Showing posts with label flower foam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flower foam. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 April 2018
Yellow flowers...
Happy Saturday,
As I have an unexpected Saturday off I am attending a workshop today rather than running one, Im really looking forward ti making an MDF Steam Punk grandfather clock with All Reeve! Ill share some pictures of the day on facebook!
back to today and a simple card made with the gerebera daisy die and flower foam.
I cut the die three times form a piece of white flower foam. I then shaded each flower using light yellow izink pigment ink pad.
I heated each flower to make them curl and threaded yellow stamens through the centre.
Enjoy...
Friday, 9 March 2018
Blue Daisies...
Happy Friday,
I really feel with this card I have gained the look of rows of daisies exactly what I wanted from the die!
I coloured a piece of white watercolour card with the Izink pigment inks in blue. I spritzed it with water to make the colour move on th paper giving me a lovely texture.
I cut one of the Gerbera panels out form this card and backed it with white cutting 2 more in white and backing them with the blue. I cut these out with the outline die in the set and layered them as shown overlapping them ( just because a row of three would make a square doesn't mean we have to make one!
I stamped the Gerbera daisy stamp in grey ink onto white flower foam and sanded it with blue izink pigment ink pad and a finger dauber. I then heated the foam with my heat gun and used all six flowers that cut with the matching die to make this version.
I added the flower on a strip and knot of blue grosgrain stitched ribbon down the side making this even more a rectangular card!
Enjoy...
I really feel with this card I have gained the look of rows of daisies exactly what I wanted from the die!
I coloured a piece of white watercolour card with the Izink pigment inks in blue. I spritzed it with water to make the colour move on th paper giving me a lovely texture.
I cut one of the Gerbera panels out form this card and backed it with white cutting 2 more in white and backing them with the blue. I cut these out with the outline die in the set and layered them as shown overlapping them ( just because a row of three would make a square doesn't mean we have to make one!
I stamped the Gerbera daisy stamp in grey ink onto white flower foam and sanded it with blue izink pigment ink pad and a finger dauber. I then heated the foam with my heat gun and used all six flowers that cut with the matching die to make this version.
I added the flower on a strip and knot of blue grosgrain stitched ribbon down the side making this even more a rectangular card!
Enjoy...
Friday, 16 February 2018
More Foam Flowers...
Happy Friday,
I am demoing at every one of the Crafters Companion stores this weekend starting today! Todays I am in Newton Ayecliffe Tomorrow in Chesterfield and Sunday ate Evesham. If you are near any of the shops why not opt in and say hi and see what I am playing with ( Thats what I love about demo days I get to play all day!)
Back to today and another card made using the flower foam and matching dies form Leane Creatief this time in a warm yellow and orange colour.
I made up the flowers as yesterdays instructions however I used yellow and orange izink pigment ink for the shading. And placed the spray on the inked wreath and Peacock feather media plate background.
Enjoy...
I am demoing at every one of the Crafters Companion stores this weekend starting today! Todays I am in Newton Ayecliffe Tomorrow in Chesterfield and Sunday ate Evesham. If you are near any of the shops why not opt in and say hi and see what I am playing with ( Thats what I love about demo days I get to play all day!)
Back to today and another card made using the flower foam and matching dies form Leane Creatief this time in a warm yellow and orange colour.
I made up the flowers as yesterdays instructions however I used yellow and orange izink pigment ink for the shading. And placed the spray on the inked wreath and Peacock feather media plate background.
Enjoy...
Thursday, 15 February 2018
Foam Flowers...
Happy Thursday,
I've been playing again this time with the new dies and flower foam from Leane Creatief and I love the effect I get with this.
In this card I used the flowers to accent a panel made with my media plates, the Izink pigment inks and a peacock father. I have had this piece made for quite a while but needed something to accent it and the flowers were perfect.
To make the flowers I used the LeCrea Easy Flower die no 45.4551 ( thats all the name I could find) and cut the flowers ( 3 sizes) out of the white flower foam form the same company. I shaded the petals on both sides using the finger Daubers and light purple pigment ink from Izink. Once shaded I heated the flowers using my heat gun, the longer you heat the foam the more the petals curl up. I added stamen in the centre and added the flowers until I had three separate blooms. I then shaded the matching leaves from the set and added these (shaded in light blue to match the ribbon) I then simply arranged these onto a bow.
I farmes the piece using the Press Cut Notched Rectangle dies in blue and white lustre card.
Enjoy...
I've been playing again this time with the new dies and flower foam from Leane Creatief and I love the effect I get with this.
In this card I used the flowers to accent a panel made with my media plates, the Izink pigment inks and a peacock father. I have had this piece made for quite a while but needed something to accent it and the flowers were perfect.
To make the flowers I used the LeCrea Easy Flower die no 45.4551 ( thats all the name I could find) and cut the flowers ( 3 sizes) out of the white flower foam form the same company. I shaded the petals on both sides using the finger Daubers and light purple pigment ink from Izink. Once shaded I heated the flowers using my heat gun, the longer you heat the foam the more the petals curl up. I added stamen in the centre and added the flowers until I had three separate blooms. I then shaded the matching leaves from the set and added these (shaded in light blue to match the ribbon) I then simply arranged these onto a bow.
I farmes the piece using the Press Cut Notched Rectangle dies in blue and white lustre card.
Enjoy...
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