for a certain somebody with inside information!!!) I love his technique for making them! AND, I have wanted to use the Window Box die for sometime, so I thought these two would be a perfect marriage for a warm day scene!
I cannot get enough of the Burlap Panel...can't you tell?!! I painted it a little with Picket Fence Distress Paint, and then decided to add some bricks. I colored Wendy Vecchi's Embossing Paste with Re-Inkers in Festive Berries and Black Soot, gave it a little mix, and then swiped it onto Wendy's Bricked Stencil for Art. I wanted an irregular look, so I didn't worry about being careful. |
I wanted a little more greenery so out came the Garden Greens die, but I wanted them to stand out a little, so I cut them with Ranger s Metal Foil Tape Sheets, and then colored them with one of the new colors of Alcohol Ink, Botanical! I love how vibrant it is. The sentiment is one of Wendy's from the Garden Art Stamp Set...perfect! |
If you haven't joined in on all the fun at CC3, I hope you do so soon! You learn so much, plus you can win a lot of amazing product!
Supplies:
I hope your hands get creatively dirty soon!
So many details to love! Hinges, faux stained glass, brick texture, and of course, the tea roses.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous canvas Anita! Love the brick wall and the shutters are awesome! The roses are beautiful too! Hopefully I'll get chance to join in with this challenge this time. Sue C x
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece Anita, love how you put your window together, great idea to add the pedestal, and of course your roses look fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteIts Wonderful !! I loved the window n bricks on bg make it look like wall .The detailing of window,curtains is fab and of course the roses !
ReplyDeleteI love your window, the stained glass was a great idea to show off the roses.
ReplyDeleteWowser! Every detail from the brick wall to your roses is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove this! The details on your windows are just beautiful, and I love your roses! Yellow roses are my favorite (my wedding bouquet was filled with huge yellow roses. However, I personally find yellow a difficult color to work with, so I am always in awe and somewhat jealous when I see an artist able to pull it off flawlessly! A thousand thanks for sharing another incredibly inspiring work of art.
ReplyDeleteLove your view from afar! Love the flowers and theme....amazing, amazing.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful project, love the windows and beautiful shading on the roses, gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow and thrice wow - from the brick wall to the shutters, from the pediment to the window box, each piece has come together so beautifully! It's one of those things I would love to touch... and the flowers are gorgeous. Love this - a lot!! Thanks so much for the inspiration. Hugs, Anne x
ReplyDeleteA wonderful burlap panel!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day, Eva
Beautiful window canvas, Anita. You've done such a beautiful job on this very unique piece. Your yellow faux tea roses are absolutely gorgeous. Love the "stained glass" idea in the window and the very cool shutters on either side of it. Your Wendy Vecchi brick background is such a striking background against the burlap panel. Love it! <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling little window Anita! The stained glass window a very nice touch, Karen.x
ReplyDeletea wonderful shabby window box scene....
ReplyDeleteLove it,super cute,could look at that for ages and spot new things!
ReplyDeleteDonna.x
I LOVE your window box! I would love to come home to an array of flowers like that every day!
ReplyDeletei love this! What a fabulous piece! Your bricks on the burlap are stunning.
ReplyDeleteSeriously Anita!! This is yet another stunning creation. That window box is genius. Love the stain-glass effect, and the bricks! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteWOW Anita!! I totally love all of the details that you put into this piece! Of course your roses are beautiful- but your brick wall, frosted glass, shutters, window box, oh well-All of them! Absolutely darling! ")
ReplyDeleteperfection! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOMG, Anita! This is crazy gorgeous! I LOVE the bricks! The detail on your window is amazing! So beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the window box action Anita! Your attention to detail is always a delight for the eyes. I have to look again and again to make sure I've caught every lovely bit. Gorgeous project and photos too!
ReplyDeleteAmy*
PS I miss your face :)
This is SOOO adorable!! I love the use of the burlap! G=
ReplyDeleteYou've used some of my favorite components in your super inspiration piece! Can't wait to make the faux tea roses; I don't grow real ones.
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible. So many different techniques and crafty stash too. Please may I borrow your mind to help me think what to do for my challenge??
ReplyDeleteYou have simply OUTDONE yourself on this one! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSO pretty Anita!! it's a lovely work of Art!! TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous burlap canvas Anita! So many wonderful details - the stained glass windows, the shutters, the bricks AND your lovely yellow roses in the windowbox!
ReplyDeletethis is an awesome piece of art work. love it all. still very elegant even with all the distress going on. oh one of your distress markers isn't closed properly. you can see in pic possibly a scattered straw? anyway a yellowy one. xx
ReplyDeleteAnita, what a gorgeous window box of flowers you have grown! Oh my you even added the shutters and brick work for such an inviting feeling! Love your burlap panel. Have a great Memorial Weekend. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteFabulous canvas piece, Anita! You put so much detail into the window scene! The faux tea roses complete the scene so beatifully!
