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Tuesday, 26 January 2021

Beautiful Blooms

Today I am sharing a card that I made with a stamp and die set by Tonic Studios. I bought this on the spur of the moment before Christmas and have made several cards with it. This is the first one I am sharing today. It  is a substantial and quite versatile stamp and die set. The happy birthday die and shadow are also part of the set.


I stamped the large stamp (it covers the whole card front) in a pale waterproof ink and then coloured with my Zig clean colour brush pens. I also used coloured pencils to add shading and background. The middle part of the panel was cut using the included die and then I created a shaker card with a transparency and sequins. The background to the shaker is grey with a few splatters on it. The stamps used on the insert and envelope are also from the same set.


The finished panel is larger than an A2 card so I used a die to cut it to size (A2)

I don't often make shaker cards so this is unusual for me,  but I am quite pleased with the end result.


I am sharing this at:
Seize The Birthday - Transparency or vellum
Allsorts #608 - Beautiful Blooms











Supplies:
cardstock: Daler Rowney cold pressed water colour paper, pearlescent vellum, gold card
Ink: Zig clean colour real brush pens, Polychromo pencils, Versafine toffee
Stamps: Happy Hibiscus by Tonic Studios
Dies: Matching Die


Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog today, I really appreciate it. 



17 comments:

  1. Love your fabulous new stamp and die-set which is beautifully coloured
    Carol x

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  2. Oh Hilary, this is such a lovely and clearly lovingly made card. Beautiful.

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  3. WOW! STUNNING card Hilary! I LOVE your watercoloured border --- it is GORGEOUS! And how sweet to make this into a shaker card. Great work! xx

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  4. wow beautiful card, makes me feel like I'm in the jungle. all those flowers make a perfect shaker card :)

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  5. Gorgeous shaker card. Love the colours.

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  6. Ah, Spring has arrived Hilary!!

    It's a delightful floral creation in all the fresh colour, thanks so much for joining in with our 'Beautiful Blooms' theme at Allsorts challenge.

    I could be very tempted to hunt down that stamp and die, but do I really need more? Looking at my desk and two DT assignments waiting I think not, but still tempting.

    Got the 'call' for tomorrow and hubby's had his.

    B x

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  7. You have again created an exceptionally beautiful card. The flowers look so real and make a nice frame for the shake card.

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  8. Fabulous card Hilary.
    Shaker cards I have made = 0!! x

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  9. It's like a fabulous tropical vacation, Hilary! Man, did I need that - thanks!
    =]

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  10. This is lovely with it's spring colors and flowers. It made a wonderful shaker card too.

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  11. What wonderful coloring of these beautiful tropical flowers and leaves, Hilary! I love how the die cuts out the middle! Perfect for a shaker card!

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  12. Beautiful colours, colouring and stunning flowers. xx

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  13. Wow ...this is stunning Hilary. What fabulous colouring and such a happy shaker card and an amazing die cut x.

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  14. Fabulous creation, thanks for joining Allsorts challenge, good luck.
    Happy crafting
    Tracy x

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  15. Such warm and lovely colours.
    Thank you for joining us this week at Allsorts Challenge

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  16. This is such a gorgeous card, Helen!! The flowers and leaves give a wonderful tropical accent and using the transparencies - I love how you've used both clear acetate and vellum - retain the focus on that. What a beautiful design, so well executed!
    Thanks for joining the Seize the Birthday challenge as well!

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  17. Wow - this is just stunning and so bright and cheerful too. Congrats on making the top 5 at Allsorts challenge.

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