Good Monday morning! I hope you have a good weekend and you’re ready to start the week. Me? It was good. I shopped with Kate on Saturday and spent the rest of the time in the studio. It was all good!
So I promised the other day that I would be back with more details for my second project on the Spellbinders Hop post.
This project to be exact.
This one started out as a chipboard page that I covered with Graphic45’s Botanicabella paper. The excess paper was sanded off and then the sides were inked with Vintage Photo. A quick swipe with a gold paint dabber highlighted the edges then.
All the foliage and the flower were made with GrungePaper. The darker green is Peeled Paint and the lighter is Crushed Olive. For the flower, the GrungePaper was over stamped in Lemonade pigment ink with the dotted background from Studio 490 – Seriously Art.   Each layer of the flower was then inked with Rusty Hinge.
The video below shows you how to make this flower. However, I didn’t use GrungePaper in the video, I used white cardstock for those who don’t have any grunge around the stamping area.
Of course, I had to add a few trinket pins, some mini bottles and other little accessories. The butterfly, the paper in and on the bottles and the music are all portions of the paper from the Botanicabella line. The middle is a mini safety pin. The ribbon was ivory that I dyed with Rusty Hinge ink to match the flower.
Oh and of course, I had to have a shelf made from hobby craft wood that was painted black and sanded to leave that worn look. It was highlighted with Vintage Photo ink.
For this and the main CHA project, I fastened them to an old picture frame back so there would be an easel to make them stand up. It worked great!
Well, that’s about all I have today. Now tomorrow is another story . . . . you don’t want to miss The E-Team Hop . . . oh my BADness . . . what I’ve seen so far is absolutely out of this world FABULOUS!
Thanks for stopping by and remember . . . life is short, embrace the adventures that come your way today!
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Sherry this is so pretty!! I love it, all the fine details so cool!! 🙂
So pretty Sherry 😉 Thanks for the great tutorial!
Very pretty and doesn’t look to difficult. Think I could handle this one. Edna
This is wonderful, Sherry. Beautiful flower.
Thank you Sherry!
Sandra ltb
I love this die. I’ll to write it on my wish list.
Absolutely stunning! Seriously!!!
You are the best, girl! Have to get over to my LSS and look for this die. TFS!
Sherry…..Gotta love the Spellbinder dies and you ALWAYS create WONDERFUL works of art. Love the videos!
Thanks for the videos on how to make ther flowers…great! Always enjoy what you create!
Stupendous!
Wow…so stunning!!! Another beautiful project that you created! Just love those flowers! Thanks so much for the tutorial…so helpful!!!
Another winner!! Great video, too, Sherry. I was glad to see the flowers with regular card stock as I have no grunge paper.
Amazing!!!
it looks terrific, thanks for sharing
You ROCK, girlie!! Your creations are amazing & inspiring.
Great flower! Thanks for sharing! And thanks for the “naked buttons” comment. I have always thought the holes looked ridiculous! Loved the way you handled them!!!!
WOW! What a different concept in using all my different cutting systems and dies.. These were spectacular. My daughter will love them and I can’t wait to show her.
I have to say out of all the samples- you nailed it. I guess it’s that I really like your shabby/grunge style. I started making some of these after I saw the one you made. You were a real inspiration to me- Thank you.
Great job explaining how to make the paper flowers. Thing I learned: roll petals in the opposite direction of what I normally do. Thanks for the video!