Create Wall Hanging

I finally found the time to use my Decor Elements.  We are renters and our lease is up next summer.  We want to stay here, but I just don't know what the house owner has in store for this house.  Although Decor Elements are very affordable, I couldn't bare the thought of applying this to the wall only have to take it down in a year.  So, I bought a large canvas board and applied it to that.  I embellished it a bit and there you go!   A neat wall hanging for the Stamp Workshop.  My husband thinks it looks like a giant card on the wall.  lol

I have this hanging on the column next to my supply wall.  If you took the "tour" of my stamp room a few days ago, this wall hanging is on the column to your right as you go down into the Stamp Workshop.  (If you want to see a crisper picture of my wall hanging, right click on the picture and view image.)

When trying to apply this image, it was a bit trickier that I thought it would be.  In the directions it does say to take your time as detailed images could take longer.  It was a bit frustrating, but after I got the hang of it, it was pretty easy.

So to spare all my readers the frustration, I have written a tutorial, along with pictures to help guide you along the way.  Check it out here:

How to Apply Decor Elements

Here's the recipe for this wall hanging:
Stamps: None
Decor Elements: Create Definition (Medium, Chocolate Chip)
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip
Designer Series Paper: Certainly Celery Prints
Ink: None
Ribbon: 5/8" Grosgrain in Old Olive and Certainly Celery, Chocolate Chip Taffeta, Chocolate Chip Polytwill
Accessories: Pewter Build-A-Brad, Pewter Jumbo Eyelets, Vintage Brads, Pretties Kit, Simon Lower Chipboard, Die-Cut Blooms, Fine Cosmo Stampin Glitter, Heat-n-stick Powder, Sticky Strip, Dimensionals, Snail Adhesive
Tools: Paper Piercer, Scalloped Circle Punch 1 3/8" Circle Punch, Applicator Tool, Heat tool

Be sure to check out the Stamp Workshop blog on Tuesday, July 1.  The Decor Elements brochure will go "live" on that day.  You can view the complete brochure right here!

If you have any questions about this wall hanging or about Decor Elements, feel free to contact me at Michelle@stampworkshop.com

Go Decorate!

Comments

[Marilyn M]

Michele - I'm so upset I didn't see your post before I put my create on my walls. I have my house for sale, and I went to Wal-Mart and couldn't find a frame or anything big enough to put the create on, so I just put it on the wall. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your idea - you can take it with you!! (I have my house for sale). Your Create looks wonderful - I love how you used the ribbon to hang it too - you should send it in to SU - this is an amazing idea!

[Kathy W]

very clever and creative way to use these

[Emily]

Michelle, this looks awesome! I love what you've done with this. So pretty =)!

[Nancy]

Love your new Decor on your site! I have been playing with Photoshop elements 6 and was wondering if you used a tutorial on how to make your header and signature in PS6?Really want tolearn how to spruce up my blog and any help is appreciated..TIA, Nancy

[Kim]

I love how you used this. You are very clever! This is a great way to sell to people who rent.

I also want to add I love the banner and the new colors of your blog!