Showing posts with label DSP-Greenhouse Gala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DSP-Greenhouse Gala. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

SC333: A Greenhouse Thanks

Well, the creative juices seem to once again be flowing. I actually sat down yesterday to create. As I mentioned in a previous post, I am totally hooked on the Greenhouse Gala DSP. The colors and print are fabulous.


Using that as inspiration, I went in search of a sketch. I stumbled upon this one over at SCS. It was perfect for what I had to work with.

I had saved all the scraps from the Fun Flowers I cut out for the Petal Cone dies I had done. There's not enough for a full card, but when trimmed up, I had enough scraps for the small portions of this design. It just goes to show...never throw away those scraps, especially of paper you love ;)

Hope you like it & thanks for stopping by!

Stamps: Swirls & Curls Verses (Hostess)
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Baja Breeze and Whisper White Cardstock; Greenhouse Gala DSP
Ink: Chocolate Chip Classic Ink
Accessories: Fun Flowers Die, Mat Pack & Paper Piercer, Brown Button, Linen Thread and Glue Dots

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Wedding Favors II: Greenhouse Gala

If you saw my previous post, you know that I've been busy making these Petal Cones. I needed to make 90 of them for a wedding.

This is the second set that I made. I chose to use the Greenhouse Gala DSP for these. The colors in this pack are gorgeous and just perfect for summer.


I decided early on, that since I had to make 90, I would keep it simple. All the Petal Cones are Chocolate Chip. Each flower is made with a half sheet of the DSP. I used one side of the sheet for one layer and the other side for a layer. It's amazing how these are designed to coordinate. It made my job super easy.

These die cuts are both a must have. They have become my favorites. Hope you like them!

Stamps: None
Paper: Chocolate Chip and Pear Pizzazz Cardstock; Greenhouse Gala DSP
Ink: None
Accessories: Petal Cone Die, Fun Flowers Die, Pear Pizzazz Seam Binding, Buttons, Glue Dots and a Hole Punch