Yana's Tulips Collection Press + Foil hot foiling, Stencil, Die-cut & Ink Blending Techniques

Greetings. Welcome to my blog. It's Gaylynn. I'm excited to share two different Spring cards made from tulips for garden scenes. I used different techniques on each card with items from Yana's Tulips Collection by Spellbinders Paper Arts. I focused on hot foiling, stenciling, die-cutting and ink blending techniques. Also, on one card, I added chipboard stickers for embellishments and an uplifting sentiment. The project supplies and a short video are included below. As always, use what you have to make similar cards.

The full Linkdeli supply page for this project is at this link:

See the short tulip windmill VIDEO.

See the smile tulips VIDEO

Take a look at the tulips and windmill card.
Sentiment: Sending love & hugs.

Helpful Tips:

1. Precut and score a vertical card base 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" from white Colorwheel cardstock.

2. Over smooth white cardstock, hot foil the Windmills and Tulips Press + Foil Plate by Yana Smakula using copper hot foil and the Glimmer Hot Foil System.

3. Using the Windmills and Tulips Press + Foil Plate and Stencil Bundle, stencil color over the entire background using all of the stencil layers, dye inks and ink blending.

4. Die-cut the background frame using a stitched rectangle die approx 4 " x 5 1/4".

5. Press and die-cut a sentiment from Crafty Hugs.

6. Layer and adhere everything over the card bases using double-sided foam, flat tape or glue.

Next, see the die-cut tulips card.
Sentiment: Smile Sunshine

Helpful Tips:

1. Precut and score a vertical card base 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" from white Colorwheel cardstock.

2. Using the tulip dies bonus item included in the Tulips I Want It All! Bundle, die-cut two tulips in different petal colors.

3. Ink blend over the die-cuts in coordinating dye ink colors.

4. Assemble the tulips with precision glue.

5. Trim a rectangle background and a side border from patterned paper.

6. Choose embellishments from chipboard sticker sheets for the sentiment and icons.

7. Adhere it all over the card base using glue or double-sided adhesive.

Finally, take another look at the pair of cards in this tulip-themed collectionl

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Have a wonderful day,
Gaylynn