Hello Crafting Blogger's,
I'm so pleased you called by today as Heartfelt Creations release their new designs for July. You can see some wonderful projects made with these sets at the Heartfelt Creations Blog or if you would rather check each design team members projects simply go to the link at the top of my page.
The Botanical Garden Collection
features 5 new precut stamp sets that coordinate with existing
Spellbinder Rose Creations Shapeabilities and Spellbinder Foliage
Shapeabilities. The Botanical Garden Collection is a great addition to
every floral lover's collection of flowers.
Leave a comment on my
blog or the Heartfelt Creations blog by July 19 and one lucky person
will win the entire release valued at $75.00. The winner will be
announced on the HC blog on July 20.
I'm sharing one of my projects today with a second one tomorrow hope you'll call by for that too!
I chose to work with the lovely 'Tropical Floral Swirls' set to decorate a little ladies desk calendar and am happy to share this project with you. I'm sharing the link I found for my calendar under the Tutorials & Such Tab at the top of my page.
Here's how:
7 x 5 inches finished size.
H C Products: HCPC 3409 Tropical Floral Swirls – PreCut Set
HCPC 3407 Botanical Floral 2 PreCut Set
HCD 702 Decorative Butterfly Border
Other Products: Clear
7 x 5 inch picture frame (mine came from the local $2 shop). 2012 down-loadable calendar.
Coredinations dark green card. Pink Paislee Butterfly Garden dsp. Annabelle
smooth white card. Memento tuxedo black
ink, Memento New Sprout Ink. Copic Markers. .5 inch green silk ribbon. Pink Dew Drops. Gold bead caps. Foam mounting
tape. Dries Clear adhesive and Zip Dry glue.
Instructions:
Print
and trim the Calendar to 4.25 x 3 inches. Using Dries Clear adhesive glue
across the tops making sure to keep the 12 sheets of card/paper clamped
together until the glue dries.
1.
Stamp the image from HCPC 3409 to smooth white
card. Stamp the matching petals and some leaves from HCPC 3407.
2.
Using a Spellbinder Label 10 cut and emboss the
main image. Sponge around the edge with New Sprout ink. Colour with Copic
markers.
3.
Using the matching die cut around the individual
petals. Colour with Copic markers. Shape the petals and layer them using dries
clear adhesive. A gold cap set with a pink dew drop sits in the centre of each.
4.
Add the completed flowers and petals to the main
image along with 3 more dew drops.
5.
Tie a small bow in a length of silk ribbon and
tuck this under the flowers at the base of the design. Dries clear adhesive
hold mine in position.
6.
Cut a strip of green card to 4-6/8 x 6-7/8 and
layer a piece of dsp over this making it 1/8 smaller all around.
7.
Die cut 2 corner swirls from HCD 702. Adhere
this to the top of the dsp leaving space for the main image to sit over. Thread
a length of silk ribbon across the front securing at the back of the green
card.
8.
Using Foam mounting tape add the main image over
the green corner swirls.
9.
Adhere the calendar to the bottom of the piece.
I used a mixture of dries clear adhesive and Zip Dry glue.
10 Adhere
the complete page to the clear photo frame. I used Dries Clear to complete.
This little project is my entry to the Make It Monday # 45 Challenge this week.
Tomorrow I'm sharing the details of an envelope card so I hope you'll call back.
Till then..........
Oh Sue, this is just beautiful! Thanks for sharing your tutorial, the flowers are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Sue!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea, Sue! Gorgeous flowers and beautifl framing!
ReplyDeleteNice idea, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creation - great use of colors!
ReplyDeleteSuper great projects...love how you used the HFC products. Beautiful and TFS all the information.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful calendar! Great idea making ones own like that! BEATUFIFUL flowers!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour calendar is gorgeous!! I'm so glad I found this...I have the rose creation dies coming as we speak!! TFS! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh I need one of those for my desk...So awesome. Love the pinks and greens too. Kerry
ReplyDeleteFabulous project. Your calendar is just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. And thanks for such detailed directions.
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning project, Sue. I love that you placed the flowers on top of the calender, so you will always see those beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful calendar, love the blossoms!
ReplyDeleteTotally amazing, Sue! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular Sue! I've been wanting to make calenders... it's on a must-try list!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great idea to make it a calendar and enjoy it all year.
ReplyDeleteLove the calendar. Great idea.
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Sue, this is beautiful!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet Sue! i love the little calendar. thanks for the instructions :) this new release is so scrumptious - can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!
ReplyDeleterebeccadunham at hotmail dot com
Sue this is a beautiful calender. I love this idea.
ReplyDeleteYour calendar top is so beautiful. Thanks for the terrific step-by-step instructions!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea and terrific instuctions. I love putting together little calendars so this is perfect.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful calendar!
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creation with Make It Monday.
Don't forget......... if you leave a comment on another entry, mention that you saw their card on "Make It Monday" for a chance at second prize. The more entries you comment on the more chance you have of winning second prize.
Such a great idea and what a beautiful calendar!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Marha
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is absolutely beautiful! Great little tutorial too.
Thank you for sharing with us at Make It Monday this week.
Michelle :o)
This is beautiful! Love the tutorial..Thanks so much!!! (I need to follow your blog!!!!!)
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