Honey Doo Crafts - Stamps - Die - Stencils

Finally getting some of those card fronts put together. All these images are from Honey Doo stamps, those on the left here are all a design called Butterflies & Flowers Large Corner. All the sentiments are from sets by Phill Martin.  I've added some Sue Wilson Dies ribbon & bows to them, the Red one uses Lattice Bow over the Classic Bow, which is plain. The green ones use Filigree Bow over the Classic. The sentiment on all three is from Butterfly Elegance sentiments, and the stamping was done in Brilliance Pearlescent scarlet, and heat embossed with WOW! Sparkling Poinsettia EP. I used the same ink & powder to stamp the image onto red vellum, after cutting them out, I shaped the petals using an embossing tool, the added tiny red seed beads to the centres with Glossy Accents.  The greens were done in the same way, this time using Brilliance Pearlescent Jade, and WOW! Golden Pine EP. A corner rounder was used to add some interest, doing opposite corners in the left hand card. Both these cards use the same stamp, Floral Corner Flourish, but in the black card I placed it centrally, and in the purple card, it's in the corner.   I added clear gems to the dots in the black card, and purple one to the purple card.Purple Glitz WOW! EP was used there, and on the black one, I used Clear Hologram Sparkle.  The sentiments are from Scribbled Sentiments, and Scribbled Corner sentiments. Again, I rounded opposite corners on all the layers, and also on the base card of the purple one. This blue card is stamped with Shower Bouquet, In Brilliance Pearlescent Blue, embossed with Arctic Blue WOW! EP. Acrylic gems added to two opposite corners, and sentiment from Scribbled Sentiment Corners. The backing paper is from an old Papermania pad. Back to Floral Corner Flourish for the pink card, stamped in Pearlescent Coral, and Clear Hologram Sparkle powder. Pink gems, a Scribbled Corner sentiment, and rounded corners finish it off. So thats all the Honey Doo cards finished, next post will be some Emboss resist with Brushos, amongst others.

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Well, as there's been such a lot of Christmas Cards lately, I thought it was time for a break, and a change. Birthday Cards it is then. The stamp used in these is from Honey Doo Crafts, and is called Flower Fountain. I stamped out a couple in each colour, using Archival ink in Plum, Cobalt and Jet Black. I stamped two on each sheet of A4, then cut down roughly, so I could decide on the card size later. Next step was to sort out some coloured vellum, and again stamped each image twice. As the Archival ink was on vellum, it stayed wet long enough for me to heat emboss with clear powder.  I only want the flowers out of these images, to layer onto the original stamped piece. Cue the fussy cutting. Not my favourite pastime, I admit, although these curved tweezer scissors I found in a drawer- yes, I was looking for something else entirely- did make it much easier. Next step was embossing some lines on the reverse of the flowers, roughly following the stamped detail, to give some shape & texture to the petals. First colour completed. I used a white vellum with coloured dots in, and a vellum colour to match the flowers too. Love how the black vellum flowers came out, they look sort of pinstriped. I did give them a blast of Crafters Companion Silver Glitter spray, and when dry, created centres with some Glossy Accents and matching seed bead mixes.  The Black stamped piece was trimmed down o that it would fit a 5" x7" card base once it was matted onto black cardstock.  I left the black matt longer than the image, and wrapped around it a ribbon & bow made with a Sue Wilson die, called Filigree Bow. Once it was stuck to the card front, I added the Vellum flowers, with small Pop Dots to give a little dimension. This one I left without a greeting, which I tend to do with a % of the cards I make, so I can use it for whatever I need at the time.  The process was similar with the Blue card, although this time I cut a narrow panel to attach another Ribbon bow to, this time using a Lattice Bow die, also by Sue Wilson.  I also stamped a Birthday Greeting on this one, a Phill Martin Scribbled Corner Sentiments stamp. This one is an A4 sheet folded sized card. For the final in this set of three, I first matted the image onto a plum coloured card, trimmed to fit another A4 folded card. This time I used another Phill Martin sentiment,  from a set called Decadent Damask Sentiment Borders. There is a damask accent in the top centre of the stamps, but I didn't want that, so I just masked it off while I inked the stamp, then removed the masking tape before stamping it in Plum Archival along the base of the card. In each case I also added a few half pearls to some of the circles in the design.

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