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Remnants cards for Blue Fern Studios

Hello, today I have written a blogpost on the Blue Fern studios blog.
I'm sharing two cards I made with the Remnants collection.






More info here:


Thanks for stopping by.

Hugs, Henriette

Love themed cards using Blue Fern Studios Heartland

Hello and happy Sunday.
Today you can find me on the Blue Fern Studios blog sharing two cards I've made with 
the heartland paper collection.




All the information about the products and more pictures on the Blue Fern Studios blog:


Thanks for stopping by!!

Hugs, Henriëtte.

Guest designer at Lemoncraft

Hi, today I'm guest designer over at the Lemoncraft  blog. Last month I won a challenge overthere and as a price I got a VIP blog post. How awesome is that?

I've made many cards and other projects with the beautiful Lemoncraft papers and you can see a lot of them on today's blogpost over at Lemoncraft.

Here are a few examples.
This card is new and I used Lemoncraft papers: "house of roses"



Here's an exploding box I made using the pretty "forget me not"papers.




and for these decorated birdhouses I used just love me paperpad.




More examples on the lemoncraft blog, I hope you'll take a look.

http://blog.lemoncraft.pl/2018/04/vip-guest-designer-henriette-van-mierlo.html

Thanks!

Hugs, Henriette.

Rainbow colors

Hi,  today I'm on the 14 craft bar blog sharing 2 cards with foamiran flowers in rainbow colors.


There's also a little tutorial on how I've created the flowers. I used the same die for both kinds of flowers.
The stamps I used for the sentiments are from a previous Simon Says Stamp monthly cardkit.

More info on the 14 craft bar blog.

http://14craftbar.blogspot.nl/2018/02/rainbow-flowers.html

I hope you'll take a look there.

Hugs, Henriette.

Tropical Flowers

In contrast to the autumn weather outside and Christmas fast approaching I made a summer card
with tropical flowers.



I used a stencil from Deepti Malik that I purchased at stamplorations.
First I colored the stencil with yellow Tim Holtz distress marker, added water with a mister and rub the stencil on waterpaper (300 gr). Then I used my heatgun to dry the paper.
I placed the stencil on the paper again and with sponge daubers I colored in the flowers and leaves using
vibrant dye inks from Clearly Kelly.
The smile word die is a cutting template from Little Yellow Bicycle.

It is the first card I made using a stencil and I did like working on it.

I would like to enter this card in these challenges:

all sorts challenge: CAS
kraftin kimmie stamps: happy birrrrthday 
crafters cafe blog challenge: use die cuts 
lia stampz: anything goes

Have a lovely (Sun)day and thanks for stopping by.

Hugs, Henriëtte.