Susan's Garden Peach Roses

 

First of all I want to thank all of you for your comments  yesterday on the new flowers I created and telling me your favorite.  I love reading your comments.    If you haven't commented yet, you have until tomorrow to comment then go over to Joan's Gardens and leave a comment for a chance to win a set of Susan's Garden flower dies.

Today I have another card created with the new Susan's Gardens "Rose".  The background was embossed with the Crafter's Companion "Floral" 6x6" embossing folder; it was sponged with Tea Dye  and Scattered Straw Distress Ink.  The embossed piece was attached to a lace frame created with the Martha Stewart "String Lace" punches.  I created the rose and the rose bud with the Susan's Gardens "Rose" dies; they were placed over the Heartfelt Creations "Bella Rose" flourish.  The edges of the petals on the rose were brushed with the  Adirondack "Pearl" Metallic Acrylic Paint Dauber, to make it resemble the rose in the attached sentiment.  The pretty sentiment was cut from the Graphic 45 "Secret Garden" 8x8" paper pad. To complete this card I attached a peach silk bow. 

Products used:

Susan's Gardens "Rose" 658411

Graphic 45 "Secret Garden" 8x8" paper pad

Crafter's Companion Embossalicious "Floral" embossing folder

Heartfelt Creations "Bella Rose" flourish die HCD 712

Martha Stewart "String Lace" Corner/Border punches

Adirondack "Pearl Metallic Acrylic Paint Dauber"

Silk Ribbon

Distress Ink "Tea Dye and Scattered Straw"

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What is your favorite Susan's Garden Die

 Look at all these beautiful flowers that I created with the new Sizzix flower dies by Susan Tierney-Cockburn.   These dies are available at Joan's Gardens.  Joan and I are interested in knowing which flower is your favorite, so if you leave both of us a comment, a winner will be chosen, from a random drawing, and announced Wednesday morning.  The winner will receive the "Susan's Gardens" LEAVES set worth $18.99.  You can see this die set in Joan's post.

  All these flowers were very easy to create with Susan's new improved flower petals and tools. As I mentioned in a previous post, Susan Tierney-Cockburn designed the petals on the Punch Bunch punches we started creating flowers with.   All these dies come in a separate little plastic envelope for storage and with instructions. When you get your flower dies, I suggest you write the name of the flower on the back of each die, just in case you have more than one set open and get them mixed up.  There is a diagram of each die in the package on the back of the instruction sheet, but I found it a great help to have each die marked - I used a fine point Sharpie. I do want to mention again that the new Sizzix Flower Tool Kit that Susan designed is much improved over the old tool kit.  It has everything you need.  This kit has a special tool and pad just for adding a realistic look to your leaves and petals, that you did not get in the old kit. I will talk about some of the features of these tools in upcoming posts.

I can't tell you which one of these flowers is my favorite because I loved creating all of them. Which one is your favorite?  I created three different colors of the dogwood so thought I would start showing you my card collection featuring the white dogwood.

The background paper I used is from the Graphic 45 "Secret Garden" paper pad.  The border around the card was created with the Martha Stewart "Vintage Floral" punch set.  In the center of the card I placed the Spellbinders "Medallion One" doily and in the center of it I attached the Spellbinders "Lace Doily Motif".  The pretty dogwoods were created with the Sizzix "Susan's Garden Dogwood" die set.   Don't they look like real flowers!  The sentiment is from the Our Daily Bread "Birthday Blessings" stamp set.

I will be posting more cards this week showing off the beautiful flowers from "Susan's Garden" dies.  If you would like a chance to win the "Garden Leaves" die set, be sure to leave a comment blog on my blog below, and then go over to Joan's Gardens and leave a comment.  

Products used:

Sizzix "Susan's Garden" Dogwood  Flower die set 658405

Sizzix "Flower Tool Kit"

Viva Decor "Paper Pen Green" #703

Graphic 45 "Secret Garden" design paper 8x8 pad

Spellbinders "Medallion One" S2-014

Spellbinders "Lace Doily Motifs" S5-063

Martha Stewart "Vintage Floral corner/border punches

Our Daily Bread "Birthday Blessings" stamp set #D301

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Gorgeous Susan's Garden Roses

I love working with the new "Susan's  Gardens" flower dies by Sizzix.  This is one of the gorgeous roses and rose buds I created with Susan's "Rose" dies. I recycled a box to show off this rose. The doily under the box is the Cheery Lynn "Victorian Garden Doily".    Be sure to come back tomorrow to see all the flowers I created with the new flower dies by Susan Tierney Cockburn, plus a card.

