Sunday, January 17, 2016

Blooming Heart Thinlit Die

I attached a layer of vellum on a larger card base by putting small bits of fast fuse behind each tiny heart.  The white heart is mounted on a gold foil heart. I used single strands of gold embroidery thread for the loops  peeking from behind the sentiment. I made this card for the 50th wedding anniversary of my friend Donna's parents. 
The heart is cut from the pink glimmer paper.  The embossing folder is from Darice.  I used a thin strip of the pink glimmer paper across the bottom and pearls for embellishment on the flowers.


This uses white glimmer paper over a red foil heart.  It is layered on black, tied with bakers twine, and mounted on thick cardstock

The DSP is from the birthday bouquet pack.  The heart is cut from Rose Red and the small flowers are Pink Pirouette. The heart is placed  slightly off center on some floral vellum from the Botanical Gardens DSP vellum stack and the vellum square is placed slightly to the left of center on the card front 


This is one of my favorites.  I cut a heart in the white panel and inset a pink heart cut from Pink Pirouette, then layered the detail heart over the top.  The flowers are stamped  in Rose Red.  They are slightly offset.  I used the trio corner punch on opposite corners of the white panel before layering it on Rose Red and then on a white card base.
These cards were the first ones I made using the Blooming Heart Die. They both use the same papers.  I cut the heart from Wisteria Wonder and a coordinating DSP. Then each heart was set into the negative space on each front panel.  The card on the left was mounted on a Very Vanilla card base and I used the clear Wink of Stella pen to add sparkle. The pink behind the DSP heart is a scrap, and the card base is Blushing Bride.    




 

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