Two pocket cards and a video tutorial!

Hi everyone! Today I would like to share two almost similar cards for you.

I have made pocket cards,

using Magnolia stamps,

Maja Design papers

and Foamiran Flowers. 

Here you see the inside of the card

with a paper strip to put the money behind 

and a card to write a greeting on.

You can see and read more about these cards on the Maja Design blog today!

Here is my card no two. 

It is made the same way as the first.

I am blogging in the TOMIC blog with this card today!

And you can also read the post in my 

Magnolia blog.

You can watch how I made the flowers here:

Thank you so much for visiting my blog today!

Hugs, Camilla

Merry Christmas with a step by step

Merry Christmas to you all! Today I will show you a Christmas card I have made.

When I started in the WOC DT, I was introduced to something new to me, the Foamiran sheets. 

I had seen gorgeous flowers made with this sheets on the internet, 

and now I just had the perfect opportunity to try it out!

For this card I have used dies from Magnolia to make the flowers. 

I will later in this post show you how I made them. I have been inspired by several tutorials on youtube:)

The image, dies and papers used are from Magnolia.

And I have coloured the poinsettia (which is original made with a white sheet) in the same colours as you see in the image. The image is coloured with Distress Ink, re-inkers and Markers. 

Here is a close up of my flowers. They are not perfect, but I love making them, and will make many more for sure :)

And now I have a step by step for you on how I made the flowers:

Here is what you need: a glue gun, a heat gun, foamiran, Chalks, dies,distress ink, and red and white stamens.

Cut out the poinsettias.

Then add colour on both sides of the foam.

Blow the poinsettia leaf with the heat gun.

Fold it and curl them up.

Use the glue, and glue them together.

Make a hole through the poinsettia, and put the stamens inside.

Here is the finished result.

And here they all are. 

I hope I inspired you to try making some yourself!

You can also read this post in the Wild Orchid Craft blog.

Thank you so much for visiting!

Hugs, Camilla