Tropical Flowers and Glimmer Hot Foil By Joy Baldwin
on November 10, 2021

Tropical Flowers and Glimmer Hot Foil By Joy Baldwin

Hi crafty friends, my name is Joy Baldwin (aka Create It With Joy). I really love making cards and sharing them with you! If you want to check out more of my creations, head over to my blog. I am really excited about sharing these beautiful Tropical Flowers with you, so let’s get started.

Tropical Flowers and Glimmer Hot Foil By Joy Baldwin

I love tropical flowers and the Hibiscus and Plumeria flowers from Susan’s Tropical Getaway Collection are just stunning. I decided to pair these with Glimmer Hot Foil and they turned out so beautiful.

Tropical Flowers and Glimmer Hot Foil By Joy Baldwin

I started by die cutting my flower petals from Susan’s Specialty cardstock and coloring them with Copic Markers. I used YR01,02,04 R35 for the Hibiscus flowers. I die cut the leaves from Forest cardstock. For the Plumeria, I used Y02, RV14 for the petals and then E57,19 for the stems. Susan’s tool kit is a must for shaping the petals and leaves into these lifelike flowers.

Tropical Flowers and Glimmer Hot Foil By Joy Baldwin

I thought Glimmer Hot Foil would be beautiful with these flowers, so I foiled the backgrounds using Speckled Aura Foil and The Glimmer Framed Details Plate (falling leaves) and The Diamonetta Background Plate. I used Yana’s Sentiments with Gold Foil. I trimmed down each foiled card panel and adhered the flowers and sentiments. I then adhered that to a light gray A2 card panel.

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies

Simon Says Stamp 120lb cardstock, Cardstock Warehouse Forest cardstock and Gray cardstock, Copic Markers:YR01,02,04 RV14, Y02, R35, E19,57 Thank you so much for stopping by, I hope you feel inspired to create something wonderful. Please come back and visit again, you can also visit me on my blog, IG or YouTube Channel. Have a wonderful day! Hugs, Joy

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Hudnall Rebecca,

These have so much dimension. So colorful and lovely!


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