Introducing Heartfelt Creations Lush Lilac Collection!

The elegant, and well known lilac blossom takes center stage early in the spring season and is one of the first flowers to usher in the season of new beginnings! Enchanting clusters of tiny blossoms come together to create quaint floral displays with amazing color and a sweet-smelling fragrance that brings with it a feeling of gentility and old world charm! Join us in celebrating a perennial favorite…Introducing the Lush Lilac Collection by Heartfelt Creations! Venture out for a springtime stroll through a dreamy, garden themed paper collection filled with soft hues of luscious lavenders, deep purples, sky blues and pastel pinks accented with dreamy and romantic illustrations of cozy cottages, lilac filled parasols and lovely lilac filled garden settings! Softly scrolling swirls, vintage script and lace like details bring an old fashioned charm to this soft and innocent assembling of decorative papers, while three graceful cling stamp sets along with coordinating dies boast lush lilac sprays, a fetching lilac laden scroll, several endearing sentiments, as well as a winsome lilac filled parasol perfect for paper craft creations celebrating a multitude of occasions! A wonderful mix of lilac buds and blossom petal illustrations lend themselves beautifully to creating realistic and dimensional lilac blossoms when paired with the coordinating die and will bring a gentle touch of spring to all of your garden creations! So come along with us as we celebrate new beginnings and springtime beauty with the new Lush LilacCollection!

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HP Products Used:

HCDP1-287 Lush Lilac Paper Collection

HCPC-3816 Lush Lilac Cling Stamps

HCD1-7170 Lush Lilac Die

HCPC-3817 Lush Lilac & Umbrella Spray Cling Stamps

HCD1-7171 Lush Lilac & Umbrella Spray Die

HCFB1-466 3D Lush Lilac Shaping Mold

HCD1-7155 Large Circle Die

HCD1-7154 Small Circle Die

HCST1-401 Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit

TSMP900 Tuxedo Black Memento Ink

TSMP707 Bamboo Leaves Memento Ink

TSMP501 Lilac Posies Memento Ink

#159723 Designer Dries Clear Adhesive

#532423-Kit Sizzix Vagabond 2 Die Cutting Machine

AND814 Lettuce Entertain You Prills

TSBL34 Brilliance Pearlescent Orchid Ink

HCSA-450 Stack and Store Daubers Pk. Of 30

#241159 Dove Blender Ben

PGM15016 Rajni Chawla’s Crystal Clear

Other Products Used:
Watercolor Paper, White Cardstock, Dimensional Tape, Archival Sap Green Ink, Dusty Concord Distress Ink

Video Links:  Watch this video to see how to shape the beautiful lilacs!
https://youtu.be/KDbdzC0MnAI 


Instructions:
My card is 6 X 6.  Make card base out of watercolor paper.  I sometimes use that for strength and stability.  Cover with a piece of the paper collection then set it aside to dry and we will begin working on the other elements of this card.

Using the circle dies and the white cardstock, cut out a circle that has the scalloped edges.  Now cut a smaller circle of the paper collection and glue it to the larger circle.  I used dimensional tape and adhered it to the center of my card.  Using Tuxedo Black Memento Ink, stamp the flower petals, umbrella and the butterfly and use the coordinating die to cut them out.  Cut out the umbrella and butterfly then use a Dove Blender pen and ink to color.  Next I added some Crystal Clear to give it a bit of sparkle and set it aside to dry.  I colored the Lilac flowers before I cut them out, this makes the process a bit quicker.  I used the Lush Lilac Shaping Mold to shape the petals; once the flowers have been run through the die cut machine in the mold I use my flower shaping kit to just press down in the center of the flower and it makes the petals stand up for more dimension. I added the Prills to the center of the flowers and set them aside to dry. Once dry, I glued the flowers to the umbrella and then I used dimensional tape to adhere it to the circle.  I also glued down the little butterfly

Now go back to the paper pack and find a sentiment and cut it out.  I used Lilac Posies Memento Ink and went around the edges of the sentiment and then used more dimensional tape to glue to the card front. 

Next I made for you a little tag.  I love tags because they can go along with a small gift for actually be a gift if you like.  

HC Products Used:

HCDP1-287 Lush Lilac Paper Collection

HCPC-3817 Lush Lilac & Umbrella Spray Cling Stamp

HCD1-771 Lush Lilac & Umbrella Spray Die

HCD1-7154 Small Circle Dies

HCD1-7155 Large Circle Dies

HCFB1-466 3D Lush Lilac  Shaping Mold

HCST1-401 Deluxe Flower Shaping kit

#532423-Kit Sizzix Vagabond 2 Die Cutting Machine

TSBL34 Brilliance Pearlescent Orchid Ink

TSMP707 Bamboo Leaves Memento Ink

HCDA2-450 Stack and Store Daubers Pk of 30

#159723 Designer Dries Clear Adhesive

#241159 Dove Blender Pen

ANC814 Lettuce Entertain You Prills

Other Products Used:

Tag, White Cardstock, Dimensional Tape, White Seam Binding, Archival Fern Green Ink, Dusty Concord Distress Ink

Video Links:  Watch this video to see how to shape the beautiful lilacs!

https://youtu.be/KDbdzC0MnAI 

Instructions:
My tag size is 4 X 7 3/4.  Cover the tag with a piece of the paper collection and edge it with green ink, then add two more layers of paper which have had edges distressed and colored.  Stamp the flowers, color and then cut out.  Run them through the mold and then continue shaping a bit more with the flower shaping kit.  Add Prills to the center and set aside to dry.  Next stamp the image and use the dove blender pen to color then using the coordinating die cut it out.  Add the flowers and set aside to dry.  Once dry adhere it to the tag using dimensional tape.

Stamp the sentiment and then use the circle dies to make a frame.  Adhere it to the tag using the dimensional tape.  Cut a length of the seam binding, spray with water and scrunch.  Set aside to dry.  Once dry tie a bow and glue it down.  Tie a bow through the hole of the tag.