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Roses on Lace

On By patriciamanhireIn Cardmaking, Heartfelt CreationsLeave a comment

Kia Ora Koutou

Welcome back to my second post and for this card I have made  a lovely lace  background  for  some  pretty purple  roses.

Products Used:

Rajni Chawla’s Frosting Powder, PGM15016
Rajni Chawla’s Crystal Clear, PGM15015
Groove Golf Tool Set, DMCT4185
Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit, HCST1-401
Stack and Store Daubers-Pack of 30, HCDA2-450
Designer Dries Clear Adhesive, 159723
Ranger Archival Ink Pad – Vivid Chartreuse, RACP531
Ranger Archival Ink Pad – Library Green, RACP475
Ranger Archival Ink Pad – Leaf Green, RACP436
Ranger Archival Ink Pad – Magenta Hue, RACP614
Ranger Archival Ink Pad – Cactus Flower, RACP985
Celebrate Love Sentiments Cling Stamp Set, HCPC-3847
Arrows and Banner Die, HCD1-7204
Sweetheart Borders Die, HCD1-7161
Lacy Diamond Die, HCD1-7228
Eyelet Diamond Die, HCD1-7227
Diamond Basics Die, HCD1-7226
3D Leafy Accents Shaping Mold, HCFB1-467

Other Products: 

Versamark ink, Ranger Silver Embossing Powder, white cardstock, Ranger Archival ink – Violet, spray adhesive, heavy cardboard

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

For more tips on creating with the diamond dies, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/JwS0Rmysd98.

Instructions: 

Cut a piece of white cardstock 10 x 7″, score at 5″ along the long side and fold to create a base card of 5 x 7″. Cut a piece of white cardstock 4 15/16 x 6 15/16″ and adhere to the card front with a piece of heavy cardstock 4 1/2 x 6 1/2″. Cut a piece of white cardstock 4 x 6″ and using the inner plain edge diamond die from the HCD1-7228 Lacy Diamond Die set die cut the inner diamond out. Die cut the decorative die from the HCD1-7229 Diamonds & Lace set and the plain edge die from the HCD1-7228 Lacy Diamond Die set out of white cardstock. Add Frosting Powder with spray adhesive before adhering to the front of the previously cut piece of white cardstock. Die cut the lacy edge using the outer lacy frame die and the inner diamond die from the HCD1-7228 Lacy Diamond Die set out of white cardstock. Add Frosting Powder using spray adhesive and adhere to the front of the Diamonds and Lace Die. Die cut the eyelet frame using the third largest eyelet diamond die from the HCD1-7227 Eyelet Diamond Die set and the inner diamond die from the HCD1-7228 Lacy Diamond Die set. Add Frosting Powder with spray adhesive and then adhere to the front of the Lacy Diamond. Die cut four lacy edges from the HCD1-7161 Sweetheart Borders Die set out of white cardstock. Add Frosting Powder using spray adhesive, trim and adhere to the back of the 4 x 6″ piece of white cardstock. Adhere this all to the card front with heavy cardboard. Die cut the inner lattice diamond using the inner plain edge die and the lattice diamond die from the HCD1-7228 Lacy Diamond Die set out of white cardstock. Add Frosting Powder using spray adhesive and then add to the centre of the lacy diamonds.

Stamp the sentiment from the HCPC-3847 Celebrate Love Stamp set in Versamark ink on white cardstock and heat emboss with silver embossing powder. Die cut the sentiment using the third smallest arrow die from the HCD1-7204 Arrows & Banners Die set and adhere to the middle of the diamond as shown.

Stamp the leaves from the HCPC-3834 Leafy Accents Stamp set in Library Green ink on Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper. Colour with Leaf Green ink and die cut with the coordinating dies. Shape using the coordinating Leafy Accents shaping mold and add Crystal Clear glitter on a damp sponge. Adhere to the left of the diamond.

Stamp the rose images from the HCPC-3752 Classic Rose Stamp set in Violet ink on Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper. Colour the centres with Vivid Chartreuse and the petals with Magenta Hue inks and die cut with the coordinating dies. Colour the backs with Magenta Hue ink and shape using coordinating Rose shaping mold and the Groove Golf Tools. Assemble roses and add Crystal Clear glitter with Dries Clear glue on a damp sponge. Add the roses next to leaves on card as shown.

