Greetings Creation Station stamp friends from near and far! This month's blog hop features the Botanical Gardens stamps and Builder Framelits. I decided to pair the Botanical Framelits with the Shine On DSP and Watercolor Paper. To start, I just cut a a big pile of flowers and leaves and then had some fun adding color to them with an Aqua Painter.
This gift enclosure style card is a 3" x 3" top fold cutie. The "for you" comes from the Mini Treat Bag Thinlits.
The Shine On DSP, which is card stock weight, is fabulous for making boxes and bags. This box was made with the Gift Box Punch Board. I made the extra large box with a full 12" x 12" sheet. To mix it up a bit I put the flaps on the outside. I used another piece from the Mini Treat Bag Thinlets for the "enjoy" and a few white accents for a fun detail.
The Shine One DSP works up nicely for a Mini Treat Bag too! I love the Pool Party Glitter Ribbon and the "thanks" image from the Suite Sayings stamp set.
I am so happy to have had you pop by my blog. I am sure you are going to enjoy your next stop on the hop.
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| To Mikaela |
Love your watercolor idea—looks great!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as always, Liz!! You have such an eye for combining elements into perfect creations!! Love the watercolor paper --can't wait to try it!! I need to get into my Shine On paper!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the Shine On paper and incorporated the watercoloring. Stunning projects.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! Love these! Love the bright fun Shine On DSP with the water colour look to your flowers. What a fabulous idea! Must give that a try myself. Rochelle xo
ReplyDeleteBeustiful, lovely, gorgeous... WOW!
ReplyDeleteSo in love with your Watercolour blloms, Elizabeth. And a perfect fit with the Shine On Specialty DSP. D x
ReplyDeleteLOVE your projects - and love that you used the Shine On DSP - Love it!!
ReplyDeleteLove love love these projects! The first thing I noticed was the watercolored look - such a great job! The pairing with the shine on paper works so well too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as always!!! You are such a genius to watercolor white flowers and leaves....now I need to go try it!!
ReplyDeleteOh Elizabeth, I love your choice of colours and the Glimmer paper to the centre of your flowers. Very pretty ensemble xx
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning, the colours are just gorgeous, Julie
ReplyDeleteElizabeth: These projects are so pretty and colorful. I love the watercolored flower! I'm definitely going to CASE that idea! xoKathyxo
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