Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers
Posted by Spellbinders Team on September 19, 2017

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers

Hello Friends! I'm so excited to introduce to you today four more etched dies sets from my NEW Timeless Heart Collection: Double Heart Gatefold Card Etched Dies, Double Heart Gift Box Etched Dies, Rolled Flowers Etched Dies and Layered Leaf Vines Etched Dies. This gate-fold card and gift box ensemble was a lot of fun to create using these die sets. The Rolled Flowers are so easy to make, with just one die cut you get the stamens, flower petals and leaves!! Follow the tutorials below to create these projects and flowers.

Instructions:

Double Heart Gift Box Etched Dies: 1. Die cut 4 box side panels from designer cardstock. Die cut 4 decorative pieces from white cardstock. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 2. Glue decorative pieces to 4 side panels. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 3. Apply glue or adhesive tape to 4 tabs and then adhere panels together to form box.

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 4. Die cut 2 lids from designer cardstock. Die cut decorative pieces from white cardstock and then glue to both lids. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 5. Apply tape or glue to 4 lid tabs. Glue lid side panels together at the tabs to form both lids. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 6. Apply lids to top and bottom to finish box. Decorate top of box with Rolled Flowers, Layered Leaf Vines and silk ribbon bow. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Double Heart Gatefold Card Etched Dies: 1. Die cut back of card panel from designer cardstock. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 2. Die cut 2 card side panels from designer cardstock. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 3. Die cut 2 decorative pieces from white cardstock and then glue to side panels. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

4. Die cut top decorative piece and sentiment from white cardstock and then glue to card.

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 5. Apply adhesive strip or glue to side panel tabs and adhere to back of card. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

6. Punch a small hole to the center of each panel for ribbon. Decorate card with Rolled Flowers and Layered Leaf Vines. Make a bow in the center to close card.

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Rolled Flowers: 1. Die cut 2 strips of the same size for each flower from white cardstock. Color edges of flower petals with dauber and different shades of pink distress inks. Color leaves and stamens at the end of strip with green distress ink as pictured below. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 2. Shape petals and leaves with Tool N’ One™ Stylus and then glue strips together offsetting petals and leaves as pictured below. I used E-Z Runner Micro tape to adhere strips together. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders 3. Roll flower strip with Tool N’ One™ Quilling Tip starting at the stamens side. Apply glue at the end of strip to keep secure. Open leaves and flower petals out to shape flower. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

4. Die cut Layered Leaf Vines from light green cardstock. Color leaves with green Distress Ink. Glue leaves under flowers. Double Heart Card & Box Ensemble with Rolled Flowers by Marissa Job for Spellbinders

Spellbinders Supplies: Other Supplies: Neenah Papers (Natural White and Green Cardstock); BoBunny (Soiree Paper Collection, Ranger Distress Ink Pads – Aged Hahogany, Worn Lipstick, Victorian Velvet, Twisted Citron and Mowed Lawn, Scrapbook Adhesive by 3L – E-Z Runner Micro Permanent Adhesive, May Arts Silk Ribbon. Thanks for visiting and have a wonderful week! Marisa Job

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Good morning, my daughter is turning 15 and I’m planning her quinceanera… I will really like for you to show me couple samples and very nice and Cinderella Invitations

Cynthia Rodriguez,

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