HI..welcome to this double trouble posting...
Yes Heartfelt Creations have done it again...and it's not black Friday!
A fantastic new release of card making wonders and new basic...must have...helpful dies that we have all have been waiting for....and now we have them!
To launch this new release I have two cards of yum eye candy....
(thats the double trouble...lol ) enjoy the fun...
No. 1
This card looks like it is a run of the mill winter card. But when you open it....a whole new world is opened for you. Layers of winter woodland scenes, a card that is fun to make and fun to give with love to someone special.
I Wish You Love
Heartfelt Creations Products And Products Carried On Our Website:
Other Products Used:
Nuvo Glitter Drops-Chocolate Fondue, Versa-mark, White drying glue, Stickles, Heat Gun, Inking tool, Bone folder, Scissors, Ruler, Black Archival Ink, Festive Berries, Black Soot, Peacock Feathers, Vintage Photo, Ground Espresso, Mowed Lawn distress inks, Hot glue gun, Versa-mark, Fussy Cutting Scissors, Double sided Tape, Double Sided Foam 3d tape, White organza Ribbon, Misti, Softly Falling and Woodland SUP embossing folders. Glue dot.
Instructions:
The finished size of this slider tunnel card is 8 1/2 “ x 11” ( 13.5 cm x 15 cm )
Click
HERE to see how to make layers cards and boxes
Click
HERE to see all measurements and how to make the slider card base.
The card front for this slider card is 5 1/2 “ x 7 “ ( 14 cm x 17.7 cm ) Once you have made the card base, find the matting paper in the paper collection. Cut this a little smaller than the card base. You will only need to cover the card front 1” (2 cm ) down as the tunnel card book will be adhered to the rest of the card front base. Cut from the design paper 7 “ x 1 “ ( 17.7 cm x 2.4 cm ) for the tunnel card book spine. Using the Mowed Lawn, ink all the edges of the design paper that will be showing. Adhere the prepared design paper in place. Put aside until you have completed the tunnel book card. Adhere the design paper to the tunnel book card spine, covering the spine and a little on the front. Here starts the fun! How to make the whole in the pages: Chose two papers for each page remembering you have a main page and a top page which I did not decorate for this card. Once the pages have been chosen and are cut to size, place the page onto the design paper and trace around the whole. Find the die to fit the oval whole and tape in place before die cutting. Place the tape to the inside of the oval in case the tape rips the paper when taking it off, then it will not show. Tape well as you do not want this to move in your machine! Emboss the papers you want embossed with the embossing folders. You can use either wet glue or double side tape to adhere the pages together and into the bookbinding. This project was started with the front page then went to the back of the book and worked forward. You can do what ever suits you. Note, there is no oval hole in the front page because it is covered; this is so it will look like a book cover. Take the largest oval die with the fancy edge and cut out from the front page. Cut a smaller oval. Cut a few extra from white card stock and adhere together so the ovals will be very firm and will not bend. These will be adhered back in place with foam 3d dots after the edges are inked with mowed lawn ink. Apply the white drying glue to the roof and water wheel then apply the crystal clear glitter. Leave to dry. When this is dry adhere on place once all the pages are done. Find the twin paper and fancy cut the two cardinal birds. Apply the glue and glitter to the snow on this fussy cut. This will also be later adhered with 3d foam dots. The berries are highlighted with a few drops of Red Berry crystal gloss drops. The sentiment is stamped onto the white card stock, cut into strips and the edges are inked. Two lines are adhered to each page of the book. The back page: Find x2 the design paper with the large deer on it. Fussy cut the deer from one of these papers. The fussy cutting will be used for two pages. Stamp, colour and die cut the twigs from the window fillers sets. Make x4; apply the glue and glitter to the snow on the twigs. Use the same paper for the background. Adhere to the back page. Adhere the prepared sentiments. Use the remaining deer for the next page, building the picture as you go. Do the same for the remaining pages planning and fussy cutting as you go. Not forgetting to apply the glue and glitter before adhering the page to the book. It takes a little longer but then glitter will not get to where it is not wanted. The page with the window: This is stamped and die cut an extra 5 times. Adhere together then ink the window frame with vintage photo. Die cut the fancy frame from the window box elements die set from whit card stock to use as a window curtain, adhere to the back of the window frame before adhering the frame to the page. Stamp the flowers and mistletoe branch for the foot of the window. Arrange and adhere in place. Adhere all the sentiment s to the pages. To finish, add stickles to the snow on the trees and snowflakes on the front page. Adhere the book to the card front. Make a large triple bow and adhere to the top of the slider with a glue dot. To finish the card, adhere the mistletoe branch and flower to the knot of the bow.
