Hello crafty friends, welcome to the My Favorite Things August Creative Construction with Blueprints Challenge!
Blueprints feature many innovative designs that make it so easy to add interest to your projects without a lot of unnecessary effort. Frames that feature multiple openings allow you to compartmentalize and feature numerous images and sentiments without the monotony involved in aligning a variety of dies. This month, we’re shining a spotlight on Blueprints that include these fantastic elements.
Here is what I came up with:
For my card today, I used tri-window frame in the Blueprints 29 Die-namics as the windows in a cozy brick house. First, I made a brick pattern using the English Brick Wall Stencil. I laid the stencil over the watercolour paper panel, coloured with Vintage Photo Distress ink using mini ink blending tool, and then lightly brushed the bricks with water using paint brush. For the inside the house, I stamped so adorable kitties from the Cool Cat set on a separate watercolour paper in pigment black ink, coloured them with Distress markers. For the light yellow curtains, I die cut them from the Lemon Chiffon card stock using the Classic Window Die-namics.
Make sure to head over to the MFT blog today for more great projects from the design team for this months challenge.
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To start, I heat embossed the sentiment from the 
On the 
Yay! My interactive cozy fireplace card is ready!!
Isn’t it cool? Seriously, I love this brilliant kit!!
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For my first card, I made my own floral background with 
To start, I die cut the stitched flowers and leaves from watercolour paper using 
I trimmed the edges of the panel, then ink blended on it with Distress inks using mini ink blending tool – I used Festive Berries, Wild Honey, Worn Lipstick, Twisted Citron, Peacock Feathers, Faded Jeans, and Seedless Preserves Distress inks. After doing some ink bleding, I spritzed with perfect pearls mist, added some white ink splatters all over the panel – I wanted to add a bit of shine and sparkle to my card.
Once the panel was completely dry, I mounted it on an A2 sized white card base using double-sided tape, and then lifted each petal using my fingertips for beautiful 3D effects!
For my second card, I made a beautiful bouquet with 
For my last card, I made a floral wreath with 
My card features the 
To start, I stamped the ‘under the see’ scene from the 
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