Showing posts with label Petals & More Thinlits dies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Petals & More Thinlits dies. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 October 2018

AWH Colour Creations - Week 21



Hi everyone and welcome to Week 21 of the Colour Creations blog hop. 
Tonight's featured colour is Granny Apple Green.

Granny Apple Green 6" x 6" DSP from our Brights Collection.


I found this sweet layout for a 4 1/4" square card on Youtube. The card measures 4 1/4" x 8 1/2" before folding in the middle - but this is a U.S. measurement for their A4 size cardstock. I made my card 4 1/8" square which means you get two from our A4 cardstock with a left-over piece that measures just over 3 1/2" x 8 1/4". That's plenty to use for the Night of Navy, in my case, matted piece behind the DSP panel and the circle behind the stitched circle. I hope your eyes aren't rolling too much with all those measurements - lol.

The Granny Apple Green square is embossed with the "oh so popular" Subtle embossing folder. I've used this lovely shade of green again for the stamped sentiment, leaves and scalloped circle.
The sentiments and images are from the Petal Palette stamp set. I checked the colour coach and saw the combination of Night of Navy and Real Red with the Granny Apple Green, but I couldn't see where I would use the red so I left it out.

The DSP is one of the patterns from the Garden Impressions 6" x 6" pack and the bow is made from the 1/2" Gingham Ribbon.


I initially stamped the bird directly onto the Stitched Shapes Circle Framelit but thought it looked too flat, so I stamped him, or her, again and die-cut with the coordinating thinlit and popped it up with dimensionals. I added a few rhinestones for some sparkle.


Inside the card I added a 1/2" strip of the DSP to the bottom and heat embossed the sentiment in white embossing powder and then I added the left over outer circle from the stitched circle on the front of the card. I already had this larger circle from a previous project that I didn't use, so I popped that in my scrap bag and it was just what I needed for tonight's card.
To write in the card I thought I might use our chalk marker, or a metallic gel pen, or add a piece of whisper white cardstock to the top of the inside, I haven't decided yet. 


 Now it's time to head over to Catherine's blog to see what the rest of the Art with Heart team have made for tonight's hop.
I'm sure their creations will make us all Granny Apple Green with envy!



Thanks for stopping by tonight.
Join us tomorrow night for our Heart of Christmas blog hop.

If you're leaving a comment below, thank you so much.
I read and appreciate them all. 💗

Until next time,
Stay happy & stay crafty! 😘


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Wednesday, 19 September 2018

Heart of Christmas Week 6


Hello & welcome to Week 6 of the Heart of Christmas from the 
Art with Heart team.

I've gone for a little touch of elegance on my card tonight.


This gorgeous pattern is one from the All is Bright DSP pack. There are some beautiful photographic images in the pack and this one screamed elegance to me.
I've used the pinecones and leaves from the Pretty Pines Thinlits dies and the sweet bow from that set and added them to a scalloped circle on a gold foil stitched shape circle.


The Merry Christmas greeting is from the photopolymer Star of Light stamp set in the Annual Catalogue, and it's been heat embossed in gold.


I love this banner shape die. It's from the Petals and More Thinlits dies. The gold foil is the actual size and for the greeting I placed the die close to the merry and cut, then put it back into the die with the other end close to the 's' of christmas and cut just the end. Then I trimmed top and bottom with my paper snips. Of course I have to have my obligatory bit of bling with my rhinestones.
*For my scalloped circle and one of the leaves, I have used a retired glimmer paper, which is why I didn't include it in the product list below, however there is a new glimmer paper called 'Sparkle', and I know this would be just as gorgeous as the retired one. It's available in our Annual Catalogue.

Inside the card I glued a narrow strip of the DSP that I attached to a strip of gold foil with about an 1/8" showing at the top.


Each week I really look forward to seeing what the other girls from the team have created for their Heart of Christmas projects and of course you can see them too just by using the link to Claire's blog below.


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If you're leaving a comment below, thank you so much.
I read and appreciate them all. 💗

Until next time.....
Stay happy & stay crafty! 😘