Wednesday, June 23, 2021

hibiscus flower...

Aloha!  Rosemary here on the blog today with a card I made using the new Tropical Hibiscus Layering Flower die set and the Let's Talk Hawaiian stamp set.   Both of these products are part of the new release from A Jillian Vance Design. 


I'm loving both of these new products!  My sister-in-law is Hawaiian and so I am excited to use them to create cards for her!   For my card today I decided to do some simple coloring with Copic markers instead of trying to find cardstocks to layer together.  I die cut all the pieces and then started by coloring the bottom layer with a single light pink Copic.  The second layer was then colored with the same light pink as the bottom layer plus a darker pink and then added in an even darker pink on the third layer.  I colored the two final pieces with two shades of yellow.  I die cut the palm leaf layers and colored in the same way.  The Tropical Hibiscus dies are clever in that there is a tab on each die that help you figure out how to layer them.  Love that!   I wanted some dimension to my flower so I used my Petal Pusher Stylus and Shaper Mat to add some shape to each layer before adhering them with Just Glue It adhesive.  I was going to just adhered the flower to a plain white rectangle, but then remembered that I had this fun tropical patterned paper pack so I found this piece with the black leaf pattern, trimmed a 2"strip and adhered that to my white cardstock before die cutting the piece with a Stitched Dot rectangle die.  I adhered the panel to a light gray cardstock base, added the flower and leaf.  The sentiment was stamped in black ink, die cut with a label die from the Slimline Essentials die set and popped up on the card using some 3D foam tape.

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Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely day!


3 comments:

Greta said...

Love how you did the coloring & the design--fabulous card, Rosemary!

Lisa Elton said...

What a beautiful bloom you've created! This is a wonderful card. Your sister-in-law is one lucky lady to be the recipient of this... and more!

Linda W. (ScrappinBari) said...

Wow - gorgeous hibiscus flower, Rosemary! I sense more enabling coming on :) Perfect with that designer paper too!!