Once the actual envelope was created the decorating part was a piece of cake. At first glance you might think this project is difficult. Not at all. The great thing about being shabby is it has that messy look. I like to call this weathered…. Any way you put it, I like it.
I started by adding layers of Designer Series Paper, lace, then more DSP. You can see I have a few layers of Washi Tape too. I like the image stamped on the Label Framelit as it really pops up.
The doily was sponged, then sponged more and then lightly coated with a shimmer mist. The entire front is shimmered with two different types. I love my shimmer paints and mists. The last piece was the Bakers Twine on the arrow clip. I love these clips as they add so much character to a card.
Remember, not all buttons have to be threaded. A naked button is totally okay. You can see my "ink splatters" on the base of the card. I used Whisper White ink and my Splatter image from the March Paper Pumpkin. I love this image. It sits on my desk for easy access. 
Overall, this project would be perfect to stuff a gift card inside the envelope with a sweet message or I think I could even stuff a few chocolates in it. Hmm!
Stamp set: Paper Pumpkin- March & April Cardstock: Crumb Cake Textured-Retired Ink: Early Espresso, Whisper White
Accessories: Smooch Spritz Gold (119968), Smooch Spritz Vanilla Shimmer (100625), , Basic Rhinestones (119246), Glue Gun, Cute Clips (129389), Lable Framelits (125598), Natural Buttons (127554), Victoria Lace (118481), Petite Curly Punch, This & That DSP (130814), This & That Washi Tape (131269), Tea Doily (129399), Bakers Twine White (124262),
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Your creations are so different and amazing…TFS!
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