Products used:

 

Sizzix "Susan's Gardens Rose" 658411

Cheery Lynn "Victorian Garden Doily Frame (FRM128)

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Joan's Gardens Weekly Challenge

I had so much fun with this week's challenge at Joan's Gardens.  Joan asked me to create a card using a fan for the challenge. This week your challenge will be to create a card or project that includes:

• Use some type of Fan -  stamped, die cut, etc
• Use colors Peach, Cream, and Green
• Use Lace
• Use Pearls

Please go over to Joan's Gardens to see the complete rules for  linking your card to the challenge and to see what the prize will be for one lucky, randomly drawn, winner.

The lace border was created with the Martha Stewart "String Lace" corner/border punch.  The background paper is from an older Graphic 45 paper pad; the corners were rounded off and glued to the String Lace piece.

 I love the newer Marianne Design "Vintage Fan" die so created a real fan with it.  Isn't that fan piece gorgeous.  The fan die comes with two pieces - the delicate embossed piece on top and an angle wing if you want to use it on the backside.  I used a piece of peach the Graphic 45 design paper for the angle wing.  The fan pieces were die cut using cream card stock then lightly sponged with Tea Dye Distress Ink.  The embossed fan was glued to the angle wing. The five pieces were attached with a large pearl brad I had in my stash, then fanned out and a piece of dimensional tape added to the back of each one.  The fan was then attached to the design paper.  A bow was added to the bottom of the fan then the Memory Box "Kaleidoscope" butterfly attached in the center of the fan.   Small Kaiser Craft pearls were added on the fan pieces and in the center of the butterfly.

I was so happy with this piece that I decided to attach it to one of the $1.00 wood frames I got at Michael's.  I did not do anything to the finish on the frame but did sponge Tea Dye Distress Ink around the edges.  

There are two styles of the Marianne Design Vintage Fan.  I used the Vintage Fan Two.  The Vintage Fan One is also beautiful and you can see these at this link.

I hope you will join us this week in our challenge.  Joan and I love to see your entries.

The products I use can be purchased from Joan's Gardens:

Marianne Design "Vintage Fan Two" LR0265

Martha Stewart "String Lace" border/corner punch set

Memory Box "Kaleidoscope Butterfly"  98261

Kaiser Craft Pearls

Distress Ink

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Susan's Garden Mini Daisies

Today I have been creating more flowers with the new Sizzix Susan's Gardens dies.  I made a variety of colors of the "Mini Daisy" and thought I would add all of them to this card to show the variety. Each flower kit comes with everything needed to complete that flower, including the leaves.   Flower Soft was added to the center of each flower.  To create the flower, I followed the directions in the package to complete the flowers.

I used the new Sizzix tool kit to shape these flowers.  This kit contains the Molding Pad, Leaf Pad, Non-Stick Pad, Leaf Tool, Stylus 5mm/8mm, Loop tool 5mm/3mm, scissors and self closing tweezers.  I love all these new tools.  The Leaf Tool and Leaf Pad work really great for shaping your leaves.  The Loop tools are wonderful for very detailed work for creating your flowers.  I just received this new tool kit today, so as I work with it I will show you different things you can do with it.    

The background used is the Spellbinders "Enchanted Labels 28 (5x7) frame.  On top I added the Cheery Lynn "French Lattice Small Frame".  The frame is longer than the lattice, so I had to die cut two of them and piece them together, then trimmed off some of the lattice around the corners.   The pretty window is the die from Heartfelt Creations called "Decorative Chateau Gate".  I added two little pearls on each "shutter" to complete the card.

