Showing posts with label Card in a box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Card in a box. Show all posts

Monday, 4 July 2016

Festive Birthday Floral Box Card

We all love a box card, don't we!

This was one was commissioned by a friend of mine.  The brief was that it had to be a box of very brightly coloured flowers and that it should include her name, age and the date.
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Definitely fits the brief of "very bright colours"

Mission accomplished using the Botanical Builder framelits, Balloon Bouquet punch, Large Numbers framelits, Banners for You bundle and Festive Birthday DSP.

The numbers are from the Labeler Alphabet and were the perfect size for the banner.  I ended up using the retired Basic Alphabet set for the name as they were the only letters I have that were the correct size.

I used Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer paper for the 70 and, although it doesn't show up in the photo, I gave the balloons a coat of Wink of Stella.
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'Til next time

Stephanie

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Saturday, 20 June 2015

Crazy Crafters Blog Hop - June 2015



Welcome to the Crazy Crafters blog hop for June. This month we are excited to show off our favourite Stampin’ Up! products from the just released 2015 – 2016 Annual Catalogue. We hope you find great inspiration from the projects. Get your wish list ready! 

You may just be starting the blog hop here at my blog - Stephanie Fischer - or may have come from the person before me in the list below. If you get off track at any time, the full line-up below will help you move along from blog to blog so you see all the projects. At the moment you are visiting Stephanie Fischer, The Crafty Thinker. 

It's no secret that I have LOTS of favourites in the new Catalogue but perhaps my most favourite is the Watercolour Wings stamp set.  Why?  Because it's so versatile and that's what I look for in my purchases!  It combines beautifully with Butterfly Basics and both of the matching die sets - Butterflies Thinlits and the new Bold Butterfly Framelits.  In fact I love this set so much that I made two projects for this blog hop!

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Bleach technique, sponging. Best Thoughts & Watercolour Wings stamp sets
The first is a simple latch card - thank you to Dina Kowal at Splitcoaststampers for the great tutorial.  I heat embossed the flower image from Best Thoughts and "reverse coloured" by painting with bleach, using more bleach in some areas than others to for shading and highlights.  I stamped the Watercolour Wings butterflies twice, cutting one with the plain die and one with the matching filligree die.  I then glued the two layers together at the centre and adhered them onto the floral base, popping up the wings on dimensionals. 
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Inside
The colours I used are Island Indigo, Bermuda Bay and Pool Party.  I stamped the butterflies in these colours onto Soft Sky cardstock.  The butterfly bodies are Soft Suede.  I decorated the latch edge of the card with the Boho Chic embossing folder - using just the end and carefully embossing twice in order to cover the entire length of the card (the only way I could fit it all through the big shot as my card is quite large).

SU, Kinda Eclectic, Butterfly Basics, English Garden DSP PaperThe second is a card in a box.  I made it with the new thick Whisper White card stock (so it's VERY sturdy!) which I decorated with English Garden DSP and filled with a variety of butterflies and foliage.   

The sentiment from Watercolour Wings is stamped onto Blushing Bride card and cut out with the Tags & Labels Framelits. I stuck that onto a slightly larger Night of Navy layer.  

Foliage is from Kinda Eclectic (hand cut) and the Bird Builder Punch.  

All the colours are drawn from the English Garden DSP.
 
I hope you've enjoyed these projects, I would really welcome your comments.

Thanks for taking part in our blog hop, there are so many amazing ideas and inspiration you don't want to miss. Remember that currently you are at my blog - Stephanie Fischer, so check the blog hop line up list to see who is next in the list as you don't want to miss out on seeing any of the blogs and the amazing inspiration they contain.

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