MayzyArt Steampunk Lady: Take 2

Greetings!

I hope that you were able to join in on the MayzyArt Blog hop yesterday!  I would like to thank everyone who stopped by and left some love.  It is truly appreciated.

I am back today with another Steampunk lady.  Last Thursday, I had the pleasure of working the Heartfelt Creations booth at the MegaMeet Craft show here in Michigan.  I got to meet Emily Lou and other members of the HC crew.  I truly had a blast.  As payment for my work, I opted to work for product because I would end up spending cash there anyway. :-)  Well, I earned a few of their awesome dies as well as some beautiful stamps and papers.  I also left the booth with tons of inspiration.  If you have never visited their blog, oh my you are missing out.  One of the creations that inspired me was a beautiful tag that one of their DT members created.  I immediately knew that I wanted to make the tag and I wanted to use a Steampunk theme.

You can find my inspiration here and here's my tag.

I used my Cameo to create a black mat for this card.  I used some dp from Quick Quotes Scrapbook Co. which worked really well with the whole Steampunk theme.  I cut out the gears, belt and image on my Cameo and used my Heartfelt Creations Decorative Blossom Corner and 2 Decorative Lattice Swirls from the Timeless Amour Die set.  I used a combination of black cardstock and metallic grey cardstock for the embellishments and matting.  I aslo used white cardstock to cut out the Decorative Blossom corner.  I colored my image using Copics and added glass glaze to her goggles.  I finished my tag off with some embellishments (clocks, keys and glass beads) and a pearl.

I had Paulette from Create with TLC to create an sentiment for me, but once this was completed I had no where to put it.  Therefore, I shall use the sentiment on another creation I am working on. 

Once again, I thank you for looking and commenting.

Challenge(s):

          Scrappy Frogs - M - (May) Anything Goes (ends 1st June)

Now get to creating...

Remember:  There are no mistakes in cardmaking, only opportunities for creativity!