Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Heartfelt Creations, Under The Sea....Fish Bowl card......

'There is only one like you'
           #Heartfelt Creations Products and Products Carried by Heartfelt Creations:
DDOTS -Double Dots/3d foam squares
GBCC1212-Clear cardstock
159723- Art Institute Glue
24125- Crystal Lacquer
359760-Gold Embossing powder
ANC818-Prills, Go man go
ANC845-Prills, Flower out age
359848- Spellbinders Tool N’ one
173842-Scor-pal
SMP001- stamp Pad Mat
#Other Products Used:
Doobadoo: Fish bowl 470713.504
Ranger products: Stickles: Star dust, Water mister, Water coloring brush, Heat gun. Distress inks: Tumbled glass, Evergreen bough. Derwent Ink-tense pencils72: see instructions
Cardstock/paper: Crafters Companion-centura pearl-snow white hint of gold 300gm, Aquarelle paper, Other products used: Versa-mark, Inking foam tool, Glue gun, Heat gun, Tonic paper cutter, Tonic die cutting machine
Click HERE for the flower making tool kit
Click HERE to see the introduction of this collection
INSTRUCTIONS:
Please note: All stamping is done with the gold embossing powder. For the Derwent pencil colors used, I have made a color list for each image, because it was so many and long, you will find this listed on my blog. Look to the end of the posting. sussipoppins.blogspot.com
Instructions:
This project measures 17 cm x 17 cm when finished. The bowl measures15.2 cm x 13.7 cm. The top of the bowl is 1.7 cm x 11.6 cm. The base, 3.5 cm x 11.6 cm. 

Take the fish bowl pattern, the crafters companion card stock and trace and cut the fish bowl. For the fish bowl front, cut out the front circle using the line on the pattern. To form a clear window front, cut from the clear cardstock the same size as the bowl front. Before adhering the window, use the distress inks to bring color to the fish bowl. Now you can adhere the clear sheet to the back of the bowl hole. From the paper pad cut two strips for the foot of the bowl front. 

Find the paper with the sentiment ‘There is only one like you’, cut this to form the background of the bowl. Ink the edges then adhere in place. Stamp, color, then die cut all the embellishments.


Bring shape to the stamped images with the flower shaping tool kit. Apply stickles to the elements and back ground then put aside to dry. Make your flowers and leaves. 

To make the valley and hill support for the elements, cut from the paper pad12 cm x 10 cm. Make the folds at 1.5 cm. Ink the folds. Adhere this to the back foot of the fish bowl. Arrange the elements to the background and in the folds of the base, so each fold has sea grass, swirls, fishes and it is all in balance.

Please note: the sea grass is from the jellyfish tentacles, the swirls are cut from the flower swirl. Once you are pleased with the results and all is secure and dry, adhere this base to the fish bowl front. To finish the project, adhere the coral boarder, flowers and leaves to the front top and foot.


Well thats it for my inky love this week...so love this collection and am sure every one else does too.


Don't forget to go on back to the Heartfelt Creations blog to see the rest of the zero calorie yum thats over there....and yes you can go back for second, third helpings.....lol
Have a stampy inky week...hugs from SussiP


OXO 

10 comments:

  1. Susan, I love love love this creation! From the shape of the card, the dimensional layering, to all the extra fine detailing you have really out done yourself! Absolutely stunning!

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  2. This is one gorgeous piece! I love the colors on your flowers!

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  3. An absolutely amazing fishbowl card Sussi! A total feast for the eyes! Hugs!

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  4. Oh my giddy Aunt! You are totally rocking this collection, Sussi! Your color palette is perfectly tropical, and I love the clever way you've used the jellyfish tentacles and flower pistils here. Wow, wow, wow!

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  5. What a beautiful card! I appreciate all of the time you must have put in. Thanks for sharing.

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  6. Thank you all for leaving some love here this week. xox

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  7. I really love your creative fish bowl card. It is just so beautiful and filled with eye candy detail! Marie

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  8. love the gold embossing as always, stunning card, love all the die work

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