Wednesday, July 1, 2020

Inspiration Wednesday with Heartfelt Creations...

Good Morning Friends!  I hope you are all well and happy.  I'm here this morning to share a Folio I made using the wonderful Heartfelt Creations Wild Rose Collection.  I find this has become my go to flower as they are so easy and definitely pack a punch!


Inside of my folio:



 
Products Used:
Large 3D Wild Rose Shaping MoldHCFB1-487
Large Wild Rose Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3907
Large Wild Rose DieHCD1-7290
Small 3D Wild Rose Shaping MoldHCFB1-486
Small Wild Rose Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3906
Small Wild Rose DieHCD1-7289
Wild Rose Paper CollectionHCDP1-2113
Eyelet Oval & Basics Small DieHCD1-7156
Eyelet Oval & Basics Large DieHCD1-7157
Album Tags and Accents DieHCD1-7202
Ornamental Tags DieHCD1-7203
Swirly Accent Spray DieHCD1-7263
Rounded Lattice Window DieHCD1-7274
Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper Pack of 50 - WhiteHCPP1-475
Deluxe Flower Shaping KitHCST1-401
Rock Candy Stamens-SmallHCS1-459-4
Rose Hip Stamens - LargeHCS1-490
Stack and Store Daubers-Pack of 30HCDA2-450

Other Products: White Cardstock, Sap Green Archival Ink, White String, White Seam Binding, Scor-Tape, Die Cut Machine, Magnets, Hot Glue Gun

For more tips on creating with the Wild Rose Collection watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/2ALPhFnT-qI.

Instructions: Click here to view more photos of this proect. My finished folio measures 6 1/2" x 8 1/2". To make the folio cut (2) 11” x 6 1/2" pieces of cardstock. I used 1/2" Scor-tape and adhered the two pieces together to make a 22” piece of cardstock. I scored on either side of the tape and folded. This makes the folio shape. Next I measured each side to 8 1/2" and trimmed.

I always finish the inside of the folio first so let’s begin. Cover the bottom portion of the inside with a pretty piece of the paper collection. I also cut a piece to cover the 1/2” fold and glued it down. Cut a piece of white cardstock with the Rounded Lattice Window die and also cut a piece of the paper collection to go behind. Glue the two pieces together then using glue on the curved portion of the die cut glue the piece to the bottom portion. This makes a pocket. I cut out a tag using white cardstock and more of the pretty paper. I took a piece of white seam binding and wet it and scrunched it and allowed to dry. When dry I used this for the tie on the tag. I glued a piece of paper to a tea bag which made it match the folio and inserted it into the pocket. I also hot glued a piece of the paper to a honey stick and cut the end into a flag shape.

Next we need to make a few flowers. Stamp the flowers with Magenta Hue Archival ink; do a few of the small flowers with buttercup. I used Archival Fern Green to stamp the leaves. These are all stamped onto the Flower Shaping Paper. Use coordinating dies to cut out the flowers and leaves. I used Stack and Store daubers with Magenta Hue and Buttercup Ink to color the flowers. On the pink flowers I colored the centers with Sap Green ink. On the leaves I used Magenta Hue in the center and Leaf Green around the edges. Lay the petals onto the shaping molds. Spritz with water and run through the die cutting machine. Lay out to dry. Once dry punch a hole in the centers and put the stamens into the holes. I use hot glue on the back of the petals to hold the stamens in place. I put glitter on the center stamen and on the flower petals. Allow to dry. On the yellow flowers I used prills as the centers. Allow them to dry. Hot glue a few flowers and leaves to the pocket with the tea bag and the honey stick.

Now we are moving onto the top inside of the folio. Here we want a fold out so cut a piece of white cardstock to measure 6 3/4" x 8. Score at 1/2” down the 6 3/4" side. Cut a piece of the pretty paper to fit the top piece of the folio and use Scor-Tape to adhere the white cardstock piece. Before you begin to cover the fold out portion, or the top part of the folio, apply a couple of magnets. Now glue down the paper over the 1/2" piece and you now have a fold out. I just chose more pretty paper to cover the fold out so you can add a photo or you could do some journaling on that. I also did a 2 1/2" pocket here and filled it with more tags cut from the paper. I cut a tag from the paper to decorate the pocket as well as two corner pieces cut from the paper collection. Always remember to make your project your own. Always decorate to suit your own taste…you can do as much or as little as you want.

Moving to the front cover of the folio, pick a bold piece of the paper and cover. Die Cut the white cardstock pieces: (2) of the Swirly Accent Spray die and the Eyelet Oval & Basics Small Die. Glue down the Swirly Accent pieces to the front of the folio. Then use the Eyelet Oval & Basics Large Die to cut an oval out of the paper collection. Glue the paper piece to the white eyelet oval piece. I used Double Dots to pop this oval piece up from the rest of the front to give more dimension.

Now it is time to add your flowers and leaves onto the front. Once I decided on the placement, I used hot glue to attach everything. The folio is finished.

Folios are really easy and make great gift items for friends and family.


 



2 comments:

Darlene said...

Absolutely beautiful and love the rich colors! Stunning folio ... well done my friend! You're such a wonderful inspiration! Stay safe!

Leslie Miller said...

Ohhhh, I love these folios you make! The flowers are so gorgeous, and the folio gift is the perfect opportunity to use them. I hope you're able to get out to give it to someone. We're still being so careful here. Ever since the state opened up our cases are going up, up, up!