I have been asked to demonstrate how I make my Classic Roses. They are really pretty simple. I start with the Classic Rose Die from Heartfelt Creations, the Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper, the Golf Tools and some Ink. You can get all of these items on the Heartfelt Creations web page. I like to use hot glue but I have made many of them with the Designer Dries Clear Glue too! I prefer this Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper because it is very heavy and stands up to all the shaping it takes without falling apart. It also keeps a nice sturdy flower shape indefinitely. I die cut out four of the same size petal shapes. (The one pictured here is the next to the largest size.) I use ink to "shuck" the edges with a sponge dauber and color the inside with a soft makeup brush. I use the Golf Tool Shaping set from HC exclusively for shaping these roses. I poke a hole in the center of each of the four flower petal groups, with the Golf Tool. ...
Here is the lovely little Floating Hydrangea Card that I promised to show you. It is super easy to assemble. I used the Fresh Cut Hydrangea Collection from Heartfelt Creations for the lovely flower on the front. I have not demonstrated how to assemble the hydrangea because there are wonderful videos on the Heartfelt Creations website. I would encourage you to view the video and also check out the gallery of other cards made with this collection. I did cover the back of the flower because as you can see in the photo you will be able to view the backside of the flower. The die I used for the card is the Elegant Swirl Gateway Die. This is a picture of all the pieces you will need to complete the card. I will give you a little instruction about how to achieve these cuts. I recommend using a good quality card stock to achieve the best cuts with your die. To make the shaped card base I fold a piece of white card stock in half. I beli...
So many of you asked for some instructions to make this sweet little z-fold baby girl card I will be happy to help. Please let me know if you have any questions. This card is super simple and so fun to make and has so many variations. You start with your base which measures 11 inches wide by 4 1/4". Score at 2 3/4" and again at 5 1/2" Cut a strip 1 1/2" wide by 11" and score at the same measurements. I didn't take a picture of attaching that top piece but you can see from the completed photo how it will attach to your base. I would mat my base card and my strip before attaching the top z-fold piece. After that you are ready to assemble your little crib. You will need two of the pieces from the Album Tags and Accents and if you want a little sentiment on the back like I have in the picture then you will need a third one. On the end piece of the side rails attach a piece of Scor-Pal tape to the front of each end of b...
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