Products used:

 

Susan's Garden (Sizzix) Mini Daisy 658407

Susan's Garden Tool Kit 658437

Spellbinders "Enchanted Labels 28 (5x7) S6-003

Heartfelt Creations "Decorative Chateau Gate Die" HCD 718

Cheery Lynn "French Lattice Small Frame" FRM 132 

Kaiser Craft Pearls

Paper Card Stock from Joan's Gardens

Crafter's Pick white glue

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Heartfelt Creations Alumni Designers Blog Hop

I always look forward to the last Tuesday of the month for the Heartfelt Creations Alumni Designer's Blog Hop.   Six designers are participating this month.  As in the past, Heartfelt Creations will be giving away a $25 gift certificate to someone who visits all six blogs and  has left a comment.  Here are the designers in the hop:

Dina Kowal http://mamadinis.blogspot.com

Selma Stevenson http://selmasstampingcorner.blogspot.com/ (you are here)

Alissa Wells http://willrunforstamps.blogspot.com/

Emilia van den Heuvel http://few-favourite-things.blogspot.nl/

Sarah Miller http://plainandfancypapercrafts.blogspot.com/

Lisa Allen http://toddandlisacreations.blogspot.com/

Visit each blog to see all the beautiful cards/projects designed by the alumni design team and leave a comment for a chance to win.  The winner will be announced on Saturday, May 4.

For my post this month, I decided to do a dimensional project.   I covered a little wooden birdhouse with Heartfelt Creations design paper from the "Countryside Evening Collection.  The pieces were glued down with Mod Podge.  The dimensional flowers were stamped and die cut using the "Tattered Blossoms" stamps and matching dies.  The base flower on the top of the bird house is a stamp from the "Tattered Blossom Swirls PreCut Set".  The little bird is from the "Holiday Haven PreCut Set".  A little Flower Soft was placed by the bird.   The design paper under and behind the birdhouse are also from the "Countryside Evening Collection" paper pad.

Your next stop will be to Alissa Wells http://willrunforstamps.blogspot.com/. 

Hope this blog hop inspires you to complete something special with your Heartfelt Creations stamps, dies and design paper.

You can purchase your Heartfelt Creations products from Joan's Gardens.

Heartfelt Creations "Tattered Blossoms PreCut Set" HCPC 3468

Heartfelt Creations "Tattered Blossom Swirls PreCut Set" HCPC 3469

Heartfelt Creations "Holiday Haven PreCut Set" HCPC 3491

Heartfelt Creations "Countryside Evening Collection"  HCDP1229

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New Susan's Garden Forsythia Dies

Close-up of my Forsythia

 I received my Susan's Garden dies this afternoon and this is the first flower I created with them.  This  Forsythia was very easy to create.

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Each flower set in Susan's Garden flower dies has everything needed to complete that specific flower.   Susan is a master gardener and has included detailed dies to complete very realistic flowers.   Each flower has a little plastic envelope to hold the dies for easy storage, as you can see in the above picture.  There are a total of 14 different flowers in the Sizzix Thinlits dies and two flowers in the Sizzix Bigz Dies.  There are also two different packages of Thinlits leaves.  The large white background is the Spellbinders "Botanical Swirls" die.   The flower sits on the Cheery Lynn "Christmas Ball Decoration" and the Spellbinders "Lacey Circles" die cuts.  I like the Cheery Lynn "Christmas Ball Decoration" as a pretty small doily - I cut off the little loops on the outside edge. The corners used are from the Spellbinders "Parisian Accents" set.

Susan Tierney-Cockburn is the author of the Paper Bouquet book that we have been using to learn how to shape our flowers with the Punch Bunch flower punches.  Susan has designed these new fabulous flower dies, which have complete instructions, in each package, for assembling the flower.    

Here is a list of all the Susan's Garden flower dies released by Sizzix so far:  Daffodil, Dogwood, Forsythia, Hibiscus, Lily, Mini Daisy, Mini Lily, Mini Petals, Pansy/Violet, Poppy, Rose, Sunflower, Tulip, Quince, Leaves, Fern & Ivy, Garden Leaves.  In the Bigz dies there are the Black-Eyed Susan and Peony.  

Products used:

Susan's Gardens Sizzix "Forsythia (658406)

Spellbinders "Botanical Swirls" die (S5-154)

Spellbinders "Lacy Circles" S4-293

Spellbinders "Parisian Accents" S5-034

Cheery Lynn "Christmas Ball Decorations with Angel Wing" DL150

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A Plate of Goodies

Do you like to dress up "goodies" you give away?  I thought I would post a band I created for a plate of cookies that is going to a new neighbor.  I used the eBosser "Dainty Dots" embossing folder to emboss a band that goes around this plate of cookies then decorated the top with the new Heartfelt Creations "Decorative Lattice Swirl" die for the background.  The flowers were created using the Cheery Lynn "Build A Flower #2" dies and embellishments.  The pretty leaves are from the Heartfelt Creations "Beautiful You PreCut Set" and die cut using the matching die from the "Decorative Flower Pot" die set.  The daisies were die cut using the Cheery Lynn "Darling Daisies" dies and the stamens in the daisies are from the BAF #2 Embellishments dies.  I used a very old JustRite stamp set called "Homemade Treats" for the "Fresh Baked" label.  

