Hello ,
Its Anita here and I am back with my Friday post.
Happiness is such a subjective emotion. many derive happiness by spending time with their loved ones while some become happy by being with their pets. know some people are happy when alone while some like noisy crowd to be happy.
I find happiness in flowers. And I am happy when my flowers bloom the way I want them to. And the CottageCutz 3D flowers dies are most amazing ones that make my flowers look happy.
There is a wide variety of flower and leaf dies ranging from tiny flowers to mega sized blooms.
For my card here, I have created some spring flowers and I loved the purple hue . Do follow the step by step instructions for making these flowers.
Here is my card.
Colour the flowers and leaves using distress inks and put tiny dots with black pen. Mist the flowers with water.
Carefully make small cut marks in between the petals. This will enable the pollen centres to pass through.
Its Anita here and I am back with my Friday post.
Happiness is such a subjective emotion. many derive happiness by spending time with their loved ones while some become happy by being with their pets. know some people are happy when alone while some like noisy crowd to be happy.
I find happiness in flowers. And I am happy when my flowers bloom the way I want them to. And the CottageCutz 3D flowers dies are most amazing ones that make my flowers look happy.
There is a wide variety of flower and leaf dies ranging from tiny flowers to mega sized blooms.
For my card here, I have created some spring flowers and I loved the purple hue . Do follow the step by step instructions for making these flowers.
Here is my card.
Instructions for making flowers
Cut the die cuts from white card stock using CottageCutz dies
Cut out 2 frames each for the card base and stick them together.
Colour the flowers and leaves using distress inks and put tiny dots with black pen. Mist the flowers with water.
Shape using an embossing tool on a foam mat as shown
Make pollen centres as shown
Add wire pollens to filler flowers
Carefully make small cut marks in between the petals. This will enable the pollen centres to pass through.
Complete all the flowers and lay them out on the card.
the finished card measures 7"/ 7". It has two mat layers of 6.5/6.5" and 6"/6". The edges have been distressed. Cut 4 strips from pattern paper measuring 1"/ 7" and swipe walnut stain ink to give that distressed look. Adhere on card front as shown.
CottageCutz dies used
Other products
Distress inks-walnut stain, seedless preserve, wilted violet, Memento inks-bamboo leaves, ivy cottage. white card stock
Do leave a few happy words and thanks for stopping by.
Wow, your flowers are gorgeous. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWow, what gorgeous flowers you created with the lovely die! The card is gorgeous, and your tutorial is thorough and easy to follow! Great card, Anita!
ReplyDeleteAnita, your flowers are really gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! Your flowers look amazing, thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAmazing flowers and your card design is so interesting and dimensional! Plus purple is my favorite color so I'm already hooked! The black dots and the pollen are quite the wow factor.
ReplyDeleteYou work such magic with your 3D Flowers Anita- this is beautiful
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous card, Anita! Your flowers are stunning! Thanks for the tutorial! :o)
ReplyDeleteJust absolutely gorgeous flowers! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the details on the flowers!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Anita!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you. This is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Pat