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Posted by Anonymous on September 25, 2024
Dimensional Florals with Ease
Hi Spellbinders fans. Alanna Moses from EmbellishCraftLove.com and I am very excited to be guesting on the Spellbinders blog today. I have the honor of sharing the Winter’s Grace Garden collection from Susan Tierney-Cockburn and Spellbinders. Susan’s floral sets are always so beautiful. There are five die sets and one 3D embossing folder in this collection. They can be purchased separately or in a bundle at a discount.
With foam squares, add to an A2 notecard made from Spellbinders Waterfall cardstock
Die cut vase from Paperwhites and Glass Vase die set and add blend light blue ink over it, concentrating heaviest on the sides
From the Black Alder die set, die cut leaves and berries from white cardstock, adding in green and red inks. Further, enhance with coordinating OLO markers
Pinch leaves together with fingers to create dimension
Adhere florals through opening of vase and adhere to embossed background
Add Cracked Pistachio Distress Oxide ink to inside of Norwegian Rosemaling 3D Embossing Folder and emboss with die cut panel. Repeat process three times to build up the ink depth
White cardstock, red and green inks, light green cardstock, Cracked Pistachio Distress Oxide ink, Glossy Accents
Thank you so much for spending a few minutes with me today on the Spellbinders blog. I hope you’ve been inspired. I would love it if you would come find me on my blog, FaceBook, or Instagram. Happy crafting! ~ Alanna
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While the work is beautiful, and the directions wonderful, makers consistently leave out the paper weight used for the project. Using the wrong paper can completely destroy the finished look and make all the work disappointing and frustrating.
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While the work is beautiful, and the directions wonderful, makers consistently leave out the paper weight used for the project. Using the wrong paper can completely destroy the finished look and make all the work disappointing and frustrating.