Showing posts with label Shoji Mesh Border. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shoji Mesh Border. Show all posts

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Celebrate Card with Jenny Alia

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Hi, it's Jenny posting today.  I've seen beautiful blue flowers on cards recently and wanted to try my own.  The blue flowers were cut from the Gardenia Strip die with white card stock. They started out green-blue but became more purple-blue as I added glimmer mist sprays. After drying they were shaped using paper molding tools, stacked and then glued.  The background was created by offsetting patterned papers and the trellis is the Shoji Mesh Border.


The chrysanthemums were colored with pink distress ink, shaped with a molding tool so they cupped inward and then pearl centers were added.  Distress ink was sponged onto the center of the smallest Horizon Fishtail Banner before gluing the Celebrate sentiment.  The sides of the banner were glued down and the center was popped up with multiple layers of foam adhesive so it would arch.


To finish I tucked green leaves from the Flourish Leaf Strip die and swirls cut from a purple patterned paper with the Tiny Fanciful Flourish die into the flowers.  The leaves and swirls were cut twice to make the arrangement really full.  

Cheery Lynn Dies

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Hugs, Jenny

Friday, November 14, 2014

Merry Card with Corina Finley

3:30 AM 3 Comments

Hello, Corina here with you today. 

I am sharing my first Christmas Card of the season with you all! I absolutely love traditional Holiday colours, the golds, silvers, reds and greens! 

I used three of the Scalloped Coved Rectangle stacker dies to create the base of the card. Each die was larger than the paper layer that I cut. I placed the die so that only the right side was touching the paper - so that only the right side cut. I did this on each layer.  


I cut my Felicity Doily w/ Angel Wing and cut it in half and adhered it to the left side of my card on top of my base.

I created depth and interest by layering all the foliage/greenery under my Poinsettia. Using various colours of green cardstock to distinguish each layer.


I used only the Merry from the Merry Christmas w/Tree Sentiment die. Then added red glitter glue on the die cut to make it shine!

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