Please watch out for my final blog post for this week.

Happy Crafting

Ka Kite Anu

Patricia

Celebrating Weddings

On By patriciamanhireIn Cardmaking, Heartfelt Creations, Marianne Creatables, Paper Crafting8 Comments

Kia Ora Koutou

Welcome back and thank you for dropping by my blog. I love making wedding cards – in fact they are my favourite cards to make and today I am sharing another wedding card. I am participating in the Marianne Designs challenge that is all about hearts. I love the LR0299 heart from Marianne Designs and here I have combined it with other dies from Marianne Designs as well as my favourite Heartfelt Creations Classic Roses.

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Materials used:

Marianne Designs – LR0276, LR0298, LR0299, LR0376, LR0107

Heartfelt Creations – Classic Rose Die, Leafy Accents Stamp. Die and Mold

Inks – Ranger Archival Magenta Hue, Leaf Green, Fern Green, Library Green

Pearls

Crystal Clear, Frosting Powder

Heartfelt Creations White cardstock

Embossing folder – CTMH Stripe

Art Glitter Dries Clear glue

Happy Crafting

Ka Kite Anu

Patricia

 

A Heartfelt Love Wedding Card

On By patriciamanhireIn Cardmaking, Heartfelt CreationsLeave a comment

Kia Ora and Welcome Back

Today I have a card that has taken some time to make as I was looking for the right embellishments on it.  This is a gatefold card that was inspired by Emma Lou Beechy from Heartfelt Creations when the Heartfelt Love collection was released last November.  I have embellished the card with Arianna Blooms and Wildwood Floral flowers and the leaves are from the Classic Leaf stamp and die set.  I have used iCraft flower making cardstock which is amazing to use for creating flowers and even making leaves.  I love the Ranger Archival inks and have used them to colour all the embellishments here.

I hope you have enjoyed this card.  Watch out for another beautiful Butterfly Dreams card on Wednesday.

Happy Crafting

Ka Kite Anu

Patricia

 

 

Today I Choose Sweet Peony Card and Foam Peony Corsage

On By patriciamanhireIn Heartfelt Creations5 Comments

Kia Ora and Welcome Back

Today for Inspiration Wednesday at Heartfelt Creations I have two projects to show you.  First is a card that features both the Lush Lilacs and the gorgeous  Sweet Peony.  I think the paper I have used on this card is my favourite from this set.  It is gorgeous and so subtle and beautiful in a background.

Materials Used:

HCD1-7173 Small Sweet Peony Die

HCD1-7174 Large Sweet Peony Die

HCPC-3819 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp

HCPC-3820 Large Sweet Peony Cling Stamp

HCDP1-288 Sweet Peony Paper Collection

HCPC-3815 Words of Comfort Stamp

HCD1-7157 Eyelet Oval & Basics Large

HCD1-7156 Eyelet Oval & Basics Small

159723 Art Glitter Dries Clear

PGM15015 Rajni Chawla’s Crystal Clear

HCPC-3816 Lush Lilac Cling Stamp

HCD1-7170 Lush Lilac Die

HCD7169 Rain Boots and Blossoms Die

HCPC-3811 Rain Boots and Blossoms Stamp

HCD1-7119 Classic Border Basics

TSMP707 Memento Bamboo Leaves ink

HCST1-401 Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit

HCPP3-452 White cardstock

TSMP900 Tuxedo Black ink

TSMP 704  New Sprout ink

HCFB1-464 Basic Flower Shaping Mold

HCST1-401 Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit

HCDA2-45 Stack and Store Daubers

71015 Colorbox Rouge ink

Other – iCraft wooden embellishment, Apple Blossom Swirly Flourish embossing folder, foam tape, Brilliance Pearlescent Lavender, Versamagic Sweet Petunia

Instructions:

Cut a piece of white cardstock at 10” x 7”, score at 5” to create a base card of 7” x 5”.  Cut a piece of white cardstock 6” x 6” and emboss using the Swirly Flourish embossing folder.  Cut each end of the embossed card 2” x 5” and adhere to the top and bottom of the card.  Cut a piece of the patterned paper 7” x 5” and cut each end using the plain cutting edge of the …  Die cut 2 pieces of the eyelet pattern trim in white cardstock and adhere to the edges of the cut paper.  Trim the edges and then adhere the paper to the base card with foam tape.

