Lilac flowers (Redoute image) canvas 4" wall hanging - Day 133 of my 366 day challenge

By -


Lilac flowers (Redoute image) canvas 4" wall hanging - 
Day 133 of my 366 day challenge


Hi Craft addicts!

So once again, I have used one of the really pretty lilac topper sheets from the "Les Belles Fleur" by Redoute Card Popper pad that Creative Crafting World produced recently to make this pretty canvas wall hanging.  

I also have made a card using this image which would go really well with it!  

Lilac flowers (Redoute image) canvas 4" wall hanging

I first of all coloured the canvas using some Cosmic Shimmer Colour Cloud Blending inks (Decadent Denim and Chic Aubergine) and let to settle overnight. 

I then cut the topper to fit the shaped background (from a Crafter's Companion die) I had in black cardstock and glued the two together.

Once I knew that the canvas was dry, I stuck the bright blue ribbon to it using a strong glue and then attached the main topper on top of it. I also added some clear Nuvo Crystal drops around the border and again allowed them to dry overnight.

I also added some (3) lilac paper roses to the bottom left hand corner so add some dimension using my hot glue gun.

And there you are a really fun card for any occasion which you can buy on my website here

Don't forget - if you order something before June 1st, you will receive a 10% discount on orders over £25.00 - visit  www.thehandmadecraftsshop.co.uk    

Products and items you may need to make these projects
  • 4" (approximately) canvas 
  • Topper from Redoute's Les Belles Fleurs Card Topper pad from Creative Crafting World
  • Bright blue ribbon
  • Lilac paper roses
  • Black cardstock (I use Lynda Chapman's Black cardstock from CCW)
  • Cosmic Shimmer Colour cloud blending inks - Chic Aubergine and Decadent Denim
  • Clear Nuvo crystal drops (from Tonic Studios)
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
  • Collall All Purpose Glue
  • Hot glue gun (Tonic Studios0

So if you think this sounds interesting then why not:-

Follow me on Twitter  follow me on twitter  Like me on Facebook follow me on facebook   Follow me on follow me on google plus         Like me on Pinterest follow me on pinterest         

 Watch me on You Tube (coming soon) follow me on youtube  See my work on Instagram  follow me on instagram



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Mother's Day flowers card

By -
Image
Mother's Day flowers card Hi Craft addicts! I really love using Tim Holtz's Distress Crayons and so I made this card with one of the designs I created. How I made this card:- I used Tim Holtz Ranger Yupo paper as the base for the flower design - I used his Orange, Yellow, Red and Brown Distress Crayons - just added a few flicks of colour to the paper and then quickly used my finger to spread it a bit...  I repeated the process several times, changing the size of the flowers slightly. Once I was happy with them, I then used a damp waterbrush to fade the colours out a bit. I also used some of the Ranger Blue and Green Distress Crayons to add a faded background to it. I trimmed the panel so it measured 3" x 4.5" and edged it with a Black alcohol marker. I then glued it to some Kraft card (American Crafts as it has a linen effect to it) and cut it so there was a slightly wider border around it. I attached the whole panel to the front of a 5"...
Read more

With Love Abstract flower in pink, black and white on hand coloured flowery background square card

By -
Image
With Love Abstract flower in pink, black and white on hand coloured flowery background square card Hi Craft Addicts! Today's card is a result of using a background I have created myself using Tim Holtz Distress Crayons along with dies from Toni Darroch's Stamps by Me. How I made this card:- I had been playing with some Tim Holtz Distress Crayons to make the flowery background (it measures approx 5" square as the card itself is a 6" one - to do it, I used Spun Sugar and Picked Raspberry, experimenting with the "strokes"  I used - it took a bit of time to get the effect right - I used normal stamping paper this time rather than Yupo as it gives a totally different effect. I also used a paintbrush and some water to blend them in even more. Once I was happy with what I had done, I then added some green alcohol marker to create the stalks and some faded blue and yellow spots dotted around the pattern. I then edged it with a black alcohol marker. ...
Read more

Happy Birthday - Meerkat on desert background 7x5in card - Day 110 of my 365 day challenge

By -
Image
Happy Birthday - Meerkat on desert background 7x5in card -  Day 110 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I really enjoyed making this Birthday card - especially colouring in the background which I am pleased with how it turned out. How I made this card:- I had previously cut out a few of the Meerkats (a Tattered Lace die) using various cardstocks and thought that this Kraft card one would work well on a desert background. I therefore cut a piece of smooth white card to 110x145mm approximately and started to colour it in. I used Tim Holtz Distress Inks to do this-  Tea Dye, Dried Marigold and Rusty Hinge are the main ones used - making it darker at both the top and the bottom. I also added a hint of green to the centre of the panel. I then cut out the oval label panel in the middle of it (I think it was either a Tonic Studios or Tattered Lace die) - I also cut a similar panel using a darker Kraft cardstock. I stuck the large layer on to the fro...
Read more