To enter todays giveaway.... you are still a gypsy (I hope your friends don't know this secret life you've been leading). You're traveling thru the south of France for the first time. You are going to chronicle your journey... how will you decorate the cover of this special journal.
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My 7gypsies Photo Carousel has been expanding regularly. Marion, from the Design Team, is hooked to her Photo Carousel, as well. It's so easy and fun to make a card. Someitmes I do front and back sometimes I leave it blank in hopes of putting a photo there later. I've even given backs to my son to paint -so it's a family thing!
No photo to put up today? How about cutting a favorite piece of paper and using that asa stand alone just for color! You can journal on the backside, add some Tim Holtz Stickles,
maybe a tad of paint here and there or just leave it blank as I did.
Use your NEW 7gypsies border punch to (easy as butter) punch some cuts and you're done.
Use your NEW 7gypsies border punch to (easy as butter) punch some cuts and you're done.Is this scrapbooking? This is too easy... I should have made this much more complicated especially since I know you're looking a for a time consuming project-LOL.
We just receive the newest Hambly Screen Print Transparencies-oooh, they are so nice.
We just receive the newest Hambly Screen Print Transparencies-oooh, they are so nice. Making a Photo Carousal Card, I cut the brown one over (1) inch on the side so it hangs out.
Using Claudine Hellmuth Studio Brown Paint -I brushed a little around the egdes. When dry, I sewed around the edges being very messy and leaving stray thread pieces here and there. At the top is a Tim Holtz small metal clip -boy these are cute! I hung a 7gypsies pearl dangle from that.
Now... I need to finish this. I'm not going to leave it in my hugh unfinished pile -LOL. I'll finish it tonight and show you the finished card tomorrow.
71 comments:
.....with something impressionistic, I suppose....
your store is fabulous,...
I would decorate it with something old but gorgeous feel of France's essence of beauty :)
Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I would use some goodies from the Venice scrapbooking collection - just because I like it...
This would be fun, I am right now on the French Riviera :D
I would cover it with 7 Gypsies Newburgh paper from the Hudson Valley collection accented with a great french blue color.
I would cover it with papers and other goodies from the VENICE COLLECTION.
I would cover it with vintage fashion.
With lavender, of course, as I travel through the beautiful lavender fields! Merci boucoup!
I would use the Venice stamp set on my cover & then decorate with the velvet flowers........sooo romantic!
I;d use the 7Gs French Dictionary cards. I don't mind cutting things up, and they would be perfect.
Since I have never been to France, I am not sure. I would have to say after being there I would decorate with items that reminded me of the sights and sounds. Possibly the Venice collection would work. I would also find embellies, lace, etc from there and also cut out appropriate dies, etc. Sounds fun, maybe some day I will make it there! Thanks again for the opprotunity to win some great goodies.
Lots and lots of muted colors of ink, some fabric pieces and some distressed, themed stickers for added dimension.
I traveled through the south of France for the first time in 2003. Well, I was in Aix-en-Provenced for about 5 weeks and did lots of daytrips. Cezannes hailed from Aix so I think something that is inspired from his painting would be appropriate to decorate such a journal.
with whatever speaks to me at the time. Maybe a phrase, maybe a beautiful paper.......who knows.
I will decorate it with the 7 gypsies vintage collection!
thanks for the chance:)
I will go for the distressed look! May be add a clock stamp...
oooo I will definetely use the Venice collection!!
Your products are so awesome!
Thanks for the RAK!
Well I will use the venice collection and some lace,distressed inks,some travel stickers....
But hey If I win!!! Why will I use anything else but the goodies I get from you guys!:D
You guys rock!
With something old..vintage look!
I love your products!
I would use Lido from their paper collection for the background and then add ephemera from all the places I visit to the cover...
Some I have found along the way..perhaps a room key, label from a bottle of wine..something from the flea market in Paris..along wiht some faboulous 7 gypsies papers..
I would use old postage stamp and Eiffel Tower rubberstamps, and lots of distress inks & stickles.
I would use the Venice collection and some dangles! Thank you for another opportunity to win!
i would definitely design something vintage.
much aloha~!
Combien magnificant ! ! Je rassemblerais tout français pour ma couverture et irais à la ville ! ! ! ! !
Definately would use the Paperie Remy on my cover. Beautiful!
A collage of vintage wine labels.
Wrong country, but I think I'd use the BARCELONA Paper - Terrassa & Sabadell. France makes be think of blue and yellow and white, so I'd use the yellow and blue sides of those papers. :-)
Oh, I'd love to wander through France. I would splash on strokes of creme paint, a little direct to paper distress ink, then add a few simple swirl stamps before I top the cover with a fabulous acrylic like the one you have pictured. I love metal, so I'd use photo corners, chains and several other 7G's metal embellishments. Of course, I will add ribbons or fibers to finish the look. Gosh! Now I want to go make this. LOL!
The front of my journal would have the Sheena market paper, I would use the Princesca ATC & Photo Display tags (love them). I would add some of the seam bindings to the page and finish it off with the Vintage hardware (clock and keys) and use the antique keys as accessories. I love 7 gypsies products!!!!
I would decorate it all vintage and old looking.
Such cool new products! I'd create something with photos from our honeymoon in Italy and Monaco.
