Be the Sunshine

Hello Friends, after a technical pause back to my blog! There is some technical error going on due to which I am unable to operate. However with some workaround I am able to be back.

Today I am with a project featuring some garden fairies from Susan's garden collection. The flowers and the fairies completes your perfect garden.

First lets see some of the projects glimpse and then to the ECD challenge post.

If you want to see more inspiration here's LINK.

For today's challenge Elizabeth Craft Designs are giving away a $20 Gift Card to use on the Elizabeth Craft Designs website to 3 winners. 

To enter simply leave a comment on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Challenge post and tell us “If you had your own fairy, what would be 3 products on your crafting wishlist?”

We will select 3 lucky winners in a random drawing 

The winners will be announced on Friday, October 13th, on the Elizabeth Craft Designs blog.

Product Used

GN Hydrangea 2

GN Tiger Lily Fairies

Molding Mat

Kids Choice Glue

Soft Finish White Card Stock

SG Panpastels Set 3

Metal Tool

Soft Finish CS Set 4

6mm double sided adhesive

Hope to see you soon! Love to hear from you. Share your love , comments and thoughts.

Celebrate every Victory

Hello friends, here today welcoming you to a brand new post. This has been one of my favourite and enjoy it thoroughly whenever I go back to the dies to create some projects. The colors are so vibrant and can be created with so many variations.

Placing my flower bouquets on a background is something I work for. This time instead of using inks, paints, glitters or beads I used some dies to create the background. Here's how I created the project:

Instructions
Step 1: Cut and score a white card stock to measure 5.5" x 4.25"
Step 2: Cut a piece of colored card stock at 2" less than the base. Die cut using the postage stamp rectangle die.
Step 3: Die Cut another piece of white card stock at 4" less than the card base using the postage stamp rectangle die.
Step 4: Die cut some pieces of entwined circle. Cut them into random pieces and adhere them to the card base. This will complete the card base.
Step 5: Die cut several pieces of the hydrangea from white card stock. Shape and color them.
Step 6: Assemble the shaped flowers, leaves and stem on the finished card base.
Step 7: Finish it with a sentiment.

Thanks for stopping by! Do share how you like it and love to hear your comments.

Until Then Happy Crafting!

Hello + Soon to release dies by Elizabeth Craft Designs

Hello everyone and welcome to my first post for Elizabeth Craft Designs. Ever since I started working with flowers and paper crafting, Susan's Garden Club - Elizabeth Craft Designs was one of the company whose flower dies I would die for.

The reason would be the flowers are so natural, easy to create and perfect to what you may see in your garden. 2017 could not be a better start than joining the fabulous team.

So we have a whole new range of dies yet to be released and we at Elizabeth Craft Designs are all gearing up for the new release. You can see the whole new release HERE.

Now let me tell you a little about my project, the flower I chose today for my project is one of the very few flower I have been wanting to work with for the longest time.

Here's my version of the flower and I hope I could do justice.

The card is a very simple card. Its made with a window and acetate however I have not added any shaker elements as such.

I wanted to sentiment to be behind with some background flowers and leaves so created a double layer and acetate sheet.

Do share how you like it.Listing down all the products used.

Mini Molding Mat

Hydrangea

Postage Rectangles

Susan's Tool

Self Adhesive

Flower Pot

Hello

Leaf Pad

Kids Choice Glue

Olive Twist

See you soon at the next Blog!