After seeing lots of beautiful flowers made with foamiran on the internet,
I decided to acquire some for myself and see what I could create with it.
This card is to congratulate a beautiful young lady (we have
known her since she was a little girl) and her fiance,
on the occasion of their engagement.
The 2 large roses on the left and the small apricot open one on the left are my
very first attempts using Foamiran. They are nowhere near the standard of
ones I have seen on pinterest, youtube and many blogs, but if I practice
a lot I hope to improve. The foliage and doily are cut with my lovely
new dies, with which I treated myself just before Christmas.
I coloured the white foamiran with various distress inks.
The small rose at the top was made from some tiny scraps of foamiran.
Edit I must apologise for the hot glue strings on the rose...I did not
see them until I was about to hit 'publish'.
I used a tiny 'Congratulations' peel-off sticker from my huge collection. Lovely
Maddy began piano lessons from John when she was a little girl, and continued
weekly lessons until John became ill in 2015. That is why I included some
'music' paper on the card. Maddy is now a very proficient pianist and
has visited us since we moved from our farm.
Challenges I would like to enter
As You Like It - 'Favourite Die, & Why' I have many favourite dies, but the Spellbinder Rose Creations would have to be #1, as it is so versatile, cuts natural looking petals, and cuts cleanly.
Cardz 4 Galz #63 - 'Anything But Square'
Crafty Friends #75 - 'New Beginnings'
Daisy Chain #15 - 'Something New'
Die-Cut Divas - 'Do or Use Something New'
Fab 'n' Funky #377 - 'Girly'
Fussy and Fancy #203 - 'Distress It'
My Time To Craft #362 - 'Something New'
Paper - Bella Wedding Adore
Dies - Cuttlebug Hearts; Spellbinder Rose Creations; Sweet Stamps Daisy Centre Medallion; Elizabeth Craft Curvy Leaves; Die-Namites Budding Branch
Flowers - White Foamiran, coloured with various distress inks; stamens, cream rose and tiny apricot rose are from my junk stash
Lace and peel-off sticker are from my junk stash
I hope you have all recovered from the festive season, and are getting back 'into the swing' of regular life. I am finding it very difficult to believe that January will soon be over.
Until next time, "happy crafting" and thank you for visiting.
Hugs,
Jennifer. x