Sunday, August 12, 2018

Mothers day flower pot pop up card

Hi sorry i have not posted in ages!

I am back and I have some cards i made recently to share with you.

Todays cards are two Mothers day cards. Both of them use Karen burniston flower pot pop up card (i have the Elizabeth craft designs die set, but she has re-released this set so it is available again!) Some of the cards use the original flower that was from the Elizabeth craft designs set and some use the flowers from the re-release, the flower, leaves and bee (which is what is different between the new set and the retired set) are available as a seperate set as well so that those people who bought the original dont need to buy the whole set again!

Both of the cards start with a 5 x 6 inch white side fold card base. To make the card base start with a rectangle that is 10 x 6 inches and score at 5 inches.

On the front of the first card I have used an altenew stamp layering set called Build a flower- Rose. I made a number of these cards in 4 different colours using inks from altenew for the rose. I used a technique called masking so that the leaves look like they are behind the rose. The video at the end from Jennifer Mcguire makes a different card using the same stamp set and shows you how to do masking if you have never seen it before. I used masking paper for this technique.

 I also used the Happy Happy Happy set from lawn fawn to stamp Happy Mother's Day on the front of the card using versafine onyx black ink. Then I heat embossed it with clear embossing powder.

The inside of the first design also uses the flower turnabout stamp from concord and 9th both on the flower pot itself and on the edges as well. I used a combination of lawn fawn, hero arts, and distress Oxide inks for the turnabout stamp.

 I also used the Elizabeth craft designs- karen burniston die called paris edges on the inside of the card (retired)

I used the concord and 9th turnabout stamp and once i had stamped it out with 4 colours plus the leaves I cut this piece into half making sure it was 6 inches long (small amount of white on edge) I placed this on the edge of the card on each side of the card.

This is a special stamp because you can use up to 4 colours of ink for the flowers plus green for the leaves with the same stamp. Its quite easy to use once you get the hang of it especially if you have a MISTI tool. I recently got given a MISTI as a present and it is the best tool i have for stamping and i highly recommend it! There is a video at the end showing how to use the turnabout stamp from concord and 9th in case you have never used this type of stamp before.

I also cut a sizzix label die in white cardstock and used it as a place for the recipient to write their message.

I made 4 of these cards with the rose on the front in Teal (teal and blues on inside), Blue (purple on inside), red and yellow. I use Nuvo drops om the front of each of the card

I put a plain coloured rectangle to cover the holes made by the pop up die on the back of the card.
At the end of this post i will put some links of some videos showing how to use the altenew and concord and 9th stamps and how to use the die set (from these companies).


Front of teal card
Inside Overhead view

 Close up of the flower pot - this uses the original flowers

 Side view
video of this card





Photos of blue card

 Inside of the blue card (purple)
This uses the new flowers



Photos of red card
 Front of card

Inside of card (this one is also red on the inside) overhead view

inside of red card
 Front of yellow card


inside of card (violent on inside)


inside of card side view



Products used for first card

Dies  karen Burniston/ECD - Flower pot pop up die, paris edges die

Stamps Lawn fawn happy Happy Happy Altenew - Layering stamp set Build a flower-rose, Concord and 9th flower turnabout stamp

Inks Altenew -I used 5 sets from altenew (cubes) - Summer afternoon (yellow card), Red Sunset (red card), sea shore (teal), deep blue seas (blue), tropical forest (green for leaves)   On the inside I used various lawn fawn hero arts and distress Oxide inks for the turnabout stamp - unfortunately I did not write down the exact colours used but really any dye inks/distress oxide will work for this.

Paper White 270 gsm/100 pound Teal, red,

other Versafine Onyx black ink, clear embossing powder, Nuvo drops, MISTI


For the second design i used an A4 rose embossing folder by crafters companion which came with my die machine (cut n boss) and I embossed a 5 x 6 piece of white cardstock (270gsm/100 pound) then i used pink and blue gelatos to colour in the roses.

On the inside I used the same flower pot pop up die set as the first card but instead of the concord and 9th stamp I used pink and blue distress inks and I stencilled a couple of pieces of white cardstock using the Elizabeth craft designs - karen burniston flower stencil (retired). I cut two rectangle pieces to put down the edge of each side of the carcd I still used the paris edges die the same as above.I also die cut the layering pieces from the pop up set from the stencilled cardstock and stuck it on the flower pot.
As above i die cut a white sizzix label for somewhere to write the message.

I put a plain coloured rectangle to cover the holes made by the pop up die on the back of the card.

Front of card


Inside of card
 Side view
 Card standing up partially closed
 Card standing up open


Video of 2nd card


I hope you liked these two cards i have made. I will be back with another post soon with another card.


Dies  karen Burniston/ECD - Flower pot pop up die, paris edges die

Stamps Lawn fawn happy Happy Happy

Inks - various distress inks in pinks and blues. (please note for this card i used traditional distress inks but for the first card i used distress oxide inks) I like and use both but i dont have as many colours in the distress oxides thats one reason for this why i used the distress inks

Paper White 270 gsm/100 pound

other Versafine Onyx black ink, clear embossing powder, Nuvo drops, MISTI, karen burniston flower stencil (retired)


Videos mentioned above

How to use concord and 9th turnabout stamps - All turnabout stamps need to be "set up" once only and once they are and you have your jig (a 6 x 6 square piece of card with diagonal lines drawn corner to corner) and your MISTI you are set to go.

Video 1 - tips for ALL turnabout stamps by concord and 9th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLg65DWL6aE&t=3s

Video 2 A thank you card using the flower turnabout stamp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOX8m_m7M3s

Video 3 This is a video by Justine Hovey which shows you exactly how to set up a turnabout stamp (she is doing with another turnabout stamp but the process she's doing is exactly the same and there is a picture on the packaging of the flower stamp that you will need to follow similar to this video for the hello stamp.There is also more information at concord and 9th website if you need it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aMqZH2ecL4

Jennifer Mcguire Spotlight stamp layering  This video show you how to do masking and how to use the Altenew Build a Flower- Rose layering stamp it is a completely different card design to mine but also very pretty.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4r8ujv4HmA&t=621s

How to use the flower pop up card - Karen Burniston
Elizabeth craft designs version - this has the original type of flowers and leaves and also the butterfly - i didnt use the butterfly this time but i have in past cards ive made.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4jstIg3Oi8&t=632s

How to use the flower pop up card - Karen Burniston
New die set This one has the new shaped leaves and flowers and also the bee - remember you can get the new leaves, flowers and bee seperately if you wish to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYGMHlQuOvc&t=707s



















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