The new Flower Dies by Susan Tierney Cockburn have arrived at Joan's Gardens.  I will be posting these new flowers, and some tutorials, very soon.   Susan is the one who wrote the "Paper Bouquet" book that we have been using to learn to create flowers; she has come out with a whole new line of flower dies, tools, and supplies we are very anxious to work with.   If you haven't seen these new dies, you will want to check them out over at Joan's Gardens.  Joan does have a reduced price on all her products plus she only charges you exact postage, which is a great savings.   

You can purchase the products I use from Joan's Gardens:

eBosser "Dainty Dots" embossing folder

Heartfelt Creations "Decorative Lattice Swirl Die" HCD 733

Heartfelt Creations "Decorative Flower Pot Die" HCD 732

Heartfelt Creations "Beautiful You PreCut Set" (leaves) HCPC 3532

Cheery Lynn Build A Flower #2 

Cheery Lynn Build A Flower Embellishments #2

Cheery Lynn "Darling Daisy" dies (A196)

JustRite "Homemade Treat" JB08720 (Retired)

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Joan's Gardens Weekly Challenge

It is time for a new challenge at Joan's Gardens.   This week we have a fun challenge for you.   We want you to create a card using items from the letters TULIPS.  Here are some examples of things you can use for each letter:

T - texture, tulips, trim

U - umbrella

L - lace, lavender

I - item from Joan's Gardens

P - polka dots, pearls

S - sentiment, staples, sand paper, 

Create you card with any item(s) that correspond with the letters in TULIPS.  I have only given you a few ideas.  Please list these items in your post with your card.  You can get all the information about this challenge and post your card over at Joan's Gardens.

Here is the information about my card.  

T - I  used the Memory Box "Dancing Tulips, plus the new Brenda Walton "Trellis" embossing folder for in the Marianne Design white rectangle frame for texture

U - I used the Marianne Design "umbrella"  

L - I used the Spellbinders "Flourish Trim" on the bottom plus the rectangle and umbrella are lacy, plus a lot of lavender.

I - All the items I used are from Joan's Gardens

P - There are polka dots and pearls on the umbrella

S - The sentiment is from the JustRite "Vintage Rose Medallion" stamp set.

I hope you will join us this week in our challenge.  We are looking forward to seeing how creative you are with this challenge.

All the products I used can be purchased from Joan's Gardens:

Graphic 45 "Secret Garden" design paper pad

Marianne Design "Umbrella" (LR0263)

Marianne Design"Rectangle Frame" (LR0117)

Brenda Walton (Sizzix) Trellis Set embossing folders (658356)

Memory Box "Dancing Tulips" (98295)

Spellbinders "Flourish Trim" (S2-005)

JustRite "Vintage Rose Medallion" stamp set (CR-03670)

Cherry Lynn "Grass Border" (B126)

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A Tea Party

Today my friend Pat and I decided to have a tea party.  She brought over the cookies then we used the Brenda Walton Sizzix "3-D Tea Cup" die for our cup.  No, we didn't really have a cup of tea but it was fun to pretend, but. . . . we did eat the cookies!

This is another very easy Brenda Walton die to work with.  There are so many different papers you could use and many different ways to decorate your cup.  

Here is a picture of the die we used.  You can get this cute tea cup die from Joan's Gardens.

While working up in my craft room this morning I saw something "new"  -- a big hot air balloon landing down the street.   I have never seen one in our neighborhood before. They are building new homes down the street and I wonder if these people were checking to see if this lot had a spectacular second story view.   

