Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Introducing the new Camellia Carnation collection by heartfelt Creations



Hi, to start the new collection off, today I have a tend fold card without a sentiment....
this can be a good thing....a card to save in the stash for a rainy day....you know, the card you need in a hurry and you don't have the time to make right now....lol...

Introducing the Camellia Carnation collection
Beautifully ruffled in delicate layers and commonly gifted to express love, fascination, and distinction, the carnation flower is certainly recognizable and a floral garden and arrangement favorite. Thought to be one of the oldest cultivated flowers in the world and is known to be a wonderful choice for special occasions such as, weddings or just because occasions. With an outstanding reputation as a cut flower, and an amazing array of colors and sizes, it is no wonder that the carnation flower remains so popular today! Heartfelt Creations invites you to celebrate the beauty and gentle humbleness of the carnation with the Camelia Carnation Collection! With a color palette of fiery reds, pastel pinks, sunset orange tones, and lush hues of greens, the gorgeous paper collection brings with it a bold but feminine feel. Filled with attractive carnations clusters, exquisite flower gardens, and decorative lace like details, this pretty paper collection is sure to become a perennial favorite. Two cling stamp sets and coordinating dies come together to create enamoring and realistic carnation blossoms with delicately illustrated details and varying sized petals ideal for assembling full sized carnation flowers to charming mini versions, while a third cling stamp set lends itself perfectly to layering and creating dimensional carnation clusters. So join with us as we celebrate and give recognition to the traditional, but somewhat overlooked and under praised carnation flower!


This card sure was fun to make! Of course using the new 'Floral basic shaping mold' was a bonus....you got to get them! They save so, so much time...and what about the hands!....Yes thats right.....no more pain!
Now sit back, view and enjoy the ride...




This stamp image is fantastic for water coloring. 


PRODUCT LIST:
Heartfelt Creations Products And Products Carried On Their Website:
 Other Products Used:
Inks: Archival Inks: Coffee. Distress Inks: Fossilized Amber, Ripe Persimmon, Crushed, Peeled Paint. Paper: Watercolor paper. Other: Stickles, Hot Glue Gun, Water Mister, Bone folder, Water coloring brush, Scissors, Ruler, Versa-mark, Light Green Organza Ribbon, Misti Stamping Tool.

INSTRUCTIONS:
VIDEO on making the Carnations 
The finished size of this tent fold card is 5.31in x 5.31in (13.5cm x 13.5cm)
Taking the white cardstock make the tent fold card base. Finding the orange papers for the 1st and 2nd matting. Cut these papers a little smaller than each other, ink all the edges with the ripe persimmon distress ink. Find the card front matting from the design paper prints with a circle in it. Cut this out of the frame and ink the edges as the other papers. Adhere all three matting layers to the card front with 3d foam dots.
Taking the watercolor paper, the stamp from the fanciful carnation stamp set and the coffee ink. Stamp this image 3x. 1x for the oval and 2 for die cutting. Color the images with the inks. Cut the oval using a oval size that will fit the image from the large oval die set. Taking the white cardstock, cut 4x extra of the ovals. Adhere all the oval layers together to form a oval chipboard. Ink the oval edge. Put aside.
Finding for the leaves, the green design paper from the collection and orange colored design paper fro the carnations. Taking the small camellia carnation stamp set and matching die set. Stamp and die cut the petals 3x for each of the two flowers and 8x leaves. Make the carnation flowers as seen in the film. Bring shape to the leaves using the flower shaping tool kit.
Taking the organza ribbon make a full bow. Adhere the ribbon across the foot of the card front. Adhere the oval to the center of the card front. Adhere the carnation flowers to the top and under the bowknot. Adhere a few leaves to the bow and under the bow. Taking the carnation image that has been die cut earlier. Trim away the buds, give them shape using the flower shaping tools Adhere these between the carnations on the bowknot. Using the remainder of the trimmed image, adhere these to each side of the oval and under the bow. Add the carnation bud to the cluster. 
To finish the card, apply the diamond stickles
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thats it for today...be back next Wednesday with more yummies,
till then, scrappy inky hugs.
Sussipoppins
OXO

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