This beautiful card is created using another of the Create a Flower dies from Spellbinders.
This is the Stargazer Lily and it is one that looks far more complicated than it is ... so don't be put off.
On the video I have shown you how to make this flower for two different purposes.
Here I have made just two of the Lilies and added them to a card and I think the effect is very pretty.
The flowers them selves have been colored with alcohol markers to give the shading as in the real flower
You can do that with anything that you have in your own personal "Stash" ... watercolor pencils, alcohol markers, pastels, distress inks
And lilies come in many colors so you can make them suit your color scheme.
Scroll down to watch the video on how to make these very realistic flowers ...
.. and the video will show you how to add a stem to them to make them into an independent display
Here I have added them to a little porcelain shoe along with some green ivy
I have tied the whole lot with ribbon and this would make a lovely addition to someone dressing table.
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
hello Christina, lovely card en very nice flowers in a shoe!! good idea.
ReplyDeleterinda
Beautiful, absolutely stunning, love everything you have done.
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Have a great day
Patricia xx
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card ,the flowers are superb on the card and in the vase.
I will watch your video later with my coffee and my feet up .
Take Care
Elaine H X
Fabulous card Christina the lilies are amazing and really compliment your card
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Morning Christina,
ReplyDeleteLovely card, the flowers are lovely but for me they are just too big for cards.
Lydia
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These dies offer so many other options for their use on cards, as do the rest of the flower dies. Great card! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Christina and the
ReplyDeletevideo is super ,they really do look realistic.
Marion H
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning card today. I have all the dies bar the fancy tags. Thanks for showing us how to make the lilies, although you could use any flower die to make this card.
What an absolutely beautiful card Christina. The colours are stunning, the flowers are lovely and I would just love to have this card adorn my mantel. Jen xxx
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Good morning Christina,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card that you have made for our delight today with those exquisite lilies. I bet this doesn't lie long before someone snaps it up from you and deservedly so. Have a lovely day and hope that "your film crew" is well also,
Love and crafty hugs
Norah (glenochil)
thats brilliant not got that die but have got a punch ,probley not as good though xx
ReplyDeleteFab video, as usual, Christina! Love your creations with your dies :)
ReplyDeleteStunning card as usual Christina and those lilies are gorgeous. Christine xx
ReplyDeleteHello Christina, my what a beautiful card so lovely and elegant too, you really have shown this die to it's very best and they look so very lovely indeed.
ReplyDeleteOff now to watch your video before lunch, thank you so much for all your inspiration once more.
Hugs
Margaret corgi owner
Another lovely card. Can't wait to watch the video.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card with the create-a-flower die
ReplyDeleteGreat video and so easy to do...
Well done Christina
Gorgeous card and flower today, love it. Another great video tutorial, thanks Christina.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Christina! I love lilies but haven't planted any in my new garden yet. Seeing how to put these on a stem will mean I can at least have some indoors and no mess or bother either. Thanks for showing us it's not as difficult as it looks. x
ReplyDeleteLovely card and video- good to see die sizes - thanks xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Christina. Hugs. Jan. xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Beautiful card Christina. Those lilies are so perfect. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. Hugs Rita xx
ReplyDeleteDo you use any particular sort of paper for your flowers, Christina, or do you use vellum? I am going away for a week and have all the important stuff packed for a craft making trip and wondered about the best paper, or does ordinary craft paper do the trick? I have, previously used card stock and paper collection paper but had heard vellum was very good too? Hope you can help me out please?
ReplyDeleteOh what a fabulous card, love the idea of the flower as a decoration in a vase for a special someone. Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteStunning card, have just watched the tutorial, you are an excellent teacher and just love all you work. You have been my inspiration for many years long may you reign xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love those flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers, such a pretty colour. Lovely card as always Christina. Pat x
ReplyDeleteYou have me looking for this one to buy. Gorgeous card!!!
ReplyDeletexo Nana
Wow,it's another stunning card Christina! Thanks for sharing it :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Christina, that card is absolutely gorgeous. Love it, amazed by all your different creations.
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Anne Owens
So beautiful and your so talented x
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,lovely flowers,and a great tutorial.thank you.
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Brilliant, just love that lily, thank you so much for the video tutorial as well....amazing card made with them and the little boot of flowers, so versatile....luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this card. The stargazer lily is gorgeous - I'm thinking I must have this die and have a go.
Love and best wishes
Jenny C
Christina,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great tutorial. Gogeous card, but absolutely love the bouquet you made. Great job on everything...film crew too.
This is a really beautiful card, so elegant.
ReplyDeleteI have this flower die and love it, I have only used them on a card so far, thanks so much for showing how we can make a bouquet of them too!
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