Showing posts with label Vellum. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020

Merry Christmas Shaker Card

Merry Christmas Shaker Card!🎅🎄

Hello Friends!!!
I have created some Christmas card but due to some reason could not publish my blog.
Here I am sharing tutorial for shaker card with vellum flowers.


 HC Products Has been used from Heartfelt Creations:

Leafy Accents DieHCD1-7193

You can get all products in 


OTHER PRODUCTS:  white cardstock, vellum sheet, shaker fillings(sequences, micro pearls),
White Heat Embossing Powder,  
Inks:  versamark watermark ink, Distress oxide Mermaid lagoon, candid apple, pealed paint, 

Instructions: Cut a piece of white cardstock at 12” x 6”, score at 6” along the long side and fold to create a 6” x 6” top fold card. Take 1/8” small pattern paper. Die cut the circle out of the center from the pattern paper with the Circle Basics die set. Stamp Merry Christmas sentiment from heartfelt stamp set onto circle piece. Cut a piece of acetate that is large enough to cover the gap in the circle frame. Use glue to fix this into place on the underside of the frame. Now glue acetate sheet on pattern from back. Glue 3D foam on circle cutout . Add shaker elements and adhere pattern paper on it. Add micro white pearl top of the window using glossy accent. see card picture. Now mat it on card base with 3D foam tape.
Stamp a couple of Poinsettias flowers and leaves using Christmas Poinsettia and Holly Cling Stamp Set and Leafy acAent stamp using versamark watermark stamp pad on Vellum sheet and sprinkle white heat embossing powder, dust extras and heat set the powder using a heat tool. Color the Poinsettias using Mermaid Lagoon Distress Oxide ink and candid apple, leaves with pealed paint and cut them using their coordinating die. Shape all the flowers on the pocking tool. Glue 2 same size petals to form beautiful Christmas Poinsettias and add white and golden flower center to the center using an adhesive that dries clear.
Once all the elements are ready, assemble the card as shown and complete the card by hanging sentiment tag cut from the paper collection and add sequences and red micro beads for a more festive look.
Here are some more pics....





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Madhu Bairoliya




Sunday, 3 March 2019

SPECIAL HUG FOR YOU

 SPECIAL HUG FOR YOU !!!💗


Hello crafty Friend !!!!

Today I would love to share  SPECIAL HUG FOR YOU card which I made with Heartfelt's Sweet Peony Collection. Here is a card with vellum flowers and inside pocket for tags.

Heartfelt Creations Products Used
Sweet Peony Paper Collection
HCDP1-288
Small Sweet Peony DieHCD1-7173
Large Sweet Peony DieHCD1-7174
Small Sweet Peony Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3819
Large Sweet Peony Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3820

Fleur Border Basics Die, HCD1-7120
Leafy Accents DieHCD1-7193

Ranger Archival Ink Pad - Sepia RACP505

Other Products Used: vellum paper, versamark clear ink, white embossing powder  oxide inks peacock feather, candid apple, candy crystal and glossy stamens.

Videos Referred Sweet Peony collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/L9_MLkvpGPQ

Card Base The Ready Card is 7”x7 ¾” top fold.

Top Panel: Cut 4 ¼” x 8 ¼”   pattern paper from sweet peony collection paper  score ½” on long side for hinge. Adhere black card stock with foam tape smaller that pattern paper. Take white card stock ¾” smaller than black card stock and distress with Seedless Preserves distress ink for purple look, cut both edges using fleur border die.use honey comb stencil  and apply thin coat of modelling paste. Now adhere it with foam tape on top panel also adhere pattern paper on both corner to hide extra black space. Now Cut  Decorative medallion die.Cut backdrop of die with black n white paper and lace intricate die with white card stock and distress with yellow color, and adhere it on the front cover at the left side and white backside)

Bottom panel Take 7x7 ¾” black card stock for base. First attach top panel hinge with base and now adhere flower patter paper from sweet peony paper collection  take same one same flower pattern paper, fussy cut flowers, distress the edges using any brown distress ink, adhere it like pocket.

To create Vellum Peonies: stamp the images of large and small peonies and leaves from the Sweet Peony stamp set with clear versamark ink on Vellum and heat emboss with white heat embossing powder. Cut the flowers with their coordinating dies. Use 3 large, 2 medium and one smaller than medium flower petal to create peaches pink peony and 2 large 2 medium 1 smaller than medium for blue flower peony. Color the images with Peacock Feather Distress Oxide ink for blue flowers and candid apple for peaches pink Flower. Glue the layers with Aleene’s Fast Grab Glue and set it aside for a minute. Prick a hole in the center of the flowers. Take white and blue color rock candy stamens, hold them in the center and wind a thread wire around the center of the stamens. Hold them tight and screw the wire and pass the bunch through the whole. Glue them tight using hot glue. Cut the threads of the stamens at the back and add a green color sepal made using Classic Sunflower Die on the back of the flower.

For Leaves: Using Archival Ink Stamp the bunch of leaves from Leafy Accents Cling Stamp set using Sepia and sweet peony leaves with Library green cut them using their coordinating dies and color them using Leaf Green Archival Ink. Shape them using 3D Leafy Accents Shaping mould add Crystal Clear using an adhesive that dries clear. Velum leaves color with distress oxide moss green.

Filler Flowers: using all small die cuts from small sweet peonies stamps and dies using Distress oxide Fossilized Amber. 
Finishing the card: Once all the elements are ready, arrange the flowers, fillers and leaves on top panel of the card. Adhere one envelope for tag, decorate with fillers and leaves. Add micro pearls with glossy accent, adhere sentiment and finish the card with some water droplets.


Top panel with envelop and tags
Inside of the card (pocket and tags )





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Madhu Bairoliya

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