Hi folks, Kavya from
@handmadebykavya is here with some fun inspiration for Simon Hurley’s new collection -
Tulip Garden.
I love playing with dies, especially ones that can be used in multiple ways. You will find that the collection is versatile as well! I have three cards for you today, all inspired by different painting styles!
Renaissance Tulip Painting
My first card was inspired by Renaissance paintings. Muted florals on dark green faded background provides enough contrast for an interesting card! I started off by ink-blending some dark green cardstock with dark green and black dye inks.
Then, I die cut the card using
Stitched Starry Argyle die,
Infinity Punch and Pierced Etched dies, and
Essential Arched Dies. Shaped cards are an easy way to make your cards interesting! Then, I die-cut the tulips from
Tulip Trio using white cardstock. I ink-blended the tulips using various shades of purple and pink dye ink. For the leaves, I die-cut those out of
Fern and
Peridot cardstock and ink-blended them using coordinating dye ink. Added a sentiment out of
Handwritten Sentiments and splattered some glitter mist and I was done!
Acrylic Textured Painting
My next is inspired by textured Acrylic paintings! I started off by mixing some Ranger Distress Texture Paste with pale blue and green watercolor. I applied the paste on some thick white cardstock.
Then, I die cut and ink blended tulips just like how I did in the previous card but used shades of yellow, orange, red, and pink dye inks. I added some filler flowers using
Sealed Blooms and
Sealed Bouquet dies. The leaves and stems were cut using
Fern and
Peridot cardstock. Then, I added sentiments using the new
Handwritten Sentiments die and
Be Bold Uppercase dies to finish off the card. The backers for the sentiments were also ink-blended using dye inks!
Watercolor Painting
My final card was inspired by watercolor paintings! You can learn more about my technique here –
IG Tutorial. I first heat-embossed watercolor paper with the new
Twirling Tulips embossing folder.
Then, I water-colored on top using shades of pink, blue, yellow, and green. Splatter some white paint to make it realistic and finish off your card by matting on
Portobello cardstock, adding a sentiment from
Handwritten Sentiments die cut from
Mirror Gold cardstock, and some sequins!
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That’s it! I hope you like all these projects! Can’t wait to see what you all make J
Happy Crafting,
Kavya
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I love playing with dies, especially ones that can be used in multiple ways. You will find that the collection is versatile as well! I have three cards for you today, all inspired by different painting styles!
Then, I die cut the card using Stitched Starry Argyle die, Infinity Punch and Pierced Etched dies, and Essential Arched Dies. Shaped cards are an easy way to make your cards interesting! Then, I die-cut the tulips from Tulip Trio using white cardstock. I ink-blended the tulips using various shades of purple and pink dye ink. For the leaves, I die-cut those out of Fern and Peridot cardstock and ink-blended them using coordinating dye ink. Added a sentiment out of Handwritten Sentiments and splattered some glitter mist and I was done!
Then, I die cut and ink blended tulips just like how I did in the previous card but used shades of yellow, orange, red, and pink dye inks. I added some filler flowers using Sealed Blooms and Sealed Bouquet dies. The leaves and stems were cut using Fern and Peridot cardstock. Then, I added sentiments using the new Handwritten Sentiments die and Be Bold Uppercase dies to finish off the card. The backers for the sentiments were also ink-blended using dye inks!