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Heartfelt Creations Balmy Breeze Design Paper

One of my favorite things to do when we go visit our son down in California is to go sailing with him.  This month Heartfelt Creations new collection is called Balmy Breeze and has beautiful stamps and design paper perfect for designing masculine cards.   This card was designed using a piece of the design paper for the background then cutting out some of the designs from a different paper in this pack to create this card. The large piece was cut out and backed with a piece of blue card stock that was distressed using the Zutter Distrezz-It.  Under this piece I taped down a piece of black mesh.  The compass was backed with a Nestabilities Petite Scalloped Circle then holes punched in each scallop.   The sentiment is from the Heartfelt Creations "Beautiful You PreCut Set".  

This was a very quick and easy masculine card to create.    I love the beautiful package of  Design Paper that coordinates with all the stamps in the Heartfelt Creations Balmy Breeze collection.  

You can order this new Heartfelt Creations collection from Joan's Gardens.  

Heartfelt Creations "Balmy Breeze Design Paper" HCDP1 232

Heartfelt Creations "Beautiful You PreCut Set" HCPC 3532

Zutter Distrezz-It

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Dimensional Shoes

Oh how fun.  You can now order the Brenda Walton "Ballroom Slippers" Sizzix die from Joan's Gardens.  Aren't these shoes the cutest!!!

There are two different types of shoes you can make with these dies.  This was my first time working with the dies just to figure out how to create them.  It was very easy.  You can use card stock and emboss it like I did here, or use pretty design paper.  It is easiest if you use double sided design paper since both sides show when you create the shoe.   I bet you could come up with lots of "fancy" shoes. 

Here is a picture of the box this die comes in.  Isn't that a pretty box.  All of the Brenda Walton embossing folders and dies, come in this type of box for easy storage.  

The order number is Sizzix  658346.

You can order this die from Joan's Gardens.  Joan sells these dies for $1.00 less than retail and she only charges you exact postage.

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Pansy Tutorial

I promised to post a tutorial for creating a pansy and the tutorial is below.  First I will explain this card before doing the tutorial.  This is a 5.5" x 6" card.  On the corners I added the Joy! Crafts corners.  In the center I used the Spellbinders "Marvelous Squares". In the points of the largest (bottom) layer of the Marvelous Squares, I added the die cut corners which also come with this set.  The pretty piece in the center of the square is the new Marianne Design "Anja Fan" (LR0265).  The pretty "Leaves" are from the Marianne Design "Anja Leaves" set.  The pansy is created with the Cheery Lynn "Build A Flower #2" dies.  

Tutorial on creating a Pansy using the Cheery Lynn Build A Flower #2 dies.  

Build a Flower #2 - B187

Embellishment #2 - B188

These are the two Build A Flower die sets used.  

If you look at the dies above, I used two of the "yellow" petals and four of the orange petals to create this pansy.   The flower base is the largest green five-point one on the embellishment set.

The petals were die cut using yellow card stock then the edges sponged with "Wild Honey" Distress Ink. I used the "Aged Mahogany" Distress Marker to draw the lines in on four of the (orange on die plate) petals.  The petals were then shaped with the tools from the Flower Tool Kit to give them dimension.  I used the large white tool to give them the rounded look and used my fingernails to kind of "crunch" up the very ends of the petals for a "ruffle" look.

 

Start by gluing down the two top petals on the base, slightly over lapping them in the middle.  Next add two petals to side (one on each side).

For the petals in the very front, on the bottom, I glued the last two petals together down the side, over lapping as shown, to create one wide petal.  These were then glued on the bottom of the flower, with the edges over the petals on the side.

Here is a closeup of the Pansy.

In the very center of the pansy I added these two pieces from the Cheery Lynn Build A Flower #1 Embellishments.  I color the larger piece with the Aged Mahogany Distress Marker on the lower half to blend in with the lines on the lower half of the flower.  The smaller piece was glued on top of it.  

Pansies come in many, many different colors and color combinations.  You can have a lot of fun coming up with your own beautiful, colorful pansies.  

I hope this tutorial helps you create beautiful pansies.   

Cheery Lynn Build A Flower #2 (B187)

Cheery Lynn Build A Flower #2 Embellishments (B188)

Cheery Lynn Build A Flower #1 (B181A)

Marianne "Anja Leaves" LR0228

Marianne "Anja Fan"  LR0265

Joy! Craft "Corners"  6002/0135

Spellbinders "Marvelous Squares (S4-383)

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Butterfly and Rose

I love the Marianne Design embossing folders and have one I haven't used for a while that I wanted to try something different with.  I usually emboss a plain piece of card stock and add things to it.  Today I decided to see what it would look like if I embossed onto a piece of design paper.  I used a piece of design paper from the Lost & Found "Blush" 6x6 Designer Paper Pad.  The embossing folder was place right in the center.  I really like how this looks.  To dress it up I added a rose created with the Spellbinders "Spiral Blossom One" die.  The pretty leaves are from the Marianne Design "Anja Leaves".  

