Supplies-
Heartfelt
Creations:
HCPC 3453 Malabar Clematis PreCut SetHCPC 3480 Brookside Manor PreCut Set
HCPC 3514 Floral Fence PreCut Set
HCD 719 Cross and Lilies Die
HCD 720 Western Broncos Die
HCD 723 Garden Romance Die
HCD 729 Decorative Blossom Corner Die
HCDP1 229 Countryside Evening Paper Collection
452255 Grand Calibur
159730 Floral Pee Wee Kit
Other:
Tim Holtz
Distress Inks (Vintage Photo), StazOn Archival Ink (Jet Black), Prismacolor
Pencils (PC904, PC908, PC933, PC947), OMS, Distress it all tool, Tim Holtz
Blending tool, Maya Mist (Blue Agave),Recollections White Pearls, Martha
Stewart Punch Around The Page (Cherish), Prima flower centers, embossing tool, sewing
machine
I took this picture at The Holyland Experience here in Orlando,FL a few years back. If you have never been to it, I strongly recommend it!
For the flowers, I stamped, die cut, and glimmer misted the Malabar flowers. I added pearls as their centers and used the green leaves from the Western Broncos Die as fillers. I also added some glitter to the flowers and the butterflies that I randomly placed on the layout.
Another look at my flower cluster.
I made another doily with the corner die. I also used the fence stamp in this one because it was very fitting. I stamped the sentiment directly unto the photo with archival ink.
Here is the step by step write-up for this project:
Trim 1/4”
off two sides of the background pattern paper. Use the Distress it all tool to
distress the edges. Ink the edges with the Tim Holtz blending tool and Vintage
Photo distress ink. Adhere to another background pattern paper and machine
stitch all around the edge. Fold a 7”x3.5” white cardstock in half and run the
smallest die from the Decorative Blossom Corner
Set through the Grand Calibur machine. You might need to run it a few times to
get it to cut both sheets of paper at the same time. When everything has been
cut, unfold the cardstock and adhere the doily over the center of the layout. Trim a 1”x11” strip of paper and
adhere over the bottom 1/3 area of the center of the layout. Trim another piece
and punch edge with Martha Stewart punch. Adhere over first piece. Choose a
picture that has plenty of white space. Print it out and stamp the sentiment
directly right on the top right corner of the picture. Add picture over the doily and strips of
papers. Stamp and color using Prismacolor pencils and blend using OMS the fence
from the Floral Fence Precut Set. Fuzzy cut it and add to right side of the
picture. For the cluster, stamp and die cut different size flower. You will
need two of the same size for the larger blooms but only one for the smaller
ones. Mist them with blue glimmer mist to add color and add Prima flower
centers to the larger flowers and Recollections pearls to the smaller ones. Die
cut a few greeneries from the Western Broncos Die and form the cluster under
the photo using the leaves and flowers. Stamp, die cut and color with
Prismacolors a few butterflies from the Brookside Manor PreCut Set. Add randomly
to layout. Finally, stamp and die cut one dove from the same collection and ad
it to the left side of the picture.
Thank you for stopping by my blog today! Remember to go to the Heartfelt Creations BLOG and check out what the other designers made this week with the collection!
Stunning! Love those lilies!
ReplyDeleteSo stunning! Love these flowers. Your wedding pages all framed up and on display at CHA were beyond stunning! I was in awe seeing the work you did to create those master pieces!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout Amarilys! The flowers, the dies and the stamped fence...you did a great work of art!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page!! Those lilies made me say "Oh My!!"... because they are stunning! love the color!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout, AmarIlys! I love the flowers and the beautiful doily! Blessings! Kathy
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning, love how you have created the beautiful flower cluster and all the stamps you have used.. love it...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout! I really like your china blue lilies. Perfect positioning of the fence post. The picture is so perfect for the senitment.
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