Good morning crafty friends!
Card size: 5 X 6 3/4"
Make a decorative shaped card following the
instructions in Emma Lou’s video here (How
to Create Decorative Shaped Cards for All Occasions (heartfeltcreations.us)
Cut a front using the same outer die of the Royal Elegance
Frames from lavender decorative paper (the paper used for this sample is from
the Iris Garden Collection). Also, cut an
oval from the Royal Elegance set from the same lavender paper, and set it aside.
Glue the lavender card front to the shaped card matching edges.
Cut the decorative frame and decorative oval from white and
from silver cardstock, use the oval to cut the center from the decorative
silver oval die cut, and glue each set together slightly off-set. Glue the lavender oval to the decorative oval
set, add foam to the underside then set aside.
Use foam strips to adhere the silver and white frame to the
card front then adhere the decorative oval stack on top, centered.
Stamp poinsettias on Deluxe Flower Shaping Cardstock using
silver ink (you can choose to emboss if you don’t mind getting some embossing
in the mold). Shape flowers and holly in mold then finish on a mat using the
Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit. Insert pearl silver stamen and glitter petals. Add
flowers and leaves to the card from the top left and bottom right and insert some
beaded silver stamen into the arrangements.
Stamp the ornaments using black, die cut, add silver sparkle
pen, add glitter, punch 1/8” holes to insert some silver thread at the
tops. Glue and/or pop-up ornaments to
center lavender oval.
Stamp sentiment using VersaMark then emboss with silver and
heat set. Die cut then add to card at
the bottom of ornaments.
Card size: 6 X 6
Make a shaped Simple Centerpiece card base
(see video: How
to Create Shaped Elegant Centerpiece Cards the EZ Way (heartfeltcreations.us) Score the front of the card at its center to parallel
the center of the card fold, fold downward toward the card center. Cut another front for the card from white
cardstock and also from plaid decorative paper times 2 (1 for the inside card). Add glue to the bottom half of the card base
front then glue the new card front to the base making sure all sides are matched, this
forms your easel. Glue 1 plaid die cut onto the front. Glue the other plaid piece to the inside of the card (be sure to avoid the score
line for a good fold).
Use 2 Centerpiece dies together to create gold frames or
borders. Two sizes for the front (6” and 4” by 1/2” thickness each) and 3 sizes
for the inside (5 3/8”, 4”, and 2 1/2" by 1/2" thickness). For the card front, glue the outside gold
border to the card then pop up the inner gold frame. Glue a piece of red decorative paper to the
inside of the frame. Inside the card, glue both
of the larger gold borders down and add a red center to the smaller die border.
Stamp the sentiment using Vermillion onto white, die cut to
fit the smallest gold frame/border then glue it to the gold. Pop up the sentiment/border to the lower part
of the card inside to act like a stop for the easel. Glitter front and inside of the card.
Stamp ornaments using embossing ink of choice (VersaMark
used here). Sprinkle with gold powder
then heat to emboss. Color ornaments
with green and red then add gold glitter pen to ornaments. Glue and/or pop-up ornaments to center red.
Add gold thread to ornament tops.
Stamp greenery using Library Green on green decorative
paper, die cut then add to card front on top of ornaments, red stamen, and gold ribbon. Save 1 piece of greenery for the inside of the card.
Stamp poinsettia using Vermillion on Deluxe Flower Shaping
Paper, sponge with Carnation Red, die cut, form in shaping mold then glue 2
together to form a flower. Insert gold stamen. Glue flower, red stamen, greenery, and gold
ribbon to the inside raised sentiment on the left side. Glitter flower.
Wow, two beauties, my friend! The lavender one is so elegant and the red and green traditional card is gorgeous! I love how you used the other dies to compliment the ornaments!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful cards! I can't pick a favourite because they are equally gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
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