Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron
Posted by Spellbinders Team on March 06, 2021

Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron

Hi there, this is Bibi Cameron and I'm happy to be able to share ideas and inspiration using gorgeous new hot plates from the Blooming Birthday Collection designed by Yana Smakula.

Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron

Today I’m featuring: To use hot plates, I use the Spellbinders Hot Foil System and the Spellbinders Die Cutting Machine.

Glimmer Peony on Dark Background

Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron

I love the look and feel of gold foil on dark backgrounds as this also allow me to apply easy colouring with coloured pencils. So to make this C6 card, I applied Polished Brass Hot Foil over Navy Blue Cardstock using Glimmering Peony Glimmer plate. To add color, I used coloured pencils. I also added to this card a hot foiled sentiment made using Polished Brass hot foil and a plate from Yana's Special Sentiments.

Glimmer Peony on white Background

Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron

I also wanted to add a light background to the golden hot foiled peonies. For this C6 card, I also hot foiled the peonies on Cosmic Sky (Navy Blue) Cardstock and I applied colors using coloured pencils. Then, I fussy cut the image using scissors. I used adhesive foam pads to adhere the peonies over a hot foiled striped background made using white smooth cardstock, Polished Brass hot foil, and Skinny Stripes Background hot plate. The sentiment was made using Yana's Special Sentiments and Polished Brass hot foil.

Glimer Peony Gift Box

Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron

You can also use glimmer plates to decorate memory albums covers, tags or the side panels of 3D projects like this small gift box. The box measures 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" and it is 1-1/2 inches tall. To make it, I first cut 2 pieces of cardstock.
  • Lid: 5-1/2" x 5-1/2". I scored at 1" inch around the edges.
  • Box body: 6-7/8" x 6-7/8". I scored a 1- 1/2" inches around the edges.
Scoring the piece for the lid allowed me to find the right placement to apply Polish Brass hot foil using Glimmering Peony hot plate. Once I applied the hot foil, I also applied colours using coloured pencils. Then, I trimmed the corners of both pieces to create flaps and I glued them in place to shape the box. To finish, I added a hot foiled sentiment made using Teal Hot Foil and a glimmer plate from Yana's Special Sentiments hot plates. I also added Fashion Gold Embellishments.

Glimmering Peony 3 Ways with Bibi Cameron

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That's all for today. I hope you enjoyed this post. Bibi

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I Love these Bibi! I loved the video and learned how to add pencils to these gorgeous glimmer sets! LOVE!

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