Die cut the largest eyelet oval from the HCD1-7157 Eyelet Oval & Basics Large in white cardstock.  Die cut the smallest eyelet oval from the HCD1-7156 Eyelet Oval & Basics Small in the pink patterned paper and adhere to the white oval.  Stamp the image from the HCPC-3815 Words of Comfort Stamp in Tuxedo Black on white cardstock and then die cut this out with the largest plain oval die from the HCD1-7156 Eyelet Oval & Basics Small die set.  Adhere to the eyelet oval stack and then adhere to the card.  Adhere the wooden flourish to the left of the oval.

Stamp the images from both the HCD1-7173 HCPC-3t9 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp and the HCPC-3819 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp in Rouge ink on white cardstock.  Colour the images in Rouge ink and then die cut with the corresponding dies.  Shape the flowers using the HCFB1-464 Basic Flower Shaping Mold, allow to dry and assemble with a combination of the large and small images to make large flowers and buds.   Add Crystal Clear glitter to the flowers with Dries Clear glue on a damp sponge.  Adhere at the bottom of the card as shown.

Stamp the leaf images from the both the HCD1-7173 HCPC-3819 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp and the HCPC-3819 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp in Bamboo Leaves ink on white cardstock.  Colour with New Sprout ink and die cut with the coordinating die. Sponge the edges and centres with Bamboo Leaves ink, shape and adhere around the peony as shown.

Stamp two large lilac spray from the HCPC-3816 Lush Lilac Cling Stamp in Tuxedo Black ink on white cardstock and colour in with Lavender ink for the flowers and Bamboo Leaves ink for the leaves.  Trim and adhere above the peony – one behind the other.

Stamp the lilacs from the HCPC-3816 Lush Lilac Cling Stamp in Pearlescent Lavender ink, sponge with the Lavender ink and the Sweet Petunia ink and die cut with the corresponding die.  Shape the lilacs with the HCFB1-466 Lush Lilac Mold, allow to dry and adhere the lilacs l over the large lilac sprays.   Add Crystal Clear glitter to the lilacs with Glue Gloss with Dries Clear Glue on a damp sponge.

To make the small leaves stamp the images from the HCPC-3811 Rain Boots and Blossoms Stamp set in Bamboo Leaves on white cardstock.  Colour the images with Bamboo Leaves and die cut with the coordinating die.  Adhere around the peonies to the left and right of the peony.

Stamp the dandelion images in Tuxedo Black ink, colour with Bamboo Leaves ink and die cut with the coordinating die.  Add micro beads to the centre with Dries Clear glue and allow to dry.  Add Crystal Clear glitter with Dries Clear glue and adhere the dandelions to the card around the lilacs at the top.

Materials Used:

HCPC-3816 Lush Lilac Cling Stamp

HCD1-7170 Lush Lilac Die

HCD1-7173 Small Sweet Peony Die

HCD1-7174 Large Sweet Peony Die

HCPC-3819 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp

HCPC-3820 Large Sweet Peony Cling Stamp

HCDP1-288 Sweet Peony Paper Collection

HCFS1-465 Art Foam Paper

Pastel Bead Stamens – Medium HCS1-457-3

HCD1-745 Luggage and Tag Dies

284095 3D Stamp Paint Grass Green Metallic

HCDA2-45 Stack and Store Daubers

71015 Colorbox Rouge ink

71026 Colorbox Lime Pastel ink

HCFB1-466 Lush Lilac Mold

Other – Brilliance Pearlescent Lavender, Hot Glue Gun, Pink Ribbon, White Organza Ribbon, Bow maker, Florist Tape, Stazon Pink Cherry ink, Forest Green ink

Instructions:

Stamp the images from HCPC-3819 Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp and HCPC-3820 Large Sweet Peony Cling Stamps in Cherry Pink ink on Art Foam Paper and die cut with the coordinating dies.  Colour with Rouge ink.  Heat, shape and assemble with a hot glue gun.  Insert three yellow stamens in the centre and set them with hot glue.

