I made 3 extra special wine tags for the Craft Show tomorrow. Two of them are for Mother's Day and the third is for an Anniversary. If more are needed I will take orders for them.
This one is for Mother's Day.
Each tag is 2 3/8 wide by 9 1/2" long. The bottom end is notched.
The top end is scored at 3" and a 1 1/4" circle punch is inserted, centered and punched. This is for the neck of the wine bottle.
The cardstock I used for this tag is Rose Red and it can be decorated any way you like, but for this one I chose a piece of non SU Vellum. I also put a piece of vellum on the top of the tag and punched another 1 1/4 cicle hole in it. I surrounded this by a 1 3/4" scallop circle Rose Red with a 1 1/4" circle in the middle.
The sentiment is from "Sweet Laughter". The word was too large for my tag so I cut it into 3 words and mounted it on a piece of Rose Red with the corners rounded.
The Old Olive leaf was die cut using the Flower Frenzy die, and the 3 flowers made using the Spiral Flower die.
A medium sized butterfly was die cut in black, folded in half and adhered beneath the flowers
I added pearls to the top of the tag and at the lower ends of the banner.
Here are 2 others I made:
For this one I used Sahara Sand carstock, Something Borrowed DSP, Memorable Moments stamp set, Sahara Sand Lace Trim, Silver baker's twine, Scoring Tool to make the Rosettes, silver ink, silver embossing powder and silver dazzling details.
The cardstock here is Marina Mist, with specialty silver vellum, silver cardstock, a rosette flower made using Marina Mist DSP (with a retired Filigree brad in the center), 5/8" satin silver ribbon, dazzling glimmer paper bitty butterflies and labels framelits.
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Showing posts with label Sweet Laughter. Show all posts
Friday, May 1, 2015
Saturday, March 21, 2015
Happy Mother's Day - a Bleaching Technique
It's been a while since I've done the bleaching technique on cards. I used to do it a lot in my early card making days, but not lately. The idea came to use bleaching as a technique was inspired by Sandi Daley, and as a result will be doing this technique in class the end of April - as a Mother's Day card.
Taking a piece of 1 3/4 by 4 1/4" piece of Bermuda Bay cardstock, the floral image from "Mother's Love" was embossed with black embossing powder. Embossing keeps the bleach within the confines of the image.
Using a small paint brush and ordinary household bleach (fresh bleach works the best, so if you've had your bleach for a while get some new bleach), paint with bleach all the areas you wish to. The entire image does not need to be bleached. I did decide to bleach all the open areas.
Waiting for the bleach to do its trick can be frustrating, so apply the heating tool, and like magic, the bleached areas will turn white. Doing this will also show up areas you missed with the brush, so you can reapply bleach to those areas.
The image can stay white if you wish, but I decided to re-add some colours using markers. First I applied Hello Honey to the throat of each flower, and then a bit of Calypso Coral. Garden Green and Old Olive were added to the leaves.
I really wanted the top of the flowers to be a bit white, so I used a chalk pen. I also used it on the leaves.
The art work panel was matted with Hello Honey cardstock and adhered to the layer below with dimensionals.
The basic cardstock is Bermuda Bay, layered with Whisper White, and then a Bermuda Bay layer die cut with the Hexagon Hive framelit.
Around these 3 layers some white Baker's twine was wrapped 3 times and knotted over the image piece. Some Baker's Twine was fed through a Calypso Coral button (SAB) and a bow tied at the top. It was adhered over the knot of the Baker's Twine using at least 4 glue dots. These layers were then adhered to the Bermuda Bay card base.
The sentiment is from "Sweet Laughter" and was stamped in 2 separate images using markers to highlight the word(s) I wanted and where. They were stamped on Hello Honey cardstock and die cut using the Banners framelit. It was added at an angle with dimensionals at the notched end, and adhesive at the other.
Supplies Used:
Taking a piece of 1 3/4 by 4 1/4" piece of Bermuda Bay cardstock, the floral image from "Mother's Love" was embossed with black embossing powder. Embossing keeps the bleach within the confines of the image.
Using a small paint brush and ordinary household bleach (fresh bleach works the best, so if you've had your bleach for a while get some new bleach), paint with bleach all the areas you wish to. The entire image does not need to be bleached. I did decide to bleach all the open areas.
Waiting for the bleach to do its trick can be frustrating, so apply the heating tool, and like magic, the bleached areas will turn white. Doing this will also show up areas you missed with the brush, so you can reapply bleach to those areas.
The image can stay white if you wish, but I decided to re-add some colours using markers. First I applied Hello Honey to the throat of each flower, and then a bit of Calypso Coral. Garden Green and Old Olive were added to the leaves.
I really wanted the top of the flowers to be a bit white, so I used a chalk pen. I also used it on the leaves.
The art work panel was matted with Hello Honey cardstock and adhered to the layer below with dimensionals.
The basic cardstock is Bermuda Bay, layered with Whisper White, and then a Bermuda Bay layer die cut with the Hexagon Hive framelit.
Around these 3 layers some white Baker's twine was wrapped 3 times and knotted over the image piece. Some Baker's Twine was fed through a Calypso Coral button (SAB) and a bow tied at the top. It was adhered over the knot of the Baker's Twine using at least 4 glue dots. These layers were then adhered to the Bermuda Bay card base.
The sentiment is from "Sweet Laughter" and was stamped in 2 separate images using markers to highlight the word(s) I wanted and where. They were stamped on Hello Honey cardstock and die cut using the Banners framelit. It was added at an angle with dimensionals at the notched end, and adhesive at the other.
Supplies Used:
Monday, March 16, 2015
Happy Mother's Day The Paper Players #236
The challenge with the Paper Players this week is to make a Clean and Simple: Floral card. I made a Mother's Day card.
I just love the stamp set "Painted Petals" and I don't use it nearly enough. It was perfect for this CAS Mother's Day card.
The sentiment, from "Sweeet Laughter" was stamped first on a piece of Whisper White cardstock. Then I stamped the flower - the stem and leaves with Wild Wasabit in, and the roses with Rose Red ink. A butterfly, punched with the Itty Butterfly punch was adhered with a glue dot over the end of the sentiment. Tiny pearls were placed on the body.
The Whisper White cardstock was matted with Rose Red cardstock, then a small piece of melon mambo ribbon was attached at an angle on the upper right corner.
The base card is Rose Red cardstock, layered with Whisper White, and a strip of Painted Blooms DSP was attached in the middle.
The focal panel was attached to the card using dimensionals.
Supplies used:

I just love the stamp set "Painted Petals" and I don't use it nearly enough. It was perfect for this CAS Mother's Day card.
The sentiment, from "Sweeet Laughter" was stamped first on a piece of Whisper White cardstock. Then I stamped the flower - the stem and leaves with Wild Wasabit in, and the roses with Rose Red ink. A butterfly, punched with the Itty Butterfly punch was adhered with a glue dot over the end of the sentiment. Tiny pearls were placed on the body.
The Whisper White cardstock was matted with Rose Red cardstock, then a small piece of melon mambo ribbon was attached at an angle on the upper right corner.
The base card is Rose Red cardstock, layered with Whisper White, and a strip of Painted Blooms DSP was attached in the middle.
The focal panel was attached to the card using dimensionals.
Supplies used:
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Labels:
Mother's Day,
Painted Petals,
Sweet Laughter
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