Showing posts with label flocking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flocking. Show all posts

Saturday, February 7, 2015

HIMCR #186 - Wild Wasabi

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HIMCR #186 - Wild Blushing Rose!

Wild Wasabi, Blushing Bride, and Red Rose!

These are Stampin Up colors but please feel free to use an brand of matching colors.

The sponsor is My Besties!

 



The giveaway is all four images My Besties used by the HIMCR Design Team! 

 
This week we have had some fun colors to play with: wild wasabi, blushing bride and rose red.

 
Recipe:
 
My Besties image
Cardstock
Bazzill Basics
Rick Rack
Colored Pencils, Chalk, Markers whatever you like to color with
Glitter, Flocking
Glossy Accents
Foam Pads
Corner Rounder
Cuttlebug Alphabet Dies
Spellbinder's Scalloped Circles Dies
 
I used colored pencils and chalk to color my image. I used some Glossy Accents and flocking on the sleeves, Glossy Accents and glitter on the heard. I added a sequin and a pearl on her pants.

The card base and sentiment are cut from Bazzill Basics, I cut the sentiment with a set of Cuttlebug Alphabet Dies and adhered it to the card with foam squares.

I wrapped a piece of rick rack around near the bottom then added a piece of the paper from the kids in Tokyo after cutting it out with the biggest die in the package. I adhered to the card with foam squares, I also used the foam squares to attach the image to the paper.

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Himcr # 179 - A Day for Dasies

 
HIMCR #179 - Freestyle!

Let's make it easy and FUN! since we have so much going on this time of the year!

The sponsor is A Day for Daisies!

The giveaway is a $12 Gift Certificate to A Day for Daisies!
 
http://adayfordaisies.com/stamps/
 


 
Recipe:
 
Image from A Day for Daisies
Cardstock - I managed to use all scraps for mine. The red and white was printed with my Imagine, the green and white came from a DCWV stack and the foil was from a foil stack.
Ribbon 
Cuttlebug snow embossing folder
Spellbinder's circle and scalloped circle die sets
Imaginisce jewels
Yellow flocking
I colored the image then cut it out using my Spellbinder's circle dies. The "frame" around the image was cut with my Spellbinder's scalloped circle dies, putting a smaller one inside the bigger one.  
I used the embossing folder on the green paper.
I printed the sentiment with my printer and layered it onto a piece of the foil paper scrap.
I used some yellow flocking for the poinsettia centers.