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Saturday, 5 October 2019

Say it with flowers - Carnations

Sharing my DT card for the challenge over on Daisy Chains Blog Challenge this month with the theme  "Pink or Halloween."

As I love making cards with dimensional blooms and decided to use these lovely pink carnations from Tattered Lace's Fresco collection for my birthday card, hence opting for the pink theme.




To get the maximum dimension on my flowers but lessen the weight on the front of the card I used a 110gsm white colour printing paper.



This paper doesn't have a coating and moulded pretty well when I used a ball tool to shape them.
When using the Tattered Lace charisma papers, you can guarantee a smooth cut without a white edge due to the extra bleed line around the image, which makes the flowers, in particular, more natural looking.


Pinflair glue gel gives perfect dimension without the smell that some silicone glue gels leave you with.   I have also used the lovely diamond frame die from the Tattered Lace Fresco Collection and a frame die from their Autumn Radiance collection.








Tattered Lace Fresco 




Have a look at the rest of the design teams inspiration for this month over on Daisy Chains as well as the blog entries.

Happy Crafting

7 comments:

Jackie T said...

Hi Michelle your card is gorgeous. Those carnations are just so pretty. Have a great weekend. Take care. Hugs Jackie

https://shinebrightandcreate@blogspot.com/ said...

Thanks very much Jackie x

crafty-stamper said...

Stunning card michelle love the beautiful dies and gorgeous flowers-I love carnations
carol x

Gwyneth said...

Beautiful card. Very elegant. Such nice detail.
GG

Kathy said...

What beautiful carnations you've made for this card. A lovely project all round!

Holley (Tondre) Barnhart said...

Wow stunning flowers

https://shinebrightandcreate@blogspot.com/ said...

Thanks very much ladies x

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