Good morning!
I am in love with the Lush Lilacs and found
a great template for a watering can (link found below) that I
wanted to use to do some lilac stems like the
ones on my lilac bushes right now.
HC PRODUCTS USED
Other Products:
Heavy white card stock, lavender rhinestones, Iridescent
grass, Copic: Y11, Y15, Heavy Duty Tacky Glue
For more tips on creating with the Lush Lilac collection,
watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/KDbdzC0MnAI.
For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds,
watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.
Instructions:
Size is approx. 4 X 7 ½”
I used a tutorial and template from SplitCoastStampers for the watering
can and enlarged the template 129%. It
still all fits on one 12 X 12” piece of paper.
Tutorial
Template
Tutorial
Template
Cut watering Can from heavy white card stock and from
decorative paper. Glue each piece of
paper to corresponding card stock. This
makes the watering Can sturdier for filling.
Ink all the edges with Deep Purple and Cactus Flower. Put can together and sponge adhesive on then
glitter with Crystal Clear. To make
flower stocks take 3 wired stamen (I did 3 different colors of purple) and
twist stems together. Cut 2 of the
largest circles and quarter them. Cut
the tips off and make little cones. The
stocks in the can (5 of them) use one cone each. Insert the stamen and glue the tops to
stay. The lilac stock at the base of the
can is 2 cones bottom to bottom meeting in the middle and glued together (looks
like an elongated diamond). Let all
these dry thoroughly. For the next step
it would be handy to have a piece of foam to stick the stems in to dry.
Stamp Leaves (with Leaf Green), Lush Lilac (with Deep
Purple) and butterflies (with Cactus Flower) on white card stock, die cut and
sponge with color (I sponge the flowers BEFORE die cutting, including the back
sides with a combo of Cactus Flower and Deep Purple). Die cut another Butterfly
Kisses butterfly (cut off the tendrils) to
glue to the back of stamped Butterfly Kisses after adding acetate (two strips
together for strength). I used Tacky
glue to glue the acetate between layers. The wings are glittered with Ultrafine
transparent. Set aside to dry and start
on the Lilac stocks. Completely cover
cones with Lilac blossoms, using both Deep Purple and Cactus Flower blossoms. Stick stems into foam to dry upright. For the Lilac stock at the base of the can,
wrap stem, adding in leaves off of Classic Leaf stem, as you go with green
washi tape or floral tape. If you use
washi tape, glue ends because washi tape is more of a temporary tape. Glue this one to the base of the can. The other stocks are glued in the can along
with the grass, butterfly on acetate and leaves. Glue the second, smaller butterfly to the can
on the outside.
Thanks for visiting today!
Robin
Hebrews 11:6 New King James Version (NKJV)
6 But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.
8 comments:
Stunning!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Be still my heart! Love, love, love this watering can and your lilacs are simply gorgeous Robin!
Robin, I'm in love!!! It's been awhile since I've been able to work on an altered art piece and I'm loving enjoying yours! Brilliant design...and you chose the perfect collection to create this spring/summertime beauty! Well done!
Wow, Robin this is gorgeous!! Purple is my favorite color and you've used it so beautifully! Such a great watering can pattern to go with the lovely lilacs!
I am totally blown away by this - so much work and such a great result. Love the colours too!
Ohhhhh be still my beating heart (not so still that I drop dead, but you know what I mean) this is so incredibly beautiful......how on earth are you going to mail this to me??? My sweet Robin, your creations blow me away. I love reading your description and scripture and I love what you do sigh these beautiful Heartfelt products. Xxx
Oh my, precious Robin! This is indeed a feast for my eyes! WOW! This is a gorgeous creation and so beautifully made! I always imagine your hands moving all the time making so many beautiful things! What a blessing and joy you are to us all! And, yes, I always love the Scripture verses you share with us. Thanks so much, precious and loved friend! Hugs! xoxo
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