Hello Crafty Friends, Heejung Hunsberger here! I'm thrilled to be returning as a guest designer for Spellbinders this month again! If you'd like to get to know me better, visit
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YouTube channel where I regularly post video tutorials.
Today, I’m sharing three cards featuring the
Winter’s Grace Garden Collection by Susan Tierney-Cockburn. I have always loved her collection, and this new collection is also impressive.
Card for Sending Prayers
First, I embossed
Arches & Dots Embossing Folder onto the lunar gray cardstock to create a wallpaper pattern. I used wood-patterned paper for the tabletop.
After creating the background, I die-cut the flower base from a vellum sheet and used a blending brush to color the bottom half light blue.
I die-cut the paperwhite Daffodils from white cardstock and colored them with markers.
When I attached the flower vase to the card, I applied a small amount of glue to the side and bottom to prevent the glue from being visible through the vellum.
Additionally, I gold hot foiled with
Curved Everyday Sentiments Glimmer Plate and die-cut it with a coordinating die.
Thinking of You Card
First, I embossed the cardstock with the
Norwegian Rosemaling 3D embossing folder to create a background.
I die-cut the plant pot from the
Azalea and Garden pot die and colored it with Distress Oxide ink.
I die-cut the cyclamen from white cardstock, then colored each leaf with green markers and the flowers with pink. Additionally, I hot-foiled the sentiment from the Everyday sentiment on black cardstock and die-cut it. While coloring the leaves, I used dark green and light green, creating a light green band pattern in the leaf.
Holiday Wish Card
I created a pink candy stripe pattern using the
Candy Stripes Press Plate from the Dancin’ Christmas Friends Collection.
Next, I die-cut the
Withered Viburnum and colored them with markers.
I used the Mini Christmas Sentiments Strips Glimmer Hot Foil Plate for the sentiments. I finished the card with gold gems.
[spellbinders-supplies]S3-516,BP-198,GLP-296,SCS-137,S4-1364,EOM-AUG23,CS-034,GLP-434,SCS-151,S4-1361,S4-636,E3D-105,GLP-094[/spellbinders-supplies]
Thank you for reading my post. I hope this post inspires you.
Happy crafting!
XOXO, Heejung
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First, I embossed Arches & Dots Embossing Folder onto the lunar gray cardstock to create a wallpaper pattern. I used wood-patterned paper for the tabletop.
After creating the background, I die-cut the flower base from a vellum sheet and used a blending brush to color the bottom half light blue.
I die-cut the paperwhite Daffodils from white cardstock and colored them with markers.
When I attached the flower vase to the card, I applied a small amount of glue to the side and bottom to prevent the glue from being visible through the vellum.
Additionally, I gold hot foiled with Curved Everyday Sentiments Glimmer Plate and die-cut it with a coordinating die.
First, I embossed the cardstock with the Norwegian Rosemaling 3D embossing folder to create a background.
I die-cut the plant pot from the Azalea and Garden pot die and colored it with Distress Oxide ink.
I die-cut the cyclamen from white cardstock, then colored each leaf with green markers and the flowers with pink. Additionally, I hot-foiled the sentiment from the Everyday sentiment on black cardstock and die-cut it. While coloring the leaves, I used dark green and light green, creating a light green band pattern in the leaf.
I created a pink candy stripe pattern using the Candy Stripes Press Plate from the Dancin’ Christmas Friends Collection.
Next, I die-cut the Withered Viburnum and colored them with markers.
I used the Mini Christmas Sentiments Strips Glimmer Hot Foil Plate for the sentiments. I finished the card with gold gems.
[spellbinders-supplies]S3-516,BP-198,GLP-296,SCS-137,S4-1364,EOM-AUG23,CS-034,GLP-434,SCS-151,S4-1361,S4-636,E3D-105,GLP-094[/spellbinders-supplies]
Thank you for reading my post. I hope this post inspires you.
Happy crafting!
XOXO, Heejung