..."Praying For You" Z fold card
Heartfelt Creations Products And Products Carried On Their Website:
Other Products Used:
Maroon archival Ink, Pink card stock, Hot Glue Gun, Water
Mister, Bone folder, Paper distressing tool, Water coloring brush, Scissors,
Rule, Fussy Cutting Scissors, Double sided Tape, Double Sided 3d Foam Tape,
Pink ribbon, Misti stamping tool, Zutter bow maker, Crop-a-dial, Versa-mark,
Clear embossing powder.
Instructions:
The finished size of this Z card is 7.28” x 17” (18.5cm x
15cm)
Taking the white cardstock and cut for the card base 5.82” x
12”(14.8 cm x 30.5cm) Make folds at one end, 2.36”x 4.72” (6cm and 12cm) this
will be the card foot.
Taking the pink card stock cut a card front measuring 4.13 x
7.48” (10.5cm x 19cm). Make a fold in one end for a hinge. .o59” (1.5cm) Center
this and adhere the hinge to the front top edge of the card base. Taking the
pink card stock cut the matting for the card base and the foot folds of the
card. Cut the matting a little smaller than the white card stock. Find from the
paper collection the design with the Peonies and the flowerbed scenery. Cut a second layer of matting for the card
with this. Cutting a little smaller than the pink card stock. Adhere all layers
of the matting to the card front but before adhering the inside card front pink
card stock and paper print, first wrap the ribbon around both layers and adhere
in place then adhere both layers to the card base. For the inside sentiment and
decoration; cut from the pink cardstock for the inside card sentiment 3.74” x
5.70” (9.5cm x14.5cm) Taking a piece of white card stock cut this to 2.16” x
3.34” (5.5cm x 8.5cm) Taking the stamp with the sentiment and maroon ink, stamp
the sentiment. Adhere in place with 3d foam tape. Taking the ‘Peony bud and Blossom’
stamp and matching die sets stamp, die cut and color both sizes of the peonies.
Adhere these in place with the 3d foam tape. To make the flowers use the stamps
and dies for the Sweet Peony’s, stamp using the Archival inks and white
card-stock. Bring color to the stamped flower petals and leaves with the 3d
stamping inks. This will give a beautiful metallic sheen to your flowers.
Taking the crop-a-dile, make a small hole in the center of each petal. Using
the flower shaping molds bring shape to the petals. The rose flower-shaping
mold was used for the peonies. The yellow stamens are used for the peony
centers. Thread the stamens through the wholes as you stack the flower petal
layers. See the video to see how this is done. Used the clear drying glue to
apply the glitter to the flower petals and leaf veins. To decorate the card
front flap, make a triple bow from the ribbon with aid of the Zutter bow maker.
Adhere this to the front flap. Arrange the flowers and adhere. Arrange the
flowers in a cluster tucking the peony buds and leaves under the bow and flowers.
Once all the embellishments are secured to the card front flap adhere the
sentiment to the top of the flowers with the hot glue gun. Using the white card
stock, stamp the ‘Praying For You’ with the maroon ink, then with the clear
embossing powder. Die cut the sentiment with the matching die. Color the
sentiment with a green wash from the moss green stamping paint. Apply a little
clear drying glue across the card front flap and card front, sprinkle the
glitter and leave to dry.
Love these peony buds, they are great fillers.
Above are a few close ups so you can see how the embellishments are placed, below a side view of the card so you get to see how it stands.
This z card is so fun to make, it sure is a winner if you like to add a lot of embellishments.
Next week I had for you a little cute gift box...here's a few sneak peaks...
till next week, have a scrappy inky time.
Hugs
That was another project from the Sweet Peony collection....a must have collection because you will use it over and over again....a true classic....more eye candy to come next week....
....till then inky hugs and Sussipoppins love.
OXO
Your card is just gorgeous!! Love your bow and your flowers and the arrangement! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow...gorgeous work of art Susan!
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