Hello, it is time for another post with Heartfelt Creations! I hope you are having a wonderful week. I am using the Majestic Morning Collections this week.Stop by and check out all of the beautiful cards and projects made by the other Design team members at the Heartfelt Creations Blog.
Products Used:HCPC 3580 Majestic Morning Blooms PreCut Set
HCPC 3578 Majestic Morning Background PreCut Set
HCD 742 Majestic Blooms Die
HCD 728 Timeless Amour Die
HCD 712 Bella Rose Die
159723 Art Institute Glue - Dries Clear
DDOTS Double Dots 100pc.
159223 Paper Blossoms Molding Mat
459222 Paper Blossoms Tool Kit
452255 Grand Calibur
Project Instructions:
Other products: 100lb white cardstock (CS) White CS, Memento Tangelo and Tuxedo black inks, white pearls, white ribbon, Copic Markers, hot glue gun
Instructions: Cut a 11" x 5 1/2" piece of white cardstock to make a 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" card base. Stamp your Majestic Morning blooms in black ink. Color it with Copic Markers as follows: Flowers YR 000, 02, 04, 07, tiny flowers BV 13, and the leaves with G 14, 09. Trim it to 2 3/4" x 2 3/4" and add Double Dots. Cut a 5 1/4" x 5 1/4" piece of the paper collection and add it to the card front. Now add a 5" x 5" card panel from the paper collection. Cut ten hearts add three of them to the card front as shown, then take the image and place it in the center of the card. Choose the sentiment and add Double Dots and add it the card. Stamp and Cut two sets of the flowers with the green paper from the paper collection. Click here for more instructions on molding the flowers. Sponge the edges with Tangelo ink. Shape and mold your flowers and add a pearl to the center of each one. For the gift box you will need a three inch solid color box. Cut six 2 3/4" x 2 3/4" squares from the paper collection and glue them to the gift box top, bottom, and sides. Add white ribbon and a bow. Cut one flourish from the Bella Rose die, and cut it into pieces and add them to the top of the gift box. Using the seven hearts left make a heart shaped decoration for the top. Glue each one to each other and then choose some beads and findings to make the center. There should be a small opening through top of the heart to slide the nail pin through. Hot glue the heart to the top of the gift box. Take six of the smallest flowers and add them to your card, and the rest of the flowers to the gift box.
Products Used:
HCPC 3579 Majestic Collage PreCut SetHCDP1 239 Majestic Morning Paper Collection
HCPC 3577 Vintage Morning Background PreCut Set
HCD 742 Majestic Blooms Die
159723 Art Institute Glue - Dries Clear
159223 Paper Blossoms Molding Mat
459222 Paper Blossoms Tool Kit
DDOTS Double Dots 100pc.
119390536 Walnut Brown Metallic 3D Stamp Paint
119390236 Silver 3D Stamp Paint
452255 Grand Calibur
Project Instructions:
Other products: Spellbinders Sprightly Sprockets, Memento Dandelion, New Sprout, Cottage Ivy, Tangelo, Tuxedo black ink, and Rich Cocoa inks, Bazzil Mocha Divine Cardstock (CS), pastel yellow CS, 100lb white CS, three Brads, Copic Markers
Instructions: Take the Brown CS and cut it to 12" x 6" to make a 6" x 6" card base. Cut a 5 3/4" x 5 3/4" piece of paper from the paper collection place on the card base. Cut the Sprockets and color the two larger ones with Walnut Brown Stamp Paint. Cut the yellow CS to 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" and cut the brown piece of CS to 4 1/4" x 4 1/4". Glue the yellow and brown CS together and add the two sprockets over the edges of the card and adhere them to the back of the Yellow CS. Add them to the card. Stamp the Majestic Collage in black ink and color it with the Copic Markers as follows: Flowers Y 13 and YR 27 Sprockets and clock E51, 53, 57, 29. Cut it to 4" x 4". Distress the image and sponge it with the Dandelion, New Sprout, Cottage Ivy, Tangelo, and Rich Cocoa inks. Add it to the card. Stamp, cut, and color the Vintage morning background flowers on yellow CS. Then shape and mold them. Here is a video for help on shaping flowers. Paint the other sprockets in silver and brown 3D paint and add the brads. Place the flowers on the card.
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