....a pretty gift box with a window.
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, Scissors, Ruler, Fussy Cutting Scissors, Double sided Tape,
Misti stamping tool, Crop-a-dial, Walnut stain distress ink, Water paint brush,
Red glass beads. Green organza ribbon.
Click HERE to see the video on using the Deluxe Flower
Shaping Tool Kit
Click HERE to see the video on making flowers with the
flower shaping moulds
Click HERE to see how to make these beautiful Peony's
Click HERE to see how to make these beautiful Peony's
Instructions:
The finished size of this box is 4.44” x 3.30” (11.3cm x 8.4cm).
The smaller sized shadow box is used for this project. Taking the paper pad for
this collection, find the print with the bricks on it. Cut this to fit all the
sides, inside, front and back cover of the shadow box base. Taking the cut-mate-create
die set, find the cutting die to fit the hole in the box. 2.5” x 3.5” Using the
die cut the hole into the printed-paper so it will match the hole in the precut
shadow box. Apply the walnut stain ink to all the edges of the box. Cut from
the clear card stock to fit the box inside front. Adhere the clear card stock
in place to close the hole in the box. Apply a little clear drying glue with
the aid of a sponge to the edge of the box front and clear card stock. Sprinkle
the glitter and leave to dry. Taking the printed-paper cut the box wrapper to
fit the box. Ink the edges with the walnut stain ink Cut a matting from the
pink card stock, ink the edges with the walnut stain ink. Adhere to the box
wrapper with the 3d foam tape. Use the printed-paper cut from the box hole to
mat the pink card stock. Before adhering in place, ink the edges. To make the flowers.:
Taking 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. Both the rose and
basic flower-shaping molds were 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 then put aside to dry. For
the lilacs they are stamped colored then die cut. Spritz with water then using
the lilac flower mold to bring the shape to the petal. This saves so much time
using the flower shaping molds. Make four of the lilac swirls as a base for the
flower clusters. By stamping, coloring and die cutting , then trim to fit the
corners of both the box and box wrapper. The flowers for the box are not 3d but
are layered with beads adhered to the flower centers. Arrange and adhere as
seen in the project photo. Do the same for the box wrapper. Adhere the ribbon
to the box opening and tie the box closed with a bow.
You can put all sorts of goodies in this cute sweet and adorable gift box...a few deluxe chocolates would always be a winner....
Next week...yes it's that time again. Debuting another 'To Die For' collection from Heartfelt Creations!
The collection is called....drum roll.....
'Butterfly Kisses'
The collection is called....drum roll.....
'Butterfly Kisses'
A sneaky peak....till then inky scrappy Sussipoppins hugs.
OXO
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Susan!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Susan!! Hugsxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Susan!! Love the flowers!
ReplyDeleteThank you girls for the love left behind....inky hugs to you all.....
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