ReplyDeleteA very different canvas,and I love your roses , thank you for a great tutorial xx
ReplyDeleteWow, this canvas is wonderful Anita. Your roses are so perfect, this challenge will be a toughie for me, those roses never want to come out haha!! You did an amazing job and your window is so pretty!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! I have the pediments die, and have used a Fiskars window stencil and other items to use the pediments on. With 2 girls in college, my free spending money is short these days - LOL! Have a blessed weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe window panes and the shutter pulls kill me! So stinking smart. A pretty little canvas all around.
ReplyDeleteJess
Your window rose garden is beyond fabulous. Such a wonderful piece of art!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Anita, Annette c
ReplyDeleteFrosted film on the windows!! How Cool!! Love to play with that window die cut!! thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat an inventive way of using these roses. LOVE the brick wall and those embossed shutters. My goodness you are so inventive! Jenny x
ReplyDeleteLove your window! It is absolutely gorgeous! Love all the detail around the window itself and the little flower box! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is Beautiful!!! Your creativity is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteAnita, such a lovely canvas. I feel like I could open the windows, lean out and pick the flowers. Love the brick background. You are rockin!
ReplyDeleteNow I really need that window die!! LOVE the flower box, your gorgeous roses and the metal foil vibrant leaves. Brilliant canvas Anita filled with a fabulous range of techniques. Nicola x
ReplyDeleteLove the window scene. The details are amazing - brick wall, shutters and the roses are so real looking
ReplyDeleteNot only is this absolutely 100% gorgeous, but your creative twist in making those shutters is astounding. I love them and their hinges. Fabaroonie!
ReplyDeleteThe roses are so sweet....and I love the addition of foliage. The flower box "ledge" you built is such a great way to use that lacy piece. But what I really love is that window! It looks for all the world like leaded glass, and it is soooo cool. The bricks work so well with the burlap panel, too. Ooooh...I just love everything! LOL
ReplyDeleteI love the window and flower box with the brick background. Lots of details.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to figure out a more creative way of saying, "OMG, I LOVE THIS!!!", but that really does sum it up. I just adore the sweet little scene you created, and those roses are stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the step out photos as always. Beautiful piece to put up in a home. Making these roses are my BEST! Now to decide what I am going to put them on!
ReplyDeleteI love your window box Anita! Those roses are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Alison xxx
That Is beautiful, I love the stained glass window & the roses look so pretty.
ReplyDeleteAnita, I love the incredible detail of this project. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Anita, Just wanted to say that I LOVE your piece this time... all the layers, all the attention to DETAILS is so wonderful... this is the kind of piece I love to play with and create... You really did a wonderful job of making ART talk... love it ALL... Thanks for all the inspiration that you create each week... Love, Light and Peace...Bonnie
ReplyDeleteWow Anita! Love it! The details are so fun to look at. Complete with hinges on the shutters!! Such great brick work too. Your roses are lovely, as is the composition of the piece.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project, gorgeous flowers.
ReplyDeleteI adore the brick wall! I can imagine that being a fabulous background for many projects. Thanks, Anita!
ReplyDeleteI love every little detail of this. The brickwork has my wheels turning for another project I'm plotting out. I LOVE how these challenges motivate us to create and inspire us by seeing everybody else's brilliant work. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful picture!!! I love it :) The window with a beautiful colored stained glass and shutters in the red brick house with lovely roses is really stunning. The window looks like really would have been in an old house with red brick really cool!
ReplyDeleteHello Miss Anita, sorry for being MIA and having no time to visit, omg this canvas is BRILLIANT and GORGEOUS, love the brick wall behind, that window is fabulous, the shutters fantastic, but those windows are SUPERB they look like stain glass, beautiful flowers and leaves, your work is very unique, I love it, thanks for sharing so much inspiration, you ROCK Miss Anita, hope you have a wonderful week, ((( BIG HUGS)))..
ReplyDeleteThere are so many details to look at here, its just great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love your idea for the project.
ReplyDeleteLove your finished project. Hope to enter this challenge, incorporating this and the last challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty canvas! The window die is one of my favorites and I love how you incorporated into new challenge.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing piece of art.
ReplyDeleteGreat roses but I love the brick!
ReplyDeleteYour canvas is fabulous! I love the window scene with those beautiful roses!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, Anita! Love the window scene you've created! Gorgeous! Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteHey there, yellow-rose-sister! Love this. LOVE this!!! You've just added layer after layer of detail. Its awesome!!
ReplyDeleteOMG Anita this is soooooo amazing; "girlfriend" the details blew me away. love the window box die and the brick stencil work on the canvas ( yeah I'm in a season of burlap love too ); not to mention the use of frosted film... just gorgeous !!
ReplyDeleteOoh yeah ... sorry I was so caught up in ALL those details... your roses are very pretty ! :)
ReplyDeleteSo fantastic, a gorgeous project.
ReplyDeleteBurlap, roses, and such a gorgeous window...I will move there NOW! This is wonderful Anita and as always, thank you so very much for the amazing photographs of the process. As a visual learner I find you inspire me so much with the superb details. This is sensational!!