Detailed photos of the front cover
Photos of the 1st page
Open it up and see whats inside.
Photos of the 2nd page
See all the detail of glittery snow on the roof tops and tree branches
Photos of the 3rd page
Here you can see the details of the 3d reindeer foraging for food in the snow.
Photos of the 4th page
Now that was fun!
Ready for the second helping for today?
...take the time to look at this one...
Drum roll...the new SHADOW BOXES released today from Heartfelt Creations!
Wow this is going to be a for sure sell out!
Yip...released in all three basic Heartfelt creations crafting basic colours...Black White and Kraft.
News flash!!!
The Cut Mat Create dies match exactly with the openings....now that was a well worth investing when you got that set a few years ago...that has been put away, stored safely for a rainy day...
well...today it's pouring!
SHADOW BOX SLIDER CARD
Circles and Oval dies
Heartfelt Creations Products And Products Carried On Our Website:
Other Products Used:
Diamond stickle’s, Heat Gun, Water Mister, Bone folder, Scissors, Ruler, Victorian velvet Distress Ink, Spellbinders Thinking of You die S2-140, Hot glue gun, Fussy Cutting Scissors, Double sided Tape, Pink organza ribbon, Misti, Zutter bow maker, Glue dot
Instructions:
The finished size of this slider card is 6 1/2 “ x 5 1/4 “ (17 cm x 13.5 cm )
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HERE to see the video on using the Deluxe Flower Shaping Tool Kit…
Click
HERE (youtube film)to see tips on the shadow box
Taking the white card stock make a card base. Cut 10 1/2 “ x 5 1/4 “ ( 27 cm x 13.5 cm ) and make x2 2” ( 5 cm x 2 cm ) folds along the longer edge. Cut a slider at 1.65 ” x 3.65 “ ( 4.2 cm x 9.3 cm ) the card front cut at 3.85 “ x 5.85 “ ( 14.9 cm x 9.8 cm ) You will find a how to make the slider card HERE. Finding the Pink coloured design paper with the music print. Cut the matting a little smaller than the white card stock. Adhere all to the card base. Find the design paper with the white music print from the collection and use this to cover the box. You will find the die to fit the whole size in the Cut Mat Create set. Adhere the paper to the box shape then cut the whole with the die….don’t forget to tape the die in place! Ink the whole edges with the Victorian velvet ink. Find the box inside background paper in the collection. It is the oval shaped card front print with the pink poinsettias, berries and holly leaves. Cut to fit the box size. Fussy cut a few poinsettias from the papers and adhere with foam 3d dots to the side of the oval. Die cut x4 from the white card stock the sentiment, x4 the fancy boarder ( apply the crystal clear to all e4 die cuts ) Adhere 2 of the boarder die cuts to the inside sides of the box. Continue to secure the box shape with the background in place. Adhere the box to the card front. Taking the remaining 2 prepared boarders, adhere at the side of the box on the card front. Adhere a fussy cut poinsettia flower cluster along the box of the opening. Stamp, die cut, colour and shape x3 double small size poinsettias, place then on top of the flower cluster to the right and onto the card foot base. Apply the Wedgwood blue gloss to the flower centres. Put aside to dry. Taking the Cut Mat Create die set, find the leaf swirl and cut x2, colour and shape. Adhere under the poinsettias on each side. Adhere the sentiment layers together and then adhere across the box front. Make the triple bow and adhere to the top of the box with the glue dot. To finish apply the diamond stickle to the flower petal tips and centres.
Below a few extra close ups so you can see the placement of embellishments and how it was put together
You will have to go to or back to the Heartfelt Creations site and see the rest of all that goodness there!
It will no doubt take you the whole week to get through it....thats what happens when you have so much talent in one place...yip...it's a one stop shop....art from the heart.
Don't forget to drop by the new release section and check out those new dies, card bases and shadow boxes. Great stuff.
Sussipoppins inky hugs and love.
Have a fun scrappy week....lol
OXO
