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On Tuesday I posted a video for my very first Foamiran flowers with a DIY video. I used those flowers for this card I created as DT inspiration for the Scrap & Craft June Challenge to create your own flowers and use them in your project. If you haven't had a chance to view the video full of helpful tips on working with Foamiran, you can scroll down to my previous blog post, or view it on my YouTube channel HERE.
In this challenge you need to create your own flowers and use them in your project. You can create any project you want: layout, card, canvas, art journal page or OTP project.
Please make sure to follow ALL the rules of the challenge to be eligible for the fabulous prizes!
The rules are:
* You need to use at least one product from the Scrap and Craft store
* Link that product to the Scrap & Craft store.
* You must link back to the Scrap & Craft blog in your post.
There are three amazing prizes:
First prize: 25 Euro voucher for shopping
Second prize: 20 Euro voucher for shopping
Third prize: 15 Euro voucher for shopping
You can find all the challenge details HERE on the Scrap & Craft Blog.
Closeups:
You can see how my flowers progressed as I learned to work with the Foamiran. I created the large rose in the center first, then the smaller one on the lower right side and the last one I made is on the left with more delicate and realistic petal edges.
I cut out and inked the edges of the center images and fussy cut the doily shape tucked into the cluster. They all came from the Studio75 ~ Cherry Blossom paper set while the background papers are from the Studio75 ~ Cherry Blossom 6x6 paper set.
The background is embossed using Finnabair's Light Paste with a flourish stencil, then when dry I applied Lindy's Frosty Forest Green and Alpine Ice Rose Starburst mists.
I used three different embossing powders for the chipboard pieces. Ivory for the chicken wire, shabby white for the gears, and Verdant for the leaf flourishes.
I adhered the pearls, art stones, Prills, and microbeads with Bambino Glue from the Scrap & Craft Store.
Here's the rose I created during the video using the tips I learned while working with Foamiran. You can view the video HERE.
I hope you'll grab your Scrap & Craft supplies to join us for the June challenge.
Stop by the Scrap & Craft blog for details and to link up your project HERE.
Scrap & Craft Product List
Other Products
Prima ~ Finnabair - Mechanicals: Winged
Blue Fern Studios ~ Bits of Honey Chipboard
Chipboard Gears and Flourishes - Stash
Prima ~ Finnabair - Mechanicals ~ Vintage Trinkets: Flowers
Prima ~ Memory Hardware - Pearls 2
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art ExtraVagance - Microbeads: White Gold
US ArtQuest ~ Mini Prills - Minni Pearls, Coral See
Thin Craft Wire - Stash
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Basics: Gesso, Clear
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Basics: Light Paste
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Basics: Soft Matte Gel
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Alchemy - Metallique Wax: White Gold
Prima ~ Oil Pastels
Lindy’s Stamp Gang ~ Starburst - Frosty Forest Green; Alpine Ice Rose
Ranger ~ Distress Ink - Peeled Paint, Evergreen Bough, Pumice Stone
Tsukineko ~ Versafine Ink ~ Onyx Black
Ranger ~ Embossing Dabber
Iced Enamels ~ Relique Powder - Ivory
Stampendous ~ Fran-tage - Embossing Enamel: Shabby White
Blue Fern Studios ~ Imagine Ink - Embossing Powder, Verdant
Donna Salazar with Spellbinders ~ Rose Creation Dies
Donna Salazar with Spellbinders ~ Rose Creation Dies
49 and Market ~ 1987 Stamp Set by Pascale Bernard
Tim Holtz for Stampers Anonymous ~ Layering Stencil - Flourish
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L ~ 3D Foam Squares - Regular, White
Helmar ~ 450 Quick Dry Adhesive
Helmar ~ Scrap Dots
Tombow ~ Multi Mono Liquid Adhesive
Ranger ~ Melting Pot
Ranger ~ Melting Pot
Glue gun
Wagner ~ HT 400 Heat Gun
Thanks for stopping by! I treasure your comments.
~ Blessings ~
Beautiful Tracey !!! Love the flowers and gears combinations...which die you used for gears ??? Love it 😍
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! LOVING the gears with the flowers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, and those flowers look amazing!
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