Friday, November 29, 2013

The Floral Key Release from Heartfelt Creations


Today is the release of the much anticipated collection from Heartfelt Creations ..... Floral Key.  As always it deliver elegance and style.  Please be sure to check out Heartfelt's blog to see the rest of the design teams creations using the new release....STUNNING!!!!!  Below you'll find the complete tutorial and recipe for this card.  Enjoy!!!


Heartfelt Creations Products Used:
HCPC 3569 Burnished Key Precut Set
HCDP1 238 Floral Key Collection
HCD 741 Burnished Key
HCD 727 Vintage Floret
HCPC 3502 Mini Vintage Floret Precut Set
HCPC 3500 Open Vintage Floret Precut Set
119390136 3D Gold Stamp Paint
272484 KaiserCraft Daffodil Sparklets
1259723 Art Institute Glue Dries Clear
Other Products Used:
X-acto Tool
Foam Tape
Embossing Powder
Black Pigment Ink

Project Instructions
Cut base card 5 x 7.  Cut designer panel and cut out middle using X-acto tool as shown to create a frame.  Paint the corner flourishes with gold paint.  Set aside.  Cut two 5 x 7 light color designer paper rectangles.  Stamp the burnished key stamp on both using the pigment ink and cover with clear embossing powder, heat set.  Cut the keys/locks from one of the panels using the matching die.  Paint all the key die cuts (except the sentiment) with gold paint and wipe away excess paint.  Attach frame with foam tape to the solid stamped base as shown and also add all the gold keys/lock to the base with foam tape.  Attach the sentiment with a double high foam tape base.  Stamp the three smallest vintage floret petals on some of the darker designer paper using the gold stamp paint.  Cut out petals with matching die and curl and bend petals.  Glue and stack petals to create three flowers (2 larger and one smaller flower).  Finish off the center of the flowers with a sparklet.  Cut out leaves and love locket from the designer paper and add in a cluster as shown with the flowers.  Attach everything to your base 5x 7 card to complete your card. 

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Love, Joy and Happiness Heartfelt Card


Hello everyone.  Today I'm featuring a Heartfelt Creations card I made but be sure to come back on Friday to see the Black Friday release from Heartfelt...it's gorgeous.  As always find the complete directions and recipe for the project below, so you can create your own. 


HCD738 Ornamental Add On Die, HCD722 Tattered Blossom Die, HCPC3494 Delicate Asters Stamp, HCPC 3468 Tattered Blossoms Stamp, HCDP 1237 Antiquity Paper Collection, HCD726 Delicate Asters Die. Other Products Used: Ribbon, Distress Ink, Liquid Pearls, Sewing Machine, Foam Tape, Dries Clear Glue, Card Stock, McGill Tools and Pad
Directions: Cut base of card 5 x 7 from the Antiquity Paper Collection.  Cut second layer from paper collection 4 3/4   x 6 3/4  and adhere to base.  Sew around the edge with sewing machine.  Cut 4 1/4 x 5 1/4 paper from collection and then cut out designer rectangle from collection (ink edges) layering on top of the 4 1/4  x 5 1/4 base.  Cut decorative ornament from Ornamental Add On Die.  Cut out sentiment from paper and layer on top of ornament.  Apply ribbon to the middle of your card with a bow at the base and then assemble card as shown with all the parts. 

Monday, November 25, 2013

Time to Give Thanks with JustRite

 

I haven't played along in a while with the JustRite challenge and this weekend I had some extra time that I got to.  The theme for this challenge was using the " bleach technique" .  I did the technique on my leaves.  I inked my paper with variegating  fall colors and then stamped using bleach and of course a JustRite leaf stamp.  I finished off my leaves by inking the edges with a darker ink.

I couldn't think of a better card to create for this week with Thanksgiving right around the corner.  I have to say I'm so thankful for so many things in my life.  Of course my boys and family, my job, the area I live in and the friends I hold dear.  I'm also thankful for each of you and thank you for sharing my artistic passion with me on my blog.  I'm one blessed girl.


Here is a complete list of JustRite products I used for this projects. 
 
 
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