hello scrappy friends!
it's the second wednesday of the month, so that indicates that it's time to launch another new product collection from HEARTFELT CREATIONS - the WESTERN ELEMENTS collection.
escape to the western plains with the western elements collection. featuring grandpa's antique wooden carriage and super-sized mushrooms, this set will delight with a brand-new twist on a traditional theme. there are 5 new precut stamp sets and one beautiful new exclusive spellbinders die designed for heartfelt creations.
leave a comment on the HC blog by april 17 to be eligible to win the entire release valued at $109.99. the winner will be announced on april 18 on the HC Blog.
heartfelt creations products used in this project:
for this project i used KAISERCRAFT “chanteuse” collection. i stamped the edges of my background paper with stamps from HC woodland growth set and colorbox full size pigment ink pads "brown" and "olive". then i stitched a zig-zag frame along the edge of the paper.
i created the frame for the small picture with HC decorative oval window die. i cut the middle part out, distressed the edges with tim holtz' old paper distress ink pad and glued it on top of the picture. then i outlined the oval window die on a brown cardstock with a pencil and cut it by hand. i glued the brown base under the framed picture.
using HC layered scalloped posy die i cut a layered scalloped posy element from green cardstock; outlined the frame with a white pen and added few pink posies {HC posy patch flowers set} and/or fussy cut blossoms from the staccato pattern paper. i positioned the layered scalloped posy die cut above my picture, slightly tucked under the pansies-frame {martha stewart “pansies” punch around the page set}.
for the large blossom i used HC botanical floral 2 set and HC botanical floral 1 set and i cut the stamped images with shapeabilities rose creations die. then i embossed the petals and attached the flower together with a large brad in the middle, added glitter glue to the petals for extra glam.
i stamped the wind mill from HC barnyard elements set and the wooden fence from HC palisade farmstead set on a brown cardstock and die cut them with HC rustic western elements die. then i die cut four small foliage pieces from a dark green cardstock {HC decorative layered basket die} and arranged them around the fence and the wind mill.
then i fussy cut a few large blossoms from the "staccato" pattern paper. i stamped a few posies using one of the smaller blooms {HC posy patch flowers set} on pattern paper, embossed the petals, added a sparkly rhinestone in the middle and adhered them on my page. the leaves are made with HC distressed leaves set and nestabilities nested leaves die.
for the title i used a sentiment from HC daisy patch swirls set, which i stamped on a creme cardstock with colorbox brown ink pad. then i distressed the paper with tim holtz' tea dye distress ink. using shapeabilities fancy tags two die i cut a tag from pink pattern paper and glued the sentiment in the middle. i added stickles glitter glue to embellish the tag frame.
i hope you liked today's post!
and don't forget that there are only 2 days more to vote for your favorite designers. if you like my HEARTFELT CREATIONS projects you can CLICK HERE and submit your vote for ME:-)
when you vote, you will also be entered into a drawing to be eligible to win a $50 HC GIFT CERTIFICATE. you can only vote one time and you have to select 5 or more to be eligible to participate. voting ends on April 13th, 2012.
have a fabulous wednesday!
hugs 'n smiles,
Emmy
using HC layered scalloped posy die i cut a layered scalloped posy element from green cardstock; outlined the frame with a white pen and added few pink posies {HC posy patch flowers set} and/or fussy cut blossoms from the staccato pattern paper. i positioned the layered scalloped posy die cut above my picture, slightly tucked under the pansies-frame {martha stewart “pansies” punch around the page set}.
for the large blossom i used HC botanical floral 2 set and HC botanical floral 1 set and i cut the stamped images with shapeabilities rose creations die. then i embossed the petals and attached the flower together with a large brad in the middle, added glitter glue to the petals for extra glam.
i stamped the wind mill from HC barnyard elements set and the wooden fence from HC palisade farmstead set on a brown cardstock and die cut them with HC rustic western elements die. then i die cut four small foliage pieces from a dark green cardstock {HC decorative layered basket die} and arranged them around the fence and the wind mill.
then i fussy cut a few large blossoms from the "staccato" pattern paper. i stamped a few posies using one of the smaller blooms {HC posy patch flowers set} on pattern paper, embossed the petals, added a sparkly rhinestone in the middle and adhered them on my page. the leaves are made with HC distressed leaves set and nestabilities nested leaves die.
for the title i used a sentiment from HC daisy patch swirls set, which i stamped on a creme cardstock with colorbox brown ink pad. then i distressed the paper with tim holtz' tea dye distress ink. using shapeabilities fancy tags two die i cut a tag from pink pattern paper and glued the sentiment in the middle. i added stickles glitter glue to embellish the tag frame.
i hope you liked today's post!
and don't forget that there are only 2 days more to vote for your favorite designers. if you like my HEARTFELT CREATIONS projects you can CLICK HERE and submit your vote for ME:-)
when you vote, you will also be entered into a drawing to be eligible to win a $50 HC GIFT CERTIFICATE. you can only vote one time and you have to select 5 or more to be eligible to participate. voting ends on April 13th, 2012.
have a fabulous wednesday!
hugs 'n smiles,
Emmy
3 comments:
I love how you used so many elements here from HC. Just a gorgeous layout and of course, I love the pink!
Beautiful layout and I love the pink!
Your layouts are always gorgeous and this one is for sure!! Love all the pink you used to match the photo. Your flowers you made are spectacular!
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