Beautiful Recovery

Hello friends!

Guess what today is? Yes, it is Heartfelt Creations Wednesday. The day that everyone sees all the beautiful new cards and projects that the DT has created. Also would like to add, that I'm very proud to be continuing on for another six months as a DT member for Heartfelt Creations. 

Have a card and a project for you today. Lets start with the card.

Heartfelt Creations Products Used:

HCPC  3565 Recovery Wishes PreCut Set

HCPC 3566 Beautiful Juliet PreCut Set

HCDP1 234 Dephne Paper Collection

Other Products Used:

Paper: Pink, Kraft and White Cardstock

Ink: Ranger Adirondack Earthtones - Latte, Color Box Chalk - Pink Pastel, Copic's - G20, 21, R81,83,85

Accessories: Spellbinders - Labels Twenty Two and Decorative Labels Twenty Two, Seam Binding, Pearls

Instructions:

Base card 7" x 5 1/4" in pink. Cut Kraft CS 6 3/4" x 5" and distress around the edges of base front and Kraft CS using the Latte ink, adhere together. Next from the Dephne pattern pack choose two different pattern papers and cut one 4 3/4" x 2 1/4", next pattern paper cut 4 3/4" x 4 1/4". Stamp flower image on the smallest piece, color and distress around the edges using the pink ink first and go over it with the Latte ink. Do the same with the largest piece of pattern paper. Die cut largest label from Labels Twenty Two, distress with Latte. Next stamp sentiment on white CS, center die and cut. Add some color to flowers, distress edges using both the pink and latte inks. Cut two pieces of ribbon about 6" long. I colored them using both the pink and latte inks. When dry, thread through openings on decorative label and let hang. Add some 3D dots to both labels, layer and adhere to pattern paper. Now tape ribbon behind pattern paper and adhere to card as pictured. Color more ribbon to create bow and adhere. One last thing, add some pearls. 

Next is a project I seen on Pinterest 

Holiday Juliet Gift bag

Heartfelt Creations Products Used:

HCDC 3563 Post Card PreCut Set

HCD 740 Sweet Juliet Die

HCD 734 Sun Kissed Fluer Die

HCDP1 Antiquity Paper Collection

354804 Oval Small

354802 Oval Large

088598 Gold Ovals One

247027 Fantastix Blending Tool

RLHS 100 Hydra Sponges

Other Products Used:

Paper: Red, Salmon and Kraft Cardstock

Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black, Ranger Adirondack Lights - Salmon, Ranger Adirondack Earthtones - Lettuce - Pesto  and Red Pepper

Accessories: Spellbinders - A2 Scalloped Borders One, Brown paper bag, Brad, Ellipse Rhinestone,  Basic Grey - Magnetic Discs

Instructions:

First cut a paper bag 4 1/2" from bottom. Fold flap on the base of the bag in half and crease, so that the front and back of the bag are completely flat. Next cut a piece of CS 7" x 5 1/2" and score 4 3/4". Die cut and emboss one end of the CS. Cut another piece in another color 5 1/4" x 4 1/2". Next cut pattern paper  5" x 4 1/4", adhere all together.  Cut and emboss using the Spellbinders Borders Die, two more layers for the flap using another color CS and one pattern paper, adhere to flap. Completely cover one side of the bag with adhesive, and attach to the back side of CS, this will be the back panel for your purse. Cut another piece of CS 5 1/2" x 4 3/4". Cut matching piece of CS 5 1/4" x 4 1/2". Next cut a piece of coordinating pattern paper 5" x 4 1/4", stamp image and color. Adhere layers together. This is the front panel of the purse. Completely cover the other side of the bag with adhesive, and attach the front panel making sure to line it up with the back panel.  Die cut flowers and leaves for embellishments and add to front panel. Created a closure using the oval dies and placed an Ellipse Rhinestone in the center. To keep the purse closed, I placed a small magnet under the closure. For the strap, cut CS 10" x 1/2" and other piece 10" x 1/4" adhere together. Score each end about 1/2" up  at a 45 degree angle, fold and adhere to inside back panel.  

Don't forget to stop by Heartfelt Creations Blog and check out what the other designers created this week.

Hope I was able to inspire you today and thanks for stopping by!