Hello there! Lisa Tilson is here with you today on the Spellbinders blog. I’m so thrilled to be here to share three ways with the Amaryllis Christmas Collection by Yana Smakula. Another beautiful release from Yana that includes a set of Amaryllis etched dies, a press plate and stencil bundle (the press plate is also available without the stencil option), a 3D embossing folder, and a fabulous BetterPress sentiment set.
Remove the adhesive sheet and adhere the gold outline piece onto the vellum shadow piece.
Add some double-sided adhesive sheet onto a panel of heavyweight white cardstock and die cut the outline die again. The thicker card will help to keep the petal pieces from falling out and keep them in place for you to add your color.
Using a small detailed blending brush, add Pinkfresh Bubble Gum Dye Ink onto all of the petals. Do not worry about going over the white frame as you will be moving each of these blended pieces from that outline die cut. I blended two layers of ink on each petal, making sure I faded the first layer out towards the end and then going in again with the same ink just to darken some areas.
Carefully remove each ink-blended petal and adhere them into your gold frame. They will have adhesive sheet on the back, so are very easy to adhere onto the vellum without any warping.
Die cut two extra layers from white card and adhere the three together using Bearly Art Glue. This will make the sentiment more solid and give you some dimension.
Place the foiled panel onto your sticky mat and line up your first stencil. Using blending brushes, blend Pinkfresh Studio Sparkling Rose Ink through the stencil to color the poinsettias.
Keeping the first stencil in place, use Altenew’s Berrylicious Fresh Dye Ink to add color to the berries.
For stencil two, blend Pinkfresh Studio Bubble Gum Ink through it. This is the second layer of petals.
Stencil three was blended with Pinkfresh Studio Raspberry Bliss ink. This is also a layer which colors the remaining petals.
On stencil four, I used Altenew’s Rocky Shore and Mocha Fresh Dye Ink for the pine cones, along with Warm Sunshine Fresh Dye Ink for the flower centers.
Stencil five adds colour to the stems and I used Pinkfresh Studio Olive Ink for this.
Stencil six adds color to the leaves and I used Pinkfresh Grassy Knoll and then Key Lime ink for the darker areas.
Die cut your beautiful finished panel using the largest die from Essential Arches Etched Dies. Cut two more layers from white card using a smaller arch etched die and adhere them all together using Bearly Art Glue. You could also use foam tape here but I am using up some scraps of cardstock!
Making sure the diamond panel is completely dry, using blending brushes, blend Pinkfresh Studio Olive, Key Lime and Grassy Knoll inks towards the bottom.
Blend Pinkfresh Sparkling Rose, Bubble Gum and Raspberry Bliss from the top down, making sure to leave the center of the diamond white as pink and green do not mix well!
Using a mini ink blending tool, gently add Hero Arts White Pigment Ink across the raised areas of the embossed panel and set aside to dry.
Blend Pinkfresh Sparkling Rose ink across both poinsettia pieces. Next, blend some Bubble Gum ink and finish with adding Raspberry Bliss ink into the centers. Adhere both pieces together using Bearly Art Glue and set to one side.
Adhere your diamond panel onto a top folding A2 white note card using foam tape.
Put some foam tape behind the center of the poinsettia and adhere it on top. Add your white foliage pieces behind the poinsettia using Bearly Art Glue.
So that brings us to a close! I hope that you have enjoyed seeing my three cards today and that they give you some ideas for using this gorgeous collection. If you would like to see more of my cards, I would love to have you join me over on my blog, Instagram, Facebook or YouTube. In the meantime, thank you so much for joining me here on the blog today. I hope that you have a great day!
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Other Supplies
Neenah Solar White Classic Crest 80 & 110lb cardstock, Thin Foam Tape, Waffle Flower Shader 0 Plus Brushes, Waffle Flower Grip Mat, Vellum, Hero Arts Gold Glimmer Metallic Ink, Pinkfresh Studio Bubble Gum Dye Ink, Altenew Double Sided Adhesive Sheet, Hero Arts Blending Brushes, Hammermill Cardstock, Pinkfresh Studio Fairy Dust Dye Inks, Altenew Coffee Break Fresh Dye Inks, Altenew Summer Afternoon Fresh Dye Inks, Pinkfresh Over The Hills Dye Inks, Altenew Dried Petals Fresh Dye Ink, Hero Arts Unicorn Pigment Ink, Tim Holtz Mini Ink Blending Tool, Nuvo Mist Spray Bottle
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What beautiful cards!! The elegance of them is stunning, I love the color scheme you have used.
They are all lovely cards – but the foiled press plate version is simply sublime!!
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What beautiful cards!! The elegance of them is stunning, I love the color scheme you have used.
They are all lovely cards – but the foiled press plate version is simply sublime!!