Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Debuting the Floral Butterfly Collection with Heartfelt Creations...

Good morning friends and welcome.  I'm here this morning as we are debuting the brand new Floral Butterfly Collection from Heartfelt Creations.  You are going to love this collection as it is all winged things!



Products Used:
Floral Butterfly Paper CollectionHCDP1-2127
Large Floral Butterfly Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3951
Large Floral Butterfly DieHCD2-7352
Floral Butterfly Accents Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3952
Floral Butterfly Accents DieHCD1-7353
6" x 6" Interlocking Fold Card - WhiteHCCB1-483
Rounded Lattice Window DieHCD1-7274
Rounded Eyelet Window DieHCD1-7273
Eyelet Circle & Basics Small DieHCD1-7154
Just For You Sentiments Cling Stamp SetHCPC-3845
Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper Pack of 50 - WhiteHCPP1-475
Stack and Store Daubers-Pack of 30HCDA2-450
Rajni Chawla's Vellum Flowerite - 10 Sheets18002
Designer Dries Clear Adhesive159723
Metal Tip for Adhesive Bottles352854
Crystal Ultrafine Transparent Glitter 1/2 oz.85-glitter
Color In Watercolor Brush - Fine409311
Memento Dye Ink Pad - Rich CocoaTSMP800

Other Products: White Cardstock, Canson Watercolor Paper, Magnets, Die Cut Machine, Metallic Cording, Cornflower Blue Ranger Archival Ink

Instructions: The finished card size is 6" x 6". Working on the four fold-out pieces of the card I cut pieces of 3B of the Floral Butterfly paper Collection and used the dies from the Rounded Lattice Window dies and the Round Eyelet Window dies. Glue down these pieces.



Using the Large Floral Butterfly shadow die, cut a butterfly using a piece of the Flower Shaping Paper. I covered this butterfly front and back using a piece of 8B from the paper collection. Now using watercolor paper, stamp the large butterfly using Cactus Flower ink. I used two zig clean markers and the water brush to color the butterfly (081 Light Violet and 042 Turquoise Green). Be sure and dry the color as you move across the butterfly to help the colors not to run together. When finished and dry, add glitter and allow to dry. Using the vellum, cut out the inside piece of the butterfly and glue to the colored butterfly. This makes the butterfly look like it is fluttering along.

Now open up the card flaps and let’s decorate as well as deciding where you want to put the magnets so the butterfly can hold the card closed. This needs to be done before you finish gluing down the paper pieces of the back of the shadow piece and on the inside of the right side flap. Now cut out pieces of 11B of the paper collection using the die from the Round Lattice Window die. Decide on a card front to go on the inside. It is very easy as the paper all coordinates well; the guess work is taken out for you. I chose a sunny piece and glued it down. Stamp the floral accent pieces onto a piece of the flower shaping paper. Use the Stack and Store Daubers to color in and then cut out with coordinating dies. I also stamped a pretty butterfly and colored it to fit on the right hand side. Stamp the sentiment and using the round dies cut it out and glue to the inside panel. Tie a bow using the metallic cording and adhere to the top of the circle sentiment. Glue down the greenery and flowers and add more glitter to all areas of the part of the card.

The card is finished and all you need to do is fold it together and put into a regular 6 x 6 envelope and it should mail with no problem. It can also go into a clear envelope. I love how this card came out and was so impressed at how easy it came together! Good luck with yours!



4 comments:

Doreen said...

This is simply stunning.xxx

Patricia Manhire said...

What a beautiful card Glenda! I love your butterfly and you have finished the inside beautifully!

Darlene said...

So gorgeous Glenda and what a nice surprise inside! Fabulous colors and design! Hope you're doing well and staying healthy! All good here in Ohio ... rain has finally stopped and now I can get outside and get some work done. Have a great day!

Leslie Miller said...

Leave it to Heartfelt to make such a beautiful butterfly collection and leave it to you to know exactly how to create a gorgeous card with it! There are some pretty stamps in this collection. Thanks for always inspiring, Glenda!