Framed Hydrangea

Good Sunday morning.  I have a framed hydrangea project to share with you today using both the Impression Obsession Hydrangea Stamps Set and Hydrangea Die Set. I think the images stamped on the die cuts add a lovely element of texture and realism to the flower and foliage.

KC Impression Obsession Hydrangea Set 1 right

I stamped the flower image on white cardstock with  rose ink.  I ran a piece of white paper directly over the rose ink pad to create the same level of color as on the stamped image and cut out several sections of the cluster of individual hydrangea blossoms.  I formed the blossoms with my stylus and mat and layered them over the stamped background to add dimension.  Some blossom were attached with rolled up glue dots to add height and some were directly on the stamped layer with glossy accents. By attaching the blossoms in this manner created a more dimensional and realistic flower.

KC Impression Obsession Hydrangea Set 1 center

I stamped the stem and foliage on spring moss cardstock and cut them out with the matching dies. I attached the hydrangea and foliage to the stem with glossy accents and then attached over the frame opening with double layers of mounting tape. I added the friend tag and single bow for the finishing touch.

KC Impression Obsession Hydrangea Set 1 left

Be sure and check out my blog candy post if you would like a chance to win a group of retired Stampin’ Up! mini images.  Thanks for stopping by and have a great day.

Impression Obsession Cling Stamps, Hydrangea Set   Impression Obsession Dies, Hydrangea SetImpression Obsession Dies, Mini Rectangle Tags 2    Accents, GlossyATG Kit, Advanced Tape GliderSizzix Big Shot Machine, Black & PinkRetractable Craft PickMemory Box Die, Metal Adaptor PlateGlue Dots, 3/8Teflon Bone Folder Scissors, 5 High Tack Double-Sided Foam Mounting Tape, 1/2Paper Trimmer, Tonic Guillotine 12Soft Grip Embossing and Stylus Set

 Stamps:  Impression Obsession Hydrangea Stamps Set        Ink:  Regal Rose, Distress Ink Peeled Paint      Paper:  White, Rose Red, Spring Moss     Accessories:  Hydrangea Set, Mini Rectangle Tags 2,  Spellbinders Long Rectangle, White Organza Ribbon, Glossy Accents , Metal Adapter Plate , Glue Dots , Paper Piercer , ATG , Big Shot, Teflon Bone Folder, Snips, Stylus, Mat, Guillotine Paper Cutter

23 thoughts on “Framed Hydrangea”

  1. O.M.G!; Kittie, this card is fantastic!; what level of work; it impressed me. The flowers an leaves are like at natural; i can sense the velvet os them!. Sorry my poor english.

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  2. Kittie, this is gorgeous. My great grandmother had the most beautiful hydrangeas in her yard. My mother had cuttings in her yard but I had no luck growing them. So I love paper ones. This is stunning.

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  3. Such an amazing and inspiring beauty Kittie. I appreciate you sharing the details. I think that window adds something special to this creation. Wow.

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  4. WOW! This is so real looking. I can not believe how beautiful it is…how realistic those leaves and blossoms are. Kittie, this is one of my absolute favorites of yours!

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  5. Kittie, another stunning and beautiful card. I grew up with a hydrangea in our front yard and just love them. My Mother’s birthday is next month and I making your 3D hydrangea card for her.

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  6. Good afternoon, What an idea, to bring the flower to life, It really pops like a real flower. You are so creative. Just love it,….an my list of dies is growing like the flowers, more and more…..have a good day.

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  7. Looks like this Hydrangea is going to pop off this card
    So realistic….Simply lovely…yet another one to case and must buy the Hydrangea set. You are breaking my bank Miss Kittie…but what a fun way to go.
    Vickie

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