The 3rd of my cards for next week’s launch on
Create and Craft TV from Crafters Companion.
Using the Edwardian Lady I chose the gorgeous colours in the
August section. I loved the image of the foxglove on the August shaped card but
didn’t want to use it as it was. So I printed and cut out the main Foxglove
oval. I used my embossing pen and added clear embossing powder to some of the
blooms to make them look as though they are glistening with dew (or more like
rain).
The green and pink swirl paper is a perfect background for
the Foxgloves to nestle against, but I aged the edges with Victorian Velvet to
tie the pink and green together. Then matted and layered onto some pink card.
I wrapped very loosely some narrow gold and cream ribbon
twice round the pink and green matt and layer – I didn’t intend to leave it
loose but the first wrap didn’t stick properly and I liked how it looked, so I think
it’s what they call in the business ‘’a happy accident’’.
I cut the pink leaf flourish and pink button from the cd-rom
and added clear embossing powder to create shine and dimension.
The tag was cut from the cd and the pink frame layered on
top. Added some garden twine to the tag.
The love heart was a cheap silver embellishment I had in my
stash, but added gold embossing powder and created a lovely gold expensive
looking embellishment.
I covered a matchbox with craft paper, wrapped a section of
garden twine around it twice. Lined the inside with some crumpled up white
tissue paper to create a bed for the acetate butterfly. I used my alcohol pens
to lightly colour the acetate butterfly and glued into place.
All that was now left to do was to stick it all together
using my Collall glue. As always I build the card never actually gluing any of
my embellishments down until I am 100% happy with how the card looks.
Once happy
I take a picture on my mobile, deconstruct the card and use the picture to
refer to rebuild the card. Nine times out of 10 am happy with the results.
Remember and tune into Create and Craft TV on Monday 20th
May at 8 am…make sure you have set the alarm.
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