Saturday, June 28, 2014
Hello everyone,
Today I have this card to share:
And well.... I can assure you that there were many times, during the creative process, that I thought: You should have left it alone!!!!! But.... we here at Swirlydoos.... we just can't stop adding right?
And well.... I can assure you that there were many times, during the creative process, that I thought: You should have left it alone!!!!! But.... we here at Swirlydoos.... we just can't stop adding right?
So that is exactly what I did, and I'm not too unhappy with it.
For the base of my card I folded an A4 piece of cardstock double and drew a circle, which at the top, is a little overlapping to create a double round card.
Then I drew another circle (same size as the base card) on PP and cut it out.
For the base of my card I folded an A4 piece of cardstock double and drew a circle, which at the top, is a little overlapping to create a double round card.
Then I drew another circle (same size as the base card) on PP and cut it out.
(Excuse me for the dirty background)
I distressed the edges and glued it onto my opened card base. I find that when you open up your card, you can align it better. Especially helpful with a stripe designed paper.
I cut a piece of PP at 4.1/2 x 3.1/4 for my first layer and rounded the corners.
Then, and excuse me for this tag being teared, I cut a tag at 2.1/4 x 3
(that is what you get if you want to use your scrap)
And I placed both pieces like in the picture.
Then I cut another tag from that beautiful rose PP at 5.1/4 x 2.3/8. I distressed and inked the edges.
I glued it to the center piece but did raise it a litlle, by using a piece of the box, the kit came in. I also teared, it looks like a letter M to me, from an old book page.
I glued it on top of the frist little tag.
Then I cut a little strip at 2.1/2 x 5/8. This will be a mat for my (from the barcode strip) cut out sentiment *friendship*
Both pieces got their edges distressed and inked
And I glued them to the rose tag like this.
Then I took out a little mesh and placed it over my center. (I made this picture a little darker, for you to see the mesh better)
I die cutted some flowers (I used the Spellbinder rose die)
Shaped the edges and turned it into a flower.
I placed my flower on top of the book-page tag and added some bling which came in the kit and 2 handmade leaves.
Then I added a little strip of burlap.
I added some structure paste. (And here's where I thought: I should have left it alone)
Because I wanted to add a few mists, but sadly I grapped the wrong bottle and urgh... It turned out a dark blue instead of a lighter teal. So I added some gold mist and some Papersoft and eventually after everything was dry, I added some inka gold.
To finish it off, I glued a resin
and some pearl strand.
********
SO learn from my mistake and put the bottles of mists you want to use in front of you,
I distressed the edges and glued it onto my opened card base. I find that when you open up your card, you can align it better. Especially helpful with a stripe designed paper.
I cut a piece of PP at 4.1/2 x 3.1/4 for my first layer and rounded the corners.
Then, and excuse me for this tag being teared, I cut a tag at 2.1/4 x 3
(that is what you get if you want to use your scrap)
And I placed both pieces like in the picture.
Then I cut another tag from that beautiful rose PP at 5.1/4 x 2.3/8. I distressed and inked the edges.
I glued it to the center piece but did raise it a litlle, by using a piece of the box, the kit came in. I also teared, it looks like a letter M to me, from an old book page.
I glued it on top of the frist little tag.
Then I cut a little strip at 2.1/2 x 5/8. This will be a mat for my (from the barcode strip) cut out sentiment *friendship*
Both pieces got their edges distressed and inked
And I glued them to the rose tag like this.
Then I took out a little mesh and placed it over my center. (I made this picture a little darker, for you to see the mesh better)
I die cutted some flowers (I used the Spellbinder rose die)
Shaped the edges and turned it into a flower.
I placed my flower on top of the book-page tag and added some bling which came in the kit and 2 handmade leaves.
Then I added a little strip of burlap.
I added some structure paste. (And here's where I thought: I should have left it alone)
Because I wanted to add a few mists, but sadly I grapped the wrong bottle and urgh... It turned out a dark blue instead of a lighter teal. So I added some gold mist and some Papersoft and eventually after everything was dry, I added some inka gold.
To finish it off, I glued a resin
and some pearl strand.
********
SO learn from my mistake and put the bottles of mists you want to use in front of you,
to make sure that you will NOT grab the wrong color mist.
I hope you like it anyway, and have a lovely weekend.
I hope you like it anyway, and have a lovely weekend.
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5 comments:
Prachtige creatie.
Leuk zo'n stukje NL krant.
Gr Elly
Paulien, you did wonderful, but I sympathize with you, sometimes we just don't "feel" the piece we've created.
Paula
thank you for this wonderfull tutorial I loooove the result
It's gorgeous! Sometimes mistakes turn out better than intended as was this case :).
LOL, Paulien, I just call them "happy accidents" and go from there.
As you should: this card is gorgeous!!! I love the design and scraps, the gold and shabby, and that beautiful, beautiful handmade flower!!!