The butterfly is the pretty Cheery Lynn "Faerie Queen with Angel Wing" die.  I used an orange/yellow design paper for the Faerie Queen and a solid yellow for the angel wing.  

These products are in stock at Joan's Gardens:

Marianne Design DS0916 embossing folder

Marianne Design Anja Leaves LR0228

Cheery Lynn "Faerie Queen with Angel Wing" butterfly (DL161)

Spellbinders Spiral Blossom One S4-351

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Friends Are Flowers

I love finding design paper with flowers and then creating dimensional flowers to match.  This design paper is from the Lost & Found "Blush" 6x6 Designer Paper Pad.  I created the little roses with the Cheery Lynn Miniature Rose, Medium Rose and Large Rose dies.

For the pretty frame, I used the Memory Box "Cherise Label" for the burgundy background and the Memory Box "Tiffany Frame" to glue over it.  The sentiment is from the JustRite "Seeds of Summer".  

The foliage behind the flowers are from the Marianne Design "Anja Leaves" set, and the Cheery Lynn "Flourish Leaf Strip" and "Ivy Strip".  The corner used is the Memory Box "Macarena Corner".

All these products can be purchased from Joan's Gardens:

Memory Box "Cherise Label" 98402

Memory Box "Tiffany Frame" 98401

Memory Box "Macarena Corner" 98291

JustRite "Seeds of Summer" stamp set (CR-03755)

Cheery Lynn "Miniature Rose" (B152)

Cheery Lynn "Medium Rose" (B154)

Cheery Lynn "Large Rose" (B155)

Cheery Lynn "Flourish Leaf Strip" B178

Cheery Lynn "Ivy Strip" B304

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Joan's Gardens Weekly Challenge

It is time for a new challenge at Joan's Gardens.  Joan is  recovering from knee surgery and has asked that I post the challenge card on my blog and list the challenge requirements.  

This week we want you to create a "Girly" card.  

• Use pastel colors
• Use some type of lace (can be real or die cut)
• Use at least one bow
• Include flowers 
• Use at least one product from Joan's Gardens

For my "Girly" card I used a new new Sizzix die.  I think this Brenda Walton "Princess Dress" is so cute and it is very easy to use.  You place a folded piece of card stock or design paper up to the fold line on the shoulder and run through your machine to create the card.  I used a piece of one sided design paper so I did also cut a piece of solid pink card stock for the inside of the card.  You can cut both pieces at same time; just make sure the folds are in tightly.  The two pieces were attached with Glue N' Seal.    This die has some accessories you can use to dress it up.  I used the die cut bow on my dress.  In the center of the bow I added a small rose.   Along the bottom I added a piece of the Cheery Lynn "Anastasia Border". Around the neckline I used a little piece of the cut off edge of the Anastasia Border to make it look like a collar. I used Diamond Stickles to run a sparkly line along the bottom edge of the shirt, and around the neckline and a little on the lace on the bottom of the skirt.  Kaiser Craft pearls were added.   

I decided to dress my card up by adding a parasol.  I die cut the Marianne Design "umbrella" and backed it with a piece of ivory card stock.  Between the die cut and the backing, I added a piece of heavy gauge wire to make the handle of the umbrella strong enough to stand up.  It was attached to the inside of the dress with a glue dot.     

On the inside of the card I added a sentiment by Penny Black.

This is a picture of the dress before I decided to dress it up with pearls and the parasol.  I added diamond Stickles around the edges of the ivory bow.  On the top card I added a green bow to match the color of the parasol.  

There are a lot of fun things you can do with  this cute dress die.  Also this Sizzix die includes a deckle edge die cut card which I posted last Monday.

Sizzix Brenda Walton "Princess Dress & Deckled Card" die (65835)

Marianne Design "Umbrella" (LR0263)

Cheery Lynn "Anastasia Border"

Penny Black "Dreams Come True" stamp

Stickles

Kaiser Craft pearls

Glue N' Seal

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