I have been having fun with a new to me Hexagon die!! I have cut several pieces of coordinating serendipity collage which I had on hand and chose seven for this card. I embossed the edge of my yellow card using this fun border embossing folder (SU) and then adhered my hexagons using double sided tape and white glue. I trimmed this little stamped dragon fly image, watercoloured it and added clear dimensional paint to its wings. After it was dry, I layered it onto a larger blue circle and adhered it to my card front using 3D foam tape. I sponged a little word window greeting with blue and added it to my card using double sided tape. Really happy with how it worked out!!
Therese
Showing posts with label hexagon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hexagon. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 10, 2018
Serendipity hexagons, leaf die cuts and a round greeting with some bling!
Fun with serendipity hexagon die cuts!!!!!! Love new tools!! I used seven little hexagons on this card. I embossed the top and bottom of my navy card front using a distressed embossing folder (TH) and then adhered my serendipity hexagons using double sided tape and white glue. I added the little circle greeting which I had embellished with a blue flower sequin adhered with a tiny black brad. This is a stamped greeting from my stash but it is just the right size to go with the hexagons. I cut two leafy branches (TH) which I glued on using white glue on all the leaves and pressing until it was dry. I love these serendipity hexagons!! Though there are all sorts of great cards created with hexagons online!!
Therese
Therese
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Monday, September 17, 2018
Serendipity hexagons, sequins and a colour printed greeting
I made this card for a lady who has not been able to participate in our card exchange this time around but as a enthusiastic cardmaker she certainly would appreciate a card!!
I have been gifted some new craft supplies by my sister though we might yet work out a trade. One of the items I received is a Hexagon die by Sizzix!! The die cuts six at a time and they are the perfect size for cards!! There has been a serendipity challenge on Splitcoast Stampers and I have been inspired by what others have done so I dug out my little bag of serendipity papers - I have made some ahead when I had the time and it has come in handy. I chose several pieces that coordinating somewhat and cut as many little hexagons as I could out of the pieces. Next I decided on a five hexagon layout - there are a lot of options - and chose the five from my little collection that would work best together. I chose a yellow card front and stamped it with the Worn (SU) background stamp using brown ink. I added some stippling with my little stamp (SU) and a warmer brown ink. Next, I sponged the edges of my hexagons with brown ink and adhered them into place using a combination of double sided tape and white glue leaving the bottom one until last so I could glue down my greeting before put it into place. The greeting is colour printed, trimmed and flagged and sponged a bit. I had decided to embellish with sequins so I dug out the bag and auditioned quite a few until I had what I thought worked best. I used glue dots to adhere them into place. Still thinking it needed a bit of something I added some drops of clear dimensional paint on the card and drops of gold glitter on the hexagons. With those in place it was just a matter of waiting until they were dry and the card will be on its way to her. Therese
I have been gifted some new craft supplies by my sister though we might yet work out a trade. One of the items I received is a Hexagon die by Sizzix!! The die cuts six at a time and they are the perfect size for cards!! There has been a serendipity challenge on Splitcoast Stampers and I have been inspired by what others have done so I dug out my little bag of serendipity papers - I have made some ahead when I had the time and it has come in handy. I chose several pieces that coordinating somewhat and cut as many little hexagons as I could out of the pieces. Next I decided on a five hexagon layout - there are a lot of options - and chose the five from my little collection that would work best together. I chose a yellow card front and stamped it with the Worn (SU) background stamp using brown ink. I added some stippling with my little stamp (SU) and a warmer brown ink. Next, I sponged the edges of my hexagons with brown ink and adhered them into place using a combination of double sided tape and white glue leaving the bottom one until last so I could glue down my greeting before put it into place. The greeting is colour printed, trimmed and flagged and sponged a bit. I had decided to embellish with sequins so I dug out the bag and auditioned quite a few until I had what I thought worked best. I used glue dots to adhere them into place. Still thinking it needed a bit of something I added some drops of clear dimensional paint on the card and drops of gold glitter on the hexagons. With those in place it was just a matter of waiting until they were dry and the card will be on its way to her. Therese
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