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Aug 18, 2021

With Love and Sympathy

  Hello Friends,

Today I have an easy to make, elegant, sympathy card to share with you.  This card was created using solid colored papers, dies from Dies R Us and a stamp from Dies R Us.  The focal die is from Creative Expressions by Sue Wilson and it's called Finishing Touches - Grand Vinery.  This leafy vine die is absolutely lovely.  I have used the whole die, but you can also cut it down and use pieces of it in any design.

Come take a look!


Card Recipe:

I began with a ivory card base measuring 4 1/4 X 11 and scored it in half at 5 1/2.

Next, I decided on the colors to use.  I chose metallic blue, ivory and a pastel green.  I decided to use an ivory colored flower from Little Birdie Crafts.

Then I cut my dies.  I cut metallic blue cardstock using the Lawn Fawn Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Frames.  I took the inner rectangle and place it in my embossing folder from Anna Griffin called, "Matelasse."  This is a lovely basket weave design to add a little interest to the front of the card.  Using the Creative Expressions Finishing Touches, Grand Vinery die, I cut some pastel green leaves.  Next, I stamped the Lawn Fawn Sentiment, "with love and sympathy" using the Scripty Sayings stamp set in VersaMark and covered it in Copper embossing powder by Zing.  Then heated it up with my heat gun to melt the embossing powder for a raised appearance.  Next, I just cut my sentiment in a strip to go across the front of the card.

  Then I just put it all together as seen below.  So pretty!


Here is a photo of the Die R Us supplies I used for this card:


Here are the links to the design elements:

https://www.diesrus.com/products/lawn-fawn-stitched-scalloped-rectangle-frames-dies?_pos=1&_sid=dfdc3f129&_ss=r

https://www.diesrus.com/search?q=Finishing+touches

https://www.diesrus.com/products/lawn-fawn-scripty-sayings?_pos=1&_sid=37e55d4fb&_ss=r





Thank you for looking!

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Jul 14, 2021

Hello Sunshine!

 Hello Friends,

Can you imagine being on the beach with your toes in the sand, feeling the warm sun on your face and a slight salty breeze in the air.  Well, Diane here to share some Summertime beachy card inspiration with you using fabulous Dies R Us stamps and dies.  I have used the Marianne designs "Creatables" flower dies along with leaves from Karen Burniston and outline dies from Lawn Fawn.  The paper I used is a fun beachy theme from Prima Marketing called "Golden Coast" paper pad.

Come see what I have created.


This card is very simple to make.

I used gold card stock in between the layers to accent all the beautiful gold foiling in the Prima Marketing papers.



  Here is a picture of the supplies I used for this card. 

Later in this post I will have links for the supplies.


Card Tutorial

Below I have created for you a photo tutorial, so you may recreate this fun Summertime card.

Have Fun!!!


First, I chose my papers.



Next, I embossed my sentiment.


I used "Versamark" to stamp the Lawn Fawn "Hello Sunshine" stamp onto a scrap of white
cardstock.  Then, I sprinkled "Zing", Gold embossing powder on top of the wet stamped image.


I used my heat tool to set the embossing powder.
This creates a raised golden texture.



Using the Lawn Fawn coordinating die to the sentiment stamp set, I cut out my sentiment.


I wanted to create a small decorative boarder for my circle sentiment, so I selected the

Lawn Fawn, Stitched Scalloped Circle Frame.  I cut this out of Gold cardstock and attached 

it to the back of my sentiment circle.  Set aside.



The next step is creating handmade flowers.  This is so much fun.
I encourage you to give it a try.  I took the flower dies from
Marianne Designs, and using my Sizzix Big Shot Die cutting machine, I 
cut the flower pieces using pink metallic cardstock.  This cardstock is
available at Michael's Arts and Crafts and comes in all colors.  It is so pretty.



Next, I cut out the leaves.  I used gold metallic cardstock for them.



In order to add dimension and shape to these flowers, I suggest making a small
cut between each petal.  This will allow for the paper to come up a little as you
used an embossing flower shaping tool, as seen below.



I use this flower shaping tool which has a small ball at the end to roll around the
circumference of the middle of the flower.  As I roll the tool around, the petals
slowly lift up a little and create dimension.



Once I have all the petals shaped, then I glue them together.
Placing glue only in the center of the flower and then putting the smaller
flower on the larger one.


The next step is to add a center for your flower.

 Here I am using a flatback gem stone.

Because there is a hole in the center of this flower die, you could use a 

stamens for added dimension and a more realistic look.



