Hello to all my friends!
It's is Inspiration Wednesday at Heartfelt Creations and we have a special treat for you this week. Today we have a special launch for you. I am showcasing the Eyelet Lace Frames Die. It is gorgeous!
HCDP1-289, Butterfly Dreams Paper Collection
HCD2-7193, Eyelet Lace Frames Die
HCPC-3651, Botanical Rose Cling Stamp
HCD1-758, Botanical Wings Die
HCPC-3656, Delightful Daisy Cling Clamp Set
HCD1-760, Delightful Daisy Die
HCPC-3812, Singing in the Rain Stamp Set - Raindrop Sentiments
HCD1-754, Eyelet Circle and Basics Small Dies
HCS1-459-1, Assorted Pearl Stamens - Small
159723, Designer Dries Clear Adhesive
352854, Glue Tips - Metal
HCST1-401, Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit
HCDA1-450, Stack and Store Daubers - Pack of 6
173742, Scor-Pal Measuring and Scoring Board
HCPP3-452, 12 x 12 inch Cardstock - White
359848, Spellbinders Tool N' One
315947, 3D Stamp Paste - Violet Metallic
284095, 3D Stamp Paste - Grass Green
TSMP804, Memento Dye Inkpad - Desert Sand
TSMP708, Memento Dye Inkpad - Olive Grove
TSMP501, Memento Dye Inkpad - Lilac Posies
TSMP507, Memento Dye Inkpad - Elderberry
532423-Kit, Sizzix Vagabond 2 With Solo Wafer-Thin Die Adapter
Gold cardstock, purple cardstock, 65 lb. white cardstock, mounting tape, glue gun, Memento Dye Inkpad - Dandelion and Grape Jelly, Mini-Mister, styrofoam round flower centers.
Create a 5 3/4 x 8 inch card from a 12 x 12 inch heavy white cardstock. Cut a base layer at 5 1/2 x 7 3/4 inches from dark purple cardstock. Adhere the layers using double sided tape, flower stigma.
Cut a frame die from the new release - Eyelet Lace Frame Die from gold cardstock. I use wax paper between the die and cardstock for easy release of the paper from the die. Any remaining pieces that may have not released from the cardstock can be removed using the Tool N' One. Adhere the lace frame to the purple base layer.
Stamp the flower petals from the Botanical Rose Stamp Set and the Delightful Daisy Stamp Set using Memento Desert Sand ink. Die cut with the coordinating die. Sponge the Botanical Rose petals with Memento Grape Jelly and then blend out slightly with Lilac Posies. Allow the ends of the petals to remain white. Lightly sponge the center of the daisy petals with Olive Grove ink and the inner part of each petal with yellow. Blend toward petal tips but leave the end of the petals white as shown. Using the sharp tip from the Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit, puncture a hole in the center of each petal. Mist the petals with a mini-mister lightly on the back and shape with the Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit. Allow to dry. Using a craft brush, paint the styrofoam center (stigma) with 3D Paint. purple and green. allow to dry. Assemble the petals, stigma and stamen using a hot glue gun. Sponge the leaves with the green ink and shape with the Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit. Adhere the the flowers and leaves. Add additional green and purple flower centers to the arrangement.
Stamp the sentiment from the Singing in the Rain Collection - Raindrop Sentiments using Elderberry Ink on heavy white paper. Die cut the sentiment and purple mat layer using the nesting Eyelet Circle and Basics Small Dies. Pop the sentiment up on the purple circle mat using mounting tape. Add another strip of mounting tape to the sentiment and mount in the center of the card.
Fussy cut the butterfly from the Butterfly Dreams paper collection. Attach the two black stamen for the antennas. Adhere the butterfly above the sentiment using Designer Dries Clear Adhesive.
Thank you for stopping by and and hope you found this card inspirational and easy instructions!
Hugs!
Beautiful, bold and purple! I love this and the colors just pop!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Glenda. Yes, I love dark purple! I think I like it more as I get older! Pretty soon you will hear I will join the Red Hat Society. They love red and purple! LOL
DeleteOh Marie, I absolutely love the bold colors and your beautiful flowers. Gorgeous!!! I look forward to following your beautiful work on the Alumni Team! Happy travels, my Friend!
ReplyDeleteI agree as to the bold colors and beautifully framed with the metallic paper.
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