Card
size: 5 X 6 3/4".
Make a shaped card (See video) by folding a
piece of white cardstock to make a 5 1/4” X 7” card. Place the outer die of the Simply Classic Die
over the fold by about 1/4", cut. Cut
another front from White and glue to card front matching bottom and sides. Place the outer die and the next die in the
set onto light pinkish decorative paper and cut. Use the frame on the outer edge, use the
inside to cut a small decorative border for later. On light blueish color decorative paper,
place the large decorative part of the die set and in the center the small
decorative border (for later as well).
Make a slightly smaller large oval (with scissors) to line the back of
the large decorative die (just the oval part).
Glue the pink lined blue cut out onto card front matching cut lines of
the outer die cut border.
From white, cut the plain oval from the set
and a foam sheet piece to match then glue them together and glue to center of
card front. Off-set pink and blue small
decorative ovals as you glue them around the plain white oval.
Stamp Happy Birthday using Rose Madder on white
then die cut with 1 1/4" wide small oval from Eyelet Ovals and
Basics. Cut a piece of foam sheet to
match, glue together then glue it to the center of the card front.
Use pearl strips to go around 2 ovals on
blue large die cut.
Using Deluxe Flower Shaping Cardstock, stamp
Wild Roses Small using Rose Matter, sponge with Pink Peony, die cut then shape
in the mold. Use the Deluxe Flower
Shaping kit to form centers. Glue
multiple layers together using 2-3 sizes on each. Insert 1 blue Bead Stamen and several small
white pearl stamen into each flower except bud. For bud use a white or blue
bead stamen then shape the center petals around it stamped side out. Make 2 more layers stamp side up. Cut wire short, glitter flowers with Crystal
Clear.
Stamp leaves using Garden Patina, sponge
lightly with Sky Blue, die cut and then shape in the mold. Add a layer of lacquer to the tops of leaves.
Stamp little birds, die cut then color and
round backs a little bit with the Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit. Add foam dots to the back of each bird.
Find the material list HERE
Card size: 5 X 6 7/8”.
Make a shaped card (See video) with the
outer die of the Fancy Classic Rectangle Frames set by placing the die
over-lapping the fold by about 1/8”. Cut
another front from pale pink then glue it to the shaped card matching bottom
and sides. Use the large decorative
rectangle die in the set to cut plaid decorative paper and silver Luxe
cardstock. Off-set them slightly and
glue to card front. Cut the next 3 dies
in out of silver luxe and decorative paper (the larger is from plaid again,
then pale pink cardstock and the blue color decorative paper last). For the top oval layer, stamp the sentiment
using embossing ink then emboss with silver powder on pale pink decorative
paper. Cut the sentiment out using an
oval die also cut a silver luxe oval.
Off-set each layer with its silver layer then glue to card front,
largest to smallest with sentiment last. Pop up each solid layer using foam
sheet or pop-up dots.
Using Deluxe Flower Shaping Cardstock, stamp
The Classic Rose and just the butterfly from the Sunflower Banner using Magenta
Hue, sponge with Pink Peony and small amount of Garden Patina, die cut and
shape roses in the mold. Stamp Leaves
from the Classic Rose using Fern Green, sponge with Leaf Green, die cut and
shape in the mold. Finish shaping roses
using the Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit. The
center petals are made tightly squeezed together stamp side out by pushing down
in the center of non-stamped side. The
rest of the various sized petals are stamp side up when making centers (See
video). Glitter the flowers with Crystal
Clear and lacquer the leaves.
Bend the butterfly at the body, glue the
body and pop-up the wings on right side of sentiment oval. Arrange roses and leaves around the left side
of card front.
2 comments:
These are both so beautiful!! I love your flowers and your shaped cards are gorgeous!
Wow, I just love both, what a gorgeous flowers and colors :)
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