Happy Wednesday!!

It’s an inspiration Wednesday for Heartfelt Creations. Continuing with the Sweet Pea Collection, I have this pink Sweet pea floral card to share.

Supplies from Heartfelt Creations

HCD1-7391 Sweet Pea Die
HCPC-3980 Sweet Pea Cling Stamp Set
HCFB1-5010 3D Sweet Pea Shaping Mold
HCDP1-2137 Sweet Pea Paper Collection
HCPC-3953 Small Floral Butterfly Cling Stamp Set
HCD1-7354 Small Floral Butterfly Die
HCD2-7381 Fancy Classic Oval Frame Die
HCPC-3911 Wisteria Petals Cling Stamp Set
HCD1-7295 Wisteria Petals Die
HCPC-3933 Floral Shoppe Fillers Cling Stamp Set
HCD1-7331 Floral Shoppe Fillers Die
HCPC-3847 Celebrate Love Sentiments Cling Stamp Set
HCGP1-488 Luxe Gold Cardstock
478594 Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers – 48 Pack
RACP468 Ranger Archival Ink Pad – Jet Black

Other Supplies Required: Smooth white cardstock, Watercolor brush, Score Board, Die Cutting Machine, Versamark Ink, Funnel Tray, Foam dots, Deckled Edged Paper Trimmer

Instructions: The ready card base from smooth white cardstock measures, 5 1/2″ by 8 1/2″. Choose the designer paper from Sweet Pea Paper Collection and cut to size measuring 4 3/4″ by 7 3/4″ and cut it using deckled edge paper trimmer. Glue the panel on Luxe Gold cardstock creating a sleek border of 1/16″ on all the sides. Layer the panel on the ready card base using double-sided tapes for extra dimensions. 

Cut all the required die cuts as shown in the pic from white and gold cardstock using Fancy Classic Oval Frame Die.  Glue the delicate outer gold frame on a white die-cut to add extra strength and then paste it on the purple solid die cut that has been cut using outer rim from the same set and purple pattern paper from the designer paper series. Cut the center oval frame in white and paste it directly on the pattern paper in the window. Adhere gold die-cut on the back peeking through the whites, to the fancy oval frame. Layer the frame using double-sided tape.

On smooth white cardstock, stamp the images from the Vining Sweet Pea Cling Stamp Set and Classic Floral Vase Cling Stamp Set with black archival ink and paint them using Zig Clean Clear Brush Markers. Cut the images using their coordinating dies. layer the taller vase in front of the round large vase and chop extra that’s hanging out. Cut and paste an extra layer of die-cut to add extra strength to the painted images. 

Stamp a few fillers from Floral Shoppe Fillers Cling Stamp Set using Leaf green and Cactus Flower Archival ink and cut it using its coordinating die set. Sponge adhesive that dries clear on the fillers and sprinkle mixed shades of prills. Dust extras and also sprinkle some Rajni Chawla’s Crystal Clear Powder and keep them for drying.

For Sweet Pea Flowers, stamp multiple petals of small and large sweet pea petals on deluxe flower shaping paper, using Pink Peony archival ink, and color them using the same ink. Highlight the petal edges using Plum archival ink. Mist the petals a little and set them in the coordinating mold and roll them through the die-cutting machine. Shape them a little more using deluxe flower shaping tools and finish the flowers by adding green stamped and painted calyx.  

The butterfly from Small Floral Butterfly Stamp set is white heat embossed on vellum. Stamp the image with versafine ink on vellum cardstock and sprinkle white heat embossing powder. Dust extras and heat set the mage. Cut the image using its coordinating die set. 

Cascading Wisterias are first stamped with Carnation Red Archival ink, cut with its coordinating die, and then color them using the same ink. Once all colored these are shaped using Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit and add glitter balls to the centers.  

Stamp 2 sets of leaves using Leafy Accent stamp and Olive Green Archival ink and cut them using its coordinating die. Color the leaves using the same inks and shape them using a deluxe flower shaping kit. Once, all the elements are ready, assemble the card as shown and complete the card by adding a sentiment from Celebrate Love Sentiments Cling Stamp Set. 

Author Rajni Chawla

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