The new Garden Greeting Showcase from
Tonic is just my kind of thing!
These are my affiliate links if you'd like to have a look
Garden Greetings Showcase die set
USA - https://shrsl.com/3hwb4
I love nature and anything that I can make which reflects some nature in it is definitely a winner in my books!
This is the die set and it obviously
can be used to make cards, decorate scrapbook pages, add a touch of the garden
to memory books etc but today I’m showing you how to use the dies to make a
plant gift wrap!
You can see how to make a gift bag and card from the same die set in my video
To make this you will need (with affiliate links)
UK - https://shrsl.com/3hwb2
USA - https://shrsl.com/3hwb4
Craft Perfect Classic Card, Arctic Blue
Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
Liquid Mercury Crystal Drops
Let’s Get started!
1. Die cut a Gleaming Lilac ornate
circle and an Arctic Blue inner circle.
2. Use both the plain circle and the
patterned dies to cut out the white shape above.
3. Use the alcohol markers to colour
the foliage and flowers.
4. Glue the layers together. Die cut
a cloud and glue to the sky.
5. Die cut the wording from white
card and colour the foliage and flowers. Glue to the centre of the circle.
6. Slightly shape the circle with a
bone folder (or gently shape around a jam jar etc)
7. Cut 2 pieces of Gleaming Lilac
card measuring 4cm x 22cm and 2 pieces of ribbon measuring 25cm. Shape the card
with a bone folder.
8. Attach the lengths of ribbon with
glue and then add double sided tape on top and all around the edges of one
piece of card.
9. Attach the 2nd piece of
card on top.
10. Glue the circle panel to the
centre of the card strips and leave to dry.
Finally, add some crystal drops to the fence and some sequins to the sky. Die cut 2 white patterned butterflies and glue onto 2 blue plain butterflies. Glue one to each side of the lilac strip.
12. Tie at the back.
I thought I’d share one last
photo….when I took the plant outside to take a photo a little ladybird (the
first one I’ve seen this year!) appeared from the periwinkle plant and climbed
onto my plant pot for an impromptu photo shoot!
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