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Showing posts with label Handmade Roses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Handmade Roses. Show all posts

February 20, 2019

Keepsake Box

Hello everyone!! This is Berina here today, with this lovely keepsake box I made for my daughter.


I really loved how this box turned out. I will walk you through the steps!!
I love making flowers! So I started with that! I die cut the flower layers using the Spellbinders Shabby Posies dies on coral card stock. 


I cut out a few of the petals out and rolled it to create the buds.


I shaped the petals with the embossing tools and adhered the layers to create the flowers and added a pearl for the center.


Then I die cut out my daughter's name Amelia from 2 layers of white card stock and a layer of Scarlet Glitterstock using the Whimsy Stamps - Brushscript Upper Case Alphabets dies and Lower Case Alphabet dies. I adhered the layers using Brutus Monroe glue.


I repurposed a packaging box in which I got craft supplies ;) We all have those boxes right ;)


I adhered a gift wrap that I bought from Dollar Tree. I used mod podge to adhere it.


I cut out layers from a tan color card stock and Copper Glitterstock using the Spellbinders Nestabilities Majestic Labels. I also die cut a few leaves using the dies from Sizzix Small Tattered Florals and Spellbinders Fern die set on a green card stock. I also die cut a few flourishes using the Spellbinders Floral Flourish Dies on Clover Glitterstock. I punched out a butterfly out of the coral card stock using the Martha Stewart punch. I then arranged them all on top of the box to see how it fits. Once I liked the arrangement, I adhered them all on to the box.


I then adhered my daughter's name on to the tan card stock panel with Brutus Monroe glue.
How do you like this box today? Please do let me know in the comments below. I used Craftwell Cut N Boss to cut all the die cuts. It really sped things up, as I have used a lot of dies in making this one, which is actually a first for me!! Thank you for stopping by. Have a great day!

-Berina
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April 3, 2018

Water Color Tag

Hello there! Desiree' here, feeling so blessed to be posting on the Craftwell blog! 💖
I hope you are inspired by today's project.
I had found some water coloring I did forever ago stashed away in my horde of awesomeness.
The colors were pastel and I thought SO Spring-ish, that it became the base the project!
Anyways, onto the details...



Here's a summary of what I used...
Craftwell Cut N' Boss
Craftwell Stars 4.1 x 5.8 embossing folder
Craftwell eBrush airbrush system
Sharpies with the Craftwell Sharpie adapter
Spellbinders Wonderful Locket die
Watercolor Paints
Watercolor Paper
For the flowers I used 65 lb. colored card-stock
McGill Flower Molding kit
Glue gun and hot glue sticks
Foam to give dimension to sentiment
Bling and glitter... for sparkly goodness.

The first thing I did was cut my water-colored paper into a tag shape.
I did not take any pics of that process.
It was easy though, I just used my paper trimmer.
I decided to use some hand made flowers since the tag needed
them. I eBrushed the center of the flower layers to give my roses
some depth. I decided to do a few of the petal edges too.
I spritzed my petals with some water and began to mold them.
Once I had the all molded to my liking I stacked them and
glued each stack together. I also glue a little glitter between stacks
just to give my flowers a little something extra.


Next I embossed, eBrushed the edges of, and sanded my tag.
I love this embossing folder! I love stars and hearts! 
The impression was perfect and I love the texture I got with the
sanding. I also punched a hole to thread my seam binding through.
I arranged my flowers and leaves and glued them into place.


Next I printed my inspirational quote out on some white 
card-stock, then used the Locket die and my Cut N' Boss to
cut the quote out. I cute some of the foam out to place behind
my quote embellishment to give it some depth.
I though it was missing something so I glued on some bling.


Then there it was ALL DONE!!


I hope you liked my project and that I was somehow able to
inspire you! I hope that today and the rest of the week are very blessed! 

                    Sincerely - Desiree'











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