My colors include Basic Beige, Cajun Craze and Old Olive. I used Daffodil Delight, Peach Pie and Calypso Coral for the sunset, adding each color softly with Blending Brushes.
I textured the extra layer (4" X 5 1/4") of Basic Beige with the Birch Wood 3D embossing folder seen here. Then I lightly sponged Basic Beige ink over it with a Blending Brush. I added Cajun Craze & Old Olive ink to the die-cut leaves with.
This pretty bundle is one of our Online Exclusives; available while supplies last. It's already been out for awhile so I'm wondering how much longer it will be available. *if you want it act fast!
Besides the video tutorial below here's the free project sheet for it. Click on the following link to download or print it.Download Encircled in Nature Fall wreath
I cut the wreath circle from both layers at the same time, saving one for the sunset layer adhered inside the card.
2 new special kits in November – they’re perfect for gifting!
Today I'm sharing our two newest kits in our Kit Collection. There are tons to choose from and they're all inclusive which makes them perfect for quick crafting or gifts. We have everything from card kits to journals to home to decor to gifts & tags!
First is the Nature's Painting kit – it's great for those who love to color!
It's $25 and includes the following: Item # 164982 See it here
Step-by-step instructions * 24 watercolor paper pages, 2 each of 12 designs * 8 Watercolor Pencils * 1 Water Painter * Coloring Book: 4-1/2" x 6" x 1/2"
The kit is $25 and the item number is 164981. See it here:
Step-by-step instructions * Precut pieces (No prep work! Get right to crafting) * 4 white frames * Frame size: 7-1/8" x 7-1/8" x 3/4" (18.1 x 18.1 x 1.9 cm) * Enough adhesive to complete projects
This month my Flowerbug's Team decided to do a Coaster Calendar swap. This was super fun and quite easy when you could make multiples of the month you chose. I do love swapping!
We could use retired or current products on these swaps which opened up a lot of possibilities for creativity!
They're all 4" square and the layer for the printed calendars (which haven't been added yet here) are 2 1/4" square. We punch holes in the top of each and add two 4" card board coasters to the front and the back for stability. *these were purchased online years ago. The printed calendar was created by my husband and I cut it up into 2" squares.
Here's how I decorated the front of mine: I kept it quite simple; a 4" square piece of Winter Meadow DSP along with a die-cut and the year cut out with number dies. I trimmed the corners to match the coaster.
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