This card measure 5x7.  My card base was cut from white cardstock measuring
10x7, I scored in the middle at 5" and folded my card in half.  The layers of decorative
card are cut as follows.  The first gold layer measures 4 7/8 x 6 7/8.  The next layer,
Prima paper measures 4 5/8 x 6 5/8.  The next gold layer measures 3 3/4 x 5 3/4.
Then next Prima paper layer measures 3 1/2 x 5 1/2.


Putting it all Together...


Here I am adhering with glue the Prima decorative paper on top of the gold metallic paper.
This will be my base decorative paper.



Do the same with the smaller layers.



Using pop dots or foam dimensional tape and glue to "pop" up the smaller layer
on top of the larger decorative base layer.  This really adds interest to your card.


  
Next, add your flowers, gold rope bow and gold leaves to the front of your card
with hot glue.


Here is another look at the finished card.




Supplies:
Available at Dies R Us


Lawn Fawn Magic Messages



Coordinating die to "magic messages" stamp set.




I used the second to the smallest.







Right now this flower die is not available at Dies R Us, however if you really want
it, you can find it by searching for it on Google.  There are plenty of flower dies currently
available at Dies R us.  You can use any floral die for the embellishments to this card.

Come check them out at Dies R Us.



Thank you for joining me today.  I hope you were inspired by my card.




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Sep 9, 2020

Shaker Pumpkin Halloween Card

 



Halloween is the time that Jack-O-Lanterns come to life.


Welcome everyone!  I'm so happy that you could join me for today's post.  I'm Monica of HeartcraftPaper and today I was inspired to make some Halloween shakers.  I figured that this shaker would make the perfect card.  I absolutely love using Lawn Fawn because they are fun, cute and simple.  The images and dies makes it simple to build up cute little stories.  Here is my pumpkin inspired card. 




Supplies:

Dark Kraft - American Craft
Black Glitter Cardstock - Best Creation
A2 Card Base
White Cardstock

Ghostly Damask - Carta Bella
So Creepy - Simple Stories
Fun Facts - Bella Blvd
Gina Marie Design Enamel Dots
Liquid Glue
1/8" double sided tape
​Halloween Sequin Mix

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Five Little Pumpkins Sitting On A Fence...


Start by die cutting the solid pumpkin piece from the Gingham & Linen Tangerine cardstock and transparency film.  Use the Linen side for this.  Next die cut the pumpkin frame out of the same paper on the gingham side.  Finally cut out 10 pumpkin frames out of white cardstock. 





Begin by gluing together sets of three or four white pumpkin frames together to make three sets.  Take each set and cut out the center frames.  





Once you have all three sets with the frames in the center cut out, begin gluing and stacking them all together.  I used the dies to press down firmly on the stack to make sure they adhered fully.  This leaves a 1/4" thick frame. 





It's time to build the well by gluing the solid pumpkin piece to the back of the stack.  make sure that the linen side is facing up and line the frame with 1/8" double sided tape.  Also line the frame with 1/8" double sided tape.  





Peel the tape backing off and adhere the transparency film cutout to the frame.  Die cut the pumpkin stem from the Dark Kraft paper.  Now peel back the  tape backing off of the well and attach the pumpkin stem to the top of the well.  Apply double sided tape to the stem as well.





Time to fill up the well with a Halloween Sequin mix.  I had a lovely black, orange and green in my stash and I used a small amount.  Seal the well with the frame.  Be careful to alight it well. 





Decorate the pumpkin with the face cutouts of black glitter card stock.  Also use the lime crush paper to cut out the leaves and vines for decoration as well. 





Using the damask paper pattern cut to 4.25" x 5.5" adhere it to the A2 card base.  Die cut out the frames from the So Creepy and Fun Facts paper.  you will turn them askew and glue them down onto the card base.  Cut the over-hanging pieces from the card.  This will set your background to glue down your pumpkin in the center. 





Cut a 1/2" strip of white cardstock and stamp the sentiment Halloween with the exclamation point in black ink on the far left and then make a perpendicular cut on the right side.  Stamp the happy sentiment in Twisted Citron and die cut out.  Using liquid glue, adhere the sentiment to the bottom left of the pumpkin. 





This is how the final product will look.  This is the perfect Halloween card.  It's fun, cute, and interactive. 




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Thank you for visiting the blog.  I Hope that you have enjoyed this how-to and find some inspiration for your next craft.  If you do C.A.S.E. this card, then share it with me!

Until Next Time! 

XOXO - HeartcraftPaper





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