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My name is Natalie and I love anything to do with card/paper. I have been a papercrafter for many years now and I never get bored playing with all the wonderful products available. I've been married to my wonderful husband Nathan for 35years now and we are still very much in love with each other as the first day we met each other. We have 3 wonderful children and 5 gorgeous grandchildren so we have lots to be thankful for. Since joining Stampin' Up! in 2018 I've grown so much in confidence with myself and I even tackle technology, which for me is a huge step to have taken, but I'm getting there slowly.

Friday 12 March 2021

Hydrangea Hill - You make me smile card

 


Hi everyone, thought I'd come on quickly and share with you all a very quick card I've made using the exquisite 'Hydrangea Hill' bundle. This set is gorgeous and you get a huge amount of stamps with it - 22 in total wow lots to be used.

The card is just a few simple steps so let me show you how I've done it...


Materials needed

Basic white thick cardstock

1 piece 4-1/8" x A4 length (UK) scored at 5-7/8" - card base

2 pieces 4" x 5-3/4" - for inside and front of card layers

Scrap piece - stamping and die cutting of the hydrangea and double leaf 

Gorgeous grape classic ink pad

Old olive classic ink pad

Pastel pearls

Dimensionals


Card Instructions

Score and burnish the card base.

Stamp some of the double leaf and tiny leaf images onto one of the white layers and adhere to the inside of card.


Stamp the brush effect images onto the other white layer, using gorgeous grape and 2nd and 3rd generation of ink. Stamp the sentiment using first generation of ink and then adhere this to the front of the card.
Stamp the double leaf image and the whole flower image using Old olive ink and 1st generation of ink and then using the fill in images stamp this using 2nd generation, die cut these out, cut the flower head off as it's not needed.
Die cut the flower head using seaside spray card, die cut 3 lots of the tiny flowers out (this die is brilliant because it cuts 9 at a time), using the dsp. Attach these onto the blue flower giving them a squish in the middle using the scoring tool attached to the take your pick tool so that they stand up and give the flower a bit of dimension.



Attach the flower head to the card using dimensionals and then using glue attach the stem and the double leaf to the card.
Apply 3 of the pearls to the card and it's finished. 

Said it was a quick project hope you liked it and maybe you might give it a go. Thanks for popping onto my blog and having a look I really do appreciate it. Take care till next time and keep crafting!  xx
Huge Crafty Hugs
Natalie xx

MARCH HOST CODE
UHRH 3YRC

Please remember to use this host code if you're placing and order through myself on line and it is under £150 so that I can send you a small thankyou gift in the post the following month xx

Product List - for items I've used for this project

Paper Trimmer
[152392]
£23.00
Bone Folder
[102300]
£6.50


4 comments:

  1. Lovely Natalie but looks abit fiddly, how long did it take to stick all those little petals on?

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  2. 😄😄😄😄 thanks Debbie it was a bit fiddly but only took a few minutes as I used the take your pick tool to pick them all up with and stick into place x

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  3. Beautiful card, Natalie, love the delicate look and beautiful flower, fabulous colours :) x

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    1. Thankyou so much Anne I'm just loving this suite x Natalie

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