Stamp the leaves with Forest Green ink and die cut with the coordinating die.  Colour in with Lime Pastel ink and the green stamp paint.  Heat and shape and adhere to the base of the peony with hot glue.

Stamp the lilacs from the HCPC-3816 Lush Lilac Cling Stamp in Pearlescent Lavender ink, sponge with the Lavender ink and die cut with the corresponding die.  Shape the lilacs with the HCFB1-466 Lush Lilac Mold, allow to dry and insert a stamen and set with hot glue.   Add Crystal Clear glitter to the lilacs with Dries Clear glue on a damp sponge.  Twist several lilac stems together to create a 3d lilac effect and add to the stamen stem of the peony to make a corsage.  Apply florist tape to the stem.

Die cut the tag dies and adhere them to the stem with hot glue.  Make a double bow with the organza and satin ribbons and adhere over the tags.

Thank you for visiting and don’t forget to check out the rest of the Design Team creations here: https://www.heartfeltcreations.us/blog/689/stuck-creatively-creative-inspiration-for-your-next-project

Happy Crafting

Ka Kite Anu

Patricia

Easel Wedding Card

On By patriciamanhireIn Cardmaking, Heartfelt Creations4 Comments

Welcome back

Today I am featuring an easel wedding card I have made using the Eyelet Oval, Decorative Oval dies and  the Classic Rose stamp and die sets from Heartfelt Creations.

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I have been inspired by the lovely white roses that Glenda Brooks has made for Heartfelt Creations here and this is my version of the roses.

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I have been wanting to make an easel card for some time and finally made this one and I was happy with how it turned out.  I have used the instructions from this blog post here from the Heartfelt Creations website.

Materials used:

Cardstock – CTMH White Daisy, Timbrels white cardstock

Stamps – Heartfelt Creations Classic Rose, Classic Message

Dies – Heartfelt Creations Eyelet Oval, Decorative Oval, Classic Rose, Spellbinders Labels Eighteen

Inks – Memento New Sprout, Versamark

Embossing powders – Stampendous Aged Ivory, Ranger Gold

I hope you have a good week and Happy Crafting.

Patricia

 

 

More digital shabby chic

On By patriciamanhireIn Creative Memories, Digital ArtLeave a comment

Hi there

I have been further developing my theme of digital shabby chic and using my wedding photos in a layout using shabby chic embellishments from a range of sources.  I have also used black and white photos to good effect (I think) in the second layout.

Two things I love about digital scrapbooking or art is 1) there is no mess and 2) there is an undo and redo button and you can change to your heart’s content.  I do have to watch that I stop before too much is definitely too much though.

These layouts would look lovely on the new photo panels or in the Everyday Display from Creative Memories.

As usual I will put the instructions on how I have made these layouts on my Digital Creations page.  I try to remember what I have done, but if you are unsure of any steps please feel free to contact me.

Digital Shabby Chic wedding layout

Wedding chic layout

Happy crafting.

Patricia

Wedding card

On By patriciamanhireIn Patricia's CreationsLeave a comment

I have got a lot of inspiration from Pinterest and decided to try my hand at doing a wedding card, using a different range of techniques.

I have embossed a cream metallic paper with a cuttlebug embossing folder.

Then on some scrap paper I have drawn a template for a dress and used that to cut out the shape from the embossed paper.

With my Creative Memories Blossom place’n’punch I have punch out a flower from some cream metallic paper.  I creased all the edges and then cut one crease to the middle.  I have pleated up the flower and then glued to flower onto the waist of the dress.

I have made the small flowers out of using my Border Maker system twinkle chain cartridge.  I have glued them with my CM glue pen onto the bodice.  I then put some pearls onto the middle of the flowers and also the middle of the larger flower.

I then cut a piece of Divine dark brown paper to back onto my cardstock.

I cut an oval out of cream Divine paper and laid it over the top of the brown paper.  I also trimmed the cream paper to make the brown paper mat the cream paper. I just eyeballed how much I trimmed it.

I then stamped a Congratulations from Stamp’n’Up on a piece of scrap cream paper.  This was then matted in onto the brown paper and then placed it on the bottom front of the card.Cheers for now.  Patricia