I would definitely use a combination of Gypsy Market papers to decorate the cover, then add a piece of metal scallop edge, then I would add a piece of cork (from whatever wine I will drink) as a book knob. To finish off, I will use some antique ribbon from the flea market and dangle some of 7gypsies new trinket like keys plus a tiny vile of my favorite wine:)
With a piece of news written in french cut in french newspaper ;-)
I think a journal about france anything vintage goes, loved the photo carousel examples thanks
First, some fabric from my shopping there, then I would use the travel clear stamps and a crystal ball knob, and probably a few more bits and bobs.
Ou la la! Vintage, parisien, shabby chic! I would use 7 gypsies vintage papers, Tim Holtz Paris stamps, lots of distressing, and of course some bling. Merci beaucoup!
I would decorate it with a few different patterned papers (incl. some old vintage stuff I found on my travels, some flowers in different textures, jewels, ephemera from my travels and a 7gypsies knob.
I think it would be fun to cover the front cover with some of the ephemera picked up on my travels: part of a map, part of a menu, some postage stamps,etc. Now if only I were really able to go to France! Thanks for the give away:)
Start with some great 7gypsies paper then go from there-something old/vintage- distress- lace/ribbon- whatever strikes my fancy
I'm thinking a vintage look with some lace or other milnery.
I think I would decorate my journal with the Gypsy Markey Epherma cards and Gypsy Market patterened paper tape and either the red/pewter book knob or cyrstal book knob.
I would use Gypsy Market Papers. I would layer different scroll shapes and use some metal and add a flower for flair. I would need a knob, maybe a crystal one, much like a crystal ball. Last I would layer some tags or stubs that I had picked up along the way. Yep thats what I would do!
I would use the Vintage papers, the Venice stamps and distress the be-jeebers out of it. I'd add some beautiful dangles and stickles for just the right touch of bling!
Thanks - I love love love 7Gypsies!
I would use the Venice papers and some crayonnes and dictionary tags... thanks, love your store!
I would use any French type like menus or the newspaper to cover the front.
I would decorate my journal with wine bottle labels from all the wonderful wine I'd be tasting!
To celebrate the excellent wineries and breathtaking scenery I will go with burgundy damask over Kraft cardstock with a vibrant green title.
I might try some of the 7 gypsies metal plates, journey addition. I'd probably get out some distress inks and alcohols to make it look old and rustic.
Oh my gosh. I love all vintage, flowers, and color blue and that would cover my journal. I would also like collect some stamps to add to it.
Thank you again for a great giveaway today.
I would decorate my journal to look like the front of a stone villa with beautiful flowers all around it. I can see the stone stairway leading up to the front door in my mind. I wish I was there.
CUTE!!! Love it! I found this notebook cover and would love to make one similar! 2nd picture on right- http://digicatdesigns.com/gallery/?album=3&gallery=4
I'm thinking that I would go for an art journal look that would include paint, a little bit of vintage, and a little of this and that!
I would cover it with bits and pieces of memorabilia I found along the way.
I would have to use the 7gypsies Venice collection & distress with some Tim Holtz distress inks & stamps. thanks for a wonderful giveaway!
I would probably use some of the pictures I took on the trip and print them onto paper that I could adhere and form to the size and shape of my album.
I'm thinking a french journal deserves LOTS of ribbon, some jewels and a brocade patterned paper. Your blog is jam packed with inspirational ideas! Thanks!
Anna Tremblay
I'd paint it and then add some Gypsy rubbings, gaffer tape, and feminine flowers. I'd finish off the binding with some dangly pearls and ribbons.
I would decorate my gypsie journal with vintage gypsie paper and paper tape. Stamp the outside with gypsie stamp images and dangle gypsy pearls from the binder! :c)
I would use some vintage looking paper and then add trinkets from my travels - labels, ticket stubs, etc. A love sonnet . . . to finish it off!
Thanks for the goodies!
I would cover my journal with stamps and the vintage collection.
I would like to go with lavender since it is So. France but that won't work with my stash. I'd go with the Gypsy Market line and try to bring out the Country French colors of mustard yellow, red and blue.
Thanks for getting me dreaming of going to Provence.
I would have to do it Vintage style (IF I could really determine what was "Vintage"), but I would definately go old looking. I love that look. Not grungy, but more old world, no later than 60's style. You know, that type of deco. I would use a lot of 7 gypsy paper from any paper line that I chose. I would have dangles and beads, knobs and crystals. I would use my distress inks and distress stickles for even more pop. I would take a step back in time and try to relieve the past in my book.
Thanks for the chance to win.
France screams vintage romance with beads and lace stolen from my grandma's sewing basket I'm sure
my journal would be covered in vintage papers and trinkets....with splash of plum color!
I think an tea bag dyed (or inked) doily, followed by flowers and rich toned jewels would flow throughout my journal. Something about France just makes me think of rich and warm feelings.
I would use black and white paper to cover the album cover. On it would be a collage of the eiffel tower and a crow with a crown on top of it's head. That just speaks French to me. Of course I would use lots of 7 Gypsies' dangles and ribbons.
I would cover the outside in Gypsy Market:Saige and dry brush a little white paint on top. Then I'd cut an arched opening on the front made to look like a dark wooden door. I would attach open book knob hardware to door. Inside the door, I would have an niche to store my journaling papers to document my travels.
I would decorate it with Tim Holtz distress stickles.
My recollections from many years ago when I did travel through the south of France include some time on a beach, where we saw some men catch an octopus among other things, and wild flowers, so probably something peaceful and calming for decoration.
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