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Showing posts with label mother's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother's day. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Inlay flower

Hello dear Friends:

Another card using the inlay technique...

inlay flowers front card

I love how this technique makes the card look so beautiful...

inlay flowers detail card

The doily frame was a bit smaller than the perimeter of my card so I made a slit (between flowers) and voilà, the frame could be adapted to the size of my other panels, otherwise the doilies would of being on top of my grey panel
You can barely notice the slit between flowers...

inlay flowers detail frames

I used 3 different frames the one with tiny scallops in white, the 2nd one in grey paper with a stitch border and the doily one...

inlay flowers side view


Thanks for the company...
and specially for the lovely comments that you take the time to leave me here...
It is always encouraging to hear from you...
SUPPLIES

Petite flower bunch from Memory Box;
*another option of flower can be found on the supply list below





Sunday, May 14, 2017

Happy Mother's Day

A very special day here in the USA...
a bouquet of flowers 
to celebrate 
Mother's day...

mothers day card lilac bouquet in watercolor front

day celebrated in many other countries on different dates;
In Colombia, same as USA
In Mexico it was on May 10th

mothers day card lilac bouquet in watercolor detail

In Costa Rica it is in August
In Argentina it's on October;
In france it is at the en of may...
just to mention some...

mothers day card lilac bouquet in watercolor side


My card, the stamp was colored in watercolor paper with "Zig watercolor Marquers from Kuretake"

and the I choose some shiny papers; gold  for the floral frame and for the background some glitter paper in turquoise color...
I used as well the inlay technique to insert the middle panel with the stamped bouquet in the center of the frame...

mothers day card lilac bouquet in watercolor last view


Wishing an excellent mother's day to 
All of you mothers out there...

Hugs
Thanks for the company 


Note:  
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Simon Says Stamp take $20 when you spend $100.00
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Thursday, November 10, 2016

Flower Pins in Felt

Hello dear Friends:

I made these flower "Boutonnières"/lapel pins for my mother's birthday...
upon arrival all the women invitees could choose the pin of their desire...

flower pins in felt

They are quite simple to make, you will need felt, Memory Box dies, brooches and a glue gun...
here it is how I made them..

This flower uses the "Plush Camelia" die from "Memory Box"
step 1: Die cut several petals
gather/glue  the smallest ones around 3 or 5 pistils
Note: you can skip the pistils and just gather 2 or 3 of the small petals and start gluing them to each other
some of my flowers do not have pistils, see photo.

flower pins in felt step by step

step 2: keep adding petals around, just place a dob of glue at the end of each petal


step 3; die cut some leaves (grey) and 2 circles (green) for the back


 step 4;
when finish adding petals add one circle
on the 2nd circle cut with scissors 2 small slots, to insert the brooch

step 5:
insert the pin and glue it


 step 6:
final result back and front

flower pins in felt back and front

for some other flowers to give a different look, you can start backwards
start with one circle (green) for the back and start gluing the petals (pinched) from the center outwards
to form a "cup"


here it is the "cup"
continue gluing petals



These are wonderful little souvenirs/favors for any party...
You could surprise your family for this coming Thanksgiving 
and give away these to make this special Holiday even more memorable

or how about some reds ones for Christmas
see photo below using the "Plush Anemone" die

here are the dies that I used...

flower pins in felt supplies


NOTE: use a high quality felt, it really makes a difference in the die cutting and in the end result of the look of the flower...leaving a clean smooth edge
See supplies below (felt from "Taylored Expressions")

Thanks for the visit...

Supplies