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Anita, your project is totally fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnita, your brick wall, and window and (faux) Tea Rose filled window box are Fantastic!! Your burlap panel looks Phenomenal!! I know the technique is faux tea roses, but, your brick wall is Awesome!! Those tea roses could be climbers, looking for a foothold in that brick background!! Fabulous! WOW!! Great inspiration for us again on this 3rd CC3 challenge! XOXO-Shari
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit late with the comments and I think that by now everything has already been said! I add my thought: wonderful work in every detail, I really like everything, especially I love the "glass" windows and roses ! As always great inspiration! BArbarayaya
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful scene you have created, I would love to live in that house. I must try to get that stencil it makes perfect walls.
ReplyDeleteLove this little canvas. My favorite part is how you did the stain glass window on the frosted film. Great idea and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI agree about the wall...First thing that jumped out at me...and the stained glass. LOL! sounds like that only parts I like, but so not true...the whole scene is stunning!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this. I love the window and flower box dies. And the roses are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creation Anita, love how you altered the Burlap Panel so it is the wall around the window - genius xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project ! The window die is adorable, I have to get it !!
ReplyDeleteLove your flower box and the window with the pediment is so cute - oh heck, I love the entire thing.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Anita - I love how you've used the window die against the burlap panel, fabulous hinges, and that gorgeous window box full of stunning flowers - an absolute triumph!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
I bet you have flower boxes on your windows at home, am I right? :) TTFN
ReplyDeleteJust love how you put this together...Keeper..
ReplyDeleteAnita - everything about this is so awesome - I loved the hinged shuttered windows and the pretty curtains behind it and the way you incorporated the faux tea-roses pulls everything together perfectly.
ReplyDeleteawesome piece of art!!! fabulous details!! =)
ReplyDeleteLOVE your piece. Thanks for letting me play along in the CC3C for tea roses.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the details on how you made your wall. Your project is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creation, Anita. I love all the beautiful details you created. Wonderful design :)
ReplyDeleteI can't get over how much went into this! What an awesome project! The flowers are stunning!
ReplyDeleteAnita, Absolutely love your brick wall...and yellow roses are my favorite. What a beautiful window box. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the little scene you have created xo
ReplyDeleteAnita...I just adore your sweet little window, with the brickwork and yellow roses...a fabulous canvas...Love your attention to detail! Jan x
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a fantastic piece Anita and a wonderful tutorial as well, I love everything that went into your gorgeous piece of art. Chris :)
ReplyDeleteI Love love love your artwork. I lost count on the number things I'm going to try on my next project. Your inspiration is off the charts.
ReplyDeleteSo clever and so detailed. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant tutorial. Many thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteLovely piece and a great tutorial, thanks so much for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting, Angela x
Anita, the window is fabulous. Love the stained glass window. The roses spilling from the window box are so happy. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteMy fav bit is the shutters, I love the hinges and cuttign the slats must have taken a while, and a steady hand, but really finish them off.
ReplyDeleteI would have hated to cover that wall, too! It is so GORGEOUS! But the window with the shutters and flowers is so AWESOME! LOVE your creation, Anita!
ReplyDeleteSuch attention to detail, what a happy time you must have had engrossed in making this, it is a lovely piece
ReplyDeleteI love that window die! what a brilliant idea to make stained glass windows and your roses turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThis is just fabulous Anita and so very creative. love your addition of your faux tea roses. They are super
ReplyDeletex catherine
There are so many fab ideas Anita! The stain glass windows are genius, as is the brick background. It showcases the roses perfectly. I'm keeping my fingers and toes crossed that my pinecone die arrives in time so I can play. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful art piece I absolutely love your work!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this! The colors, the ingenious use of everything, and it's so cute and homey. Thanks for the closeups so we can see everything! Stained glass too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project Anita! I love the stained glass windows - what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you assembled the window box as a background for three gorgeous roses! Thanks for the tutorial on how you put it all together!
ReplyDeleteI've always loved window scenes. You're right, Hello wall! Great project
ReplyDeleteWow! This is amazing. Love the wall, love the window ..... genius idea with the frosted film! And the roses look gorgeous. Linda xx
ReplyDeleteLove how you used this die Anita and it's on my shopping list now (which grows every day lol). The yellow roses are beautiful and that's a wonderful sentiment. xx
ReplyDeleteEverything about this is so lovely and well thought out and clever! I especially LOVE the stained glass windows - I have a feeling I will be experimenting along those line very soon!
ReplyDeleteHello! This project is so pretty! I love the window and how you attached the shutters! You are so inspirational with all your creative work. Have a great day:)
ReplyDelete~kim
Wow! This is lovely! It looks like a lot of fun too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love this!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your use of Burlap it is fabulous and yes I have green fingers from entering my challenge, not because of garden but from my little rose garden which my faux tea roses went into in my art journal from the Dylusions sprays lol.
ReplyDeleteDenise xx
Beautiful windowbox! And the most gorgeous window & shutters! Wish my house looked like that!
ReplyDeleteoutstanding Canvas.. I love the brickwall... well I love it all... fabulous inspiration, Px
ReplyDeleteWonderful wall, the bricks and windows are great techniques. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSuper Anita ! love the stained glass window and the gorgeous window box, Fabulous work so much detail. xx
ReplyDeleteLOVE the background in the window. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful canvas. Love all the details and how you created the window box.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful canvas, I love the brick wall.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial.