Hello crafty friends! It’s me Karin again. Today I’m going to show you how I made this lovely card (can I say that about my own card? lol)
I never used this gorgeous blooming halo die and stencil in one piece on a card so that was about time. I started with the stencils and some great ink colours.
For the flowers and dots I used pinkfresh studio waterfall, turquoise and paradise.
For the first leaves and dots I used concord&9th watermelon and wildberry.
For the second leaves I used concours&9th creamsicle.
I want to make 2 different colours of flowers but in the same hues so I put a piece of tape on some of the flowers to make it easier, as you can see on the pictures above. For the first layer of the first flowers I’m using the colour waterfall. For the first layer of the other flowers I’m using the colour turquoise. The second layer of the first flowers is inked with turquoise and the second layer of the other flowers is inked with the colour paradise.
The first leaves are coloured with watermelon and the inner part is coloured with wildberry. I coloured the second leaves with a layer of creamsicle.
After colouring everything I’m running it through my die cutting machine with the coordinating blooming halo die. To give the wreath more sturdiness I’m cutting the blooming halo a second time but now just out of a white piece of cardstock. I put them on top of eachother with some tacky glue.
To add more dimension to the flowers I’m adding some white highlights with a Gellyroll pen. I’m tracing the creamsicle leaves with a gold gelpen and with the same gold gelpen I add details to the other leaves. And I’m adding even more dimension with Meraki cerulean opal embellishments on some of the inked dots. I always use the Meraki bling buddy embellishment tool and the twinkle tray.
For the next step I searched for similar colours of paper in my stash as the inks I used. I only want to use the pinkish hues so I picked three of them that are pretty similar. One colour will be the base and I’m going to cut with the other two colours with the zig zag zoom die, using the middle size. Once cut I’m going to place them on the piece of coloured paper against eachother. Of course the base colour needs to be seen too so keep the same size as the zig zag pieces free in between. I’m doing this because it adds more dimension than just glueing three zig zag zoom pieces together. I’m using each colour twice and cut the excess away with scissors. I put this piece in the middle of the card and wreath, horizontally and raised from the card base using double sided foam tape in 1mm height.
Now it’s time to add some gold splatter. I’m using old golden facepaint for this, but you can use watercolour or acrylic ink for this too. I’m adding some water to the ink and go in with a brush and slightly tap the brush onto my finger to release the ink and make a good splatter. Add as much as you want. Let it dry completely.
Now it’s time to add some gold splatter. I’m using old golden facepaint for this, but you can use watercolour or acrylic ink for this too. I’m adding some water to the ink and go in with a brush and slightly tap the brush onto my finger to release the ink and make a good splatter. Add as much as you want. Let it dry completely.
In the meantime I pick a sentiment from the gilded expressions stampset. I think ‘hugs’ suits this card so I’m going to stamp it with the pinkfresh ink colour turquoise that I also used for the flowers. I cut the sentiment with scissors but you can also use the coördinating die.
Now the gold splatter is dry it’s time to add the blooming halo wreath. I’m going to use 1mm thick double sided foam tape on the parts where the raised zig zag zoom is and 2mm thick double sided foam tape on the parts of the card base. I turnover the halo die and place it on the card to see where it’s going to be and then I add some lines on the parts where the edges of the zig zag zoom piece is placed. Now I know where to put 1mm thick and 2mm thick double sided foam tape. After placing the blooming halo wreath onto the card I put 1mm thick foam tape on the back of the stamped sentiment and place in the middle of the card on top of the zig zag zoom piece. And I’m done!
I hope I could inspire you with this lovely card! There’s going to be a new blog of me next Tuesday, see you then ☺️
Now the gold splatter is dry it’s time to add the blooming halo wreath. I’m going to use 1mm thick double sided foam tape on the parts where the raised zig zag zoom is and 2mm thick double sided foam tape on the parts of the card base. I turnover the halo die and place it on the card to see where it’s going to be and then I add some lines on the parts where the edges of the zig zag zoom piece is placed. Now I know where to put 1mm thick and 2mm thick double sided foam tape. After placing the blooming halo wreath onto the card I put 1mm thick foam tape on the back of the stamped sentiment and place in the middle of the card on top of the zig zag zoom piece. And I’m done!
I hope I could inspire you with this lovely card! There’s going to be a new blog of me next Tuesday, see you then ☺️
~ Karin
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