Magnolia cards

 

 

Each card is large size: 5" x 6.5"

2 with textured backgrounds, 1 with designer paper

Adorable Digi Stamps colored with Copic Markers

Flowers are 3d

Inside as well as the envolope are embellished with a stamp

 

 

 

Recently I won a Blogaversary giveaway. And she added some of these Magnolia stamps for me to practice coloring with my copic markers.

Well they were so stinking cute, that I tried really really hard to not mess them up, and actually use them on a card.

I still have a lot of practicing to do. And I'm still so very tempted to draw in a smile on her! :)

 

The premade flowers were also part of the very generous giveaway. I still haven't used everything.

Thanks so much Norma.

All frames by spellbinders.

Sentiments will get placed on later, likely printed on Vellum

Couture dress

 

Dyan Dylusions sprays for the background (purple and red),

 and then inked the brick stencil here and there.

Modeling Paste used on the leave stencil, die colored (before applying) with a drop or two Milled Lavendar refill distress ink.

Dylusion's dress cut out for dimension. The top covered in Glossy Accents. The bottom covered with Modge Podge....just to give it a sheen.

Sentiment heat embossed in silver.

Background was also stamped with both watermark ink, and then gray ink and in some spots with Perfect Pearls(also in  mauve)

 

 

Hand Painted 25th

 

Background: New Cuttlebug embossing folder: Poppies

Hand Painted  Flowers with Arcylic Paints

Spellbinders Die frames in two sizes.

Computer generated sentiment

Some embellishments and glitter

 

Butterfly Beauties

 

Stamped butterflies, colored with copic markers, hand cut out, glued dot for dimension 

Svg cut sentiment frame and bird cage

Designer paper already glittered

 

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp: Fly
Cute Card Thursday - Butterflies



Spring Showers

 

Spellbinders square flor de li die.

Spellbinders rolled rose

SVG cut green flower

Digi stamp colored with prisma pencils

and embellished with gloosy accents to bring out the rain drops and puddles

Computer generated sentiment die cut from Simon Says Stamp small banners.

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp - Spring Showers

Spring Flowers

 

Card is large sized 5"x 6.5"

Brazil designer background paper

Inside of the card and the envolope is embellished with a stamp.

 

Digi Stamps, pink one colored with copic makers, and the yellow with prisma pencils

Computer generated sentiment die cut on vellum

Glitter around the edges and insdie the flowers.

 

 

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp - Spring flowers

Bee Bear

 

Embossing folder:

Digi stamp colored with Prisma Pencils and accents with Glossy Accents

Spellbinders die - square flor de li

Computer generated sentiment on Simon Says Stamp -Small Folder Banners

Ribbon

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp: Fly

Mother's Day Butterfly

 

 

Highly textured Card

 

Card is large 5" X 6.5"

Inside card and envolope embellished with a stamp

Embossing Folder from Cuttlebug - Poppies

Digi Stamp - butterfly colors with Prisma Pencils

Spellbinders die - hand rolled flowers

Martha Stewart punches - leaves

Computer generated sentiment

Embellished with viva pen pearl for butterfly accents and

glitter glue inside flowers

 

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp - FLY

Challenge: Cute Card Thursday - Butterflies

FlutterBy Wednesdays - Butterflies or Fairy

Vase Center Piece

I saw a version of this on Pinterest. So with the idea in my mind, we set out to find supplies.

From the Dollorama we bought the vase, the glass beads and the gift wrap. From Michael's we got the submersible lights, the flowers and the wired ribbons.

Originally we wanted a small tea light candle to float on top of the water, but because we weren't sure the restaurant would allow us to have an open flame, we went with the underwater lights.

 

See how it looks like ice!

 

 

It's not!

 

 

 

 

 

So easy to make, this is my version.

 

 

In layers:

 

Place in as many glass beads as you like on the bottom of the vase. I did about 1/4 full.

Then push in the submersible lights. (I liked them inside the beads, and facing down) They can also be placed so the light shines upwards. The lights are very very bright, I was surprised!

Cut a strip of clear gift wrap off the roll, crunch it up an place on top of the beads. Enough to fill the vase to the 3/4 point.

Wrap a piece of wire ribbon around the vase, nice a tight, make a bow....embellish with gems/pearls, but not too much it pulls/weighs down on the ribbon.

We constructed some flowers pedals pulled off a hydrangea head...all silk, added some blue preglittered foam to their centers to make them sparkle and let them float at the top.

Fill with water.

 

 

 

We made one for each table, and gave them as one of the prizes at the 50th anniversary dinner. Guests were so surprised to learn that wasn't ice in there. And equally wondered how the ice lasted all night long lol.

 

 

 

Anyone remember these little jugs? They're little milk jugs from a era gone by. About 5" high. We filled them with a small layer of white beads, stuff them full with the silk flowers, and a blue underwater light and the same ribbon. I just thought they were darling.

 

 

 

 

 

Michaels had the lights in white, red, blue and maybe one other color. I can't remember. You can actually see it in the botton left side of the jug. It's round, blue with a black line around it. Take your coupon with you, they aren't cheap!

 

I made the roses in behind the vase 

 with coffee filters and acrylic paint. See my posts here and here.

Textured Dragonfly: modeling paste

 

 

 

  Colored Modeling paste: Milled Lavender distress reinker: for Dragonfly and florish stencil

Cuttlebug corner die from plain grunge paper

Designer paper

Viva Pen for pearls

Flower stamens for bullrushes

Stamp for sentiment

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp: Happy Birthday

 

Happy Birthday Simon Says Stamp

 

 

 

 

Spellbinders Floral Ovals die

Digi Stamp

Copic Markers

Spellbinders Rolled Roses

Martha Stewart leaf punch

Designer Paper

 

Challenge: Simon Says Stamp: Happy Birthday