Showing posts with label Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding Paper. Show all posts
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Valentine Box with Foamiran Flowers
Welcome and I would love to share with you my latest love and that is making foamiran flowers. Foamiran is special kind of foam dedicated to flower making. I make a lot of foam flowers and it's much quicker with dies.
To make these flowers, you will need foam, iron, flower centers or anything you wish to stick in the middle, scissors and hot glue. These are the basic. I use a lot of white foam as it's very easy to color it . I use a ball tool to help with shaping my flowers on a foam mat.
I made my bow and used hot glue to adhere the heart and bow to the front of the drawer.
So I hope I have inspired you and maybe foamiran flowers are something you would like to try with the Heartfelt Creations flower dies. You can purchase these dies and most of the supplies from The Rubber Buggy on-line store.
To make these flowers, you will need foam, iron, flower centers or anything you wish to stick in the middle, scissors and hot glue. These are the basic. I use a lot of white foam as it's very easy to color it . I use a ball tool to help with shaping my flowers on a foam mat.
Previously, I created a tutorial on how to make the main frame for the easel card with a drawer. To view my tutorial, please click HERE.
My foamiran ( foam ) flowers are crafted with Heartfelt Creations flower die sets and colored with Pan Pastels. I would encourage you to check out a variety of tutorials by Heartfelt Creations and a few other companies that have posted their ways to make foamiran flowers out of their supplies. In the near future, I will post how I made these foamiran flowers.
Supplies:
Heartfelt Creations Classic Rose die set, Heartfelt Creations Sunrise Lily die Set, Heartfelt Creations Arianna Blooms die set, Heartfelt Creations Botanic Orchid Paper, Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding Paper, Heartfelt Creations Decorative Medallion die, Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding Wishes Stamps, Susan's Garden Flower Pan Pastels, Hot Glue, Scrapbook Adhesive 3D Foam, Resin Angel, String Pearls and Miniature Pearl Hearts, Bazzill Pink, Green and White Paper, May Arts 1.5 Wide White Ribbon, Rhinestone Heart, Aleene Tacky Fast Grab Spray Adhesive glue.
The box measures 6" x 6 1/4". I won't go into detail on the steps to make the easel and box since it is in my Easel Box With Drawer tutorial.
You will need the measurements of the paper to make this exact project. Starting on top in the first layer, white cardstock 6 1/4" x 6 1/4",pink cardstock 6" x 6", green cardstock 5 3/4" x 5 3/4", Heartfelt Creations Botanical Orchid pattern paper 5 1/2" x 5 1/2". After adhering these layers, use hot glue to adhere the foamiran flowers and resin angel.
Inside of card: Pink cardstock 6 1/4" x 6 1/4". In the Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding paper, I cut out the pinkish orange frame around this label in this paper pad and stamped the sentiment with orchid color ink. I applied 3D foam on the top of this label and glue on the bottom of the label before sticking it to the pink cardstock. I cut one Heartfelt Creations Decorative Medallion die and then cut it in half. I used spray adhesive on the back on each half and adhered it as shown below.
So I hope I have inspired you and maybe foamiran flowers are something you would like to try with the Heartfelt Creations flower dies. You can purchase these dies and most of the supplies from The Rubber Buggy on-line store.
Enjoy and Happy Crafting!
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| Nancy Hill The Rubber Buggy Design Team |
Saturday, August 5, 2017
Warmest Wishes
I have a birthday card made with Heartfelt Creations collections all from The Rubber Buggy on-line store.
My card measures 6 1/4" x 6 1/4". I made the Heartfelt Creations roses using the Ranger white embossing powder and vellum. Before molding and shaping the petals for my roses, I used my fingers to apply on the back of each petal the NUVO Embellishment Mousse- Coral Calypso and NUVO Embellishment Mousse - Mother of Pearl. I just love how the NUVO Mousse colors matched the roses in the patterned paper and how lacy the roses appear with the white embossing powder on the vellum. I struggled using glue for the vellum flowers so I used a hot glue gun to assemble the roses. I plan to have a tutorial on how to do these roses within the next few weeks after harvest is over. I adhered the roses to the rose vine in the Heartfelt Creations Classic Rose stamp and die set.
The gorgeous patterned paper is from the Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding Collection Paper and the beautiful birds are found in the Heartfelt Creations Dogwood and Dove stamp and die set. I colored the dove's breast with a light lavender Copic marker. I adhere the dove using 3D foam adhesive tape onto the Heartfelt Creations Botanic Window die that was cut with white card stock.
I added a coral seam binding bow and used the 1/2" Scor-Pal Tape which is double sided to adhere to the card. I applied three drops of the NUVO to each corner of the card. If you don't have the NUVO in your supplies, I would suggest you purchase this and from The Rubber Buggy. This is my favorite of all of the NUVO Crystal Drops and it makes a perfect flat back pearl every time.
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| Heartfelt Creations Classic Wedding Collection Paper NUVO Crystal Drops Ivory Seashell Heartfelt Creations Classic Rose Die Heartfelt Creations Classic Rose Stamp Set Ranger White Embossing Powder |
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| Heartfelt Creations Botanic Wishes Stamp Set |
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| NUVO Embellishment Mousse - Mother of Pearl NUVO Embellishment Mousse- Coral Calypso Heartfelt Creations Dogwood and Doves Stamp Set Heartfelt Creations Dogwood and Doves Die Set Heartfelt Creations Botanic Window Die Set
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