Do you find that you go through phases of using different colours in your art or crafts? I notice that I do - I could pretend that this is planned to look good on Instagram, but it actually happens quite subconsciously. At the moment I'm going through a rainbow phase and want everything to look as colourful as possible! So I used a rainbow colour palette to make this birthday card.
I made this card with the following materials:
First, I created a splattered rainbow background on the card blank using watercolours.
I printed the hot air balloon digital stamp onto white card, cut out with a craft knife and coloured it using coloured pencils.
Then I cut a ring of white card with my Cameo cutting machine, I also used this to cut a scalloped border from white card.
I mounted the white card ring onto cloud patterned paper, as a background for the hot air balloon.
I made this card with the following materials:- white card blank (A5 size when folded)
- printables; hot air balloon digital stamp, cloud and rainbow chevron background paper, rainbows border strip
- white card
- blue coloured paper
- watercolour paints
- coloured pencils
- black fine tip pen
- sequins and gemstones
- double sided sticky foam pads, double sided sticky tape and glue stick
- craft knife and Silhouette Cameo 2
cutting machine
First, I created a splattered rainbow background on the card blank using watercolours.
I printed the hot air balloon digital stamp onto white card, cut out with a craft knife and coloured it using coloured pencils.
Then I cut a ring of white card with my Cameo cutting machine, I also used this to cut a scalloped border from white card.
I mounted the white card ring onto cloud patterned paper, as a background for the hot air balloon.
A strip of blue coloured paper was mounted behind the scalloped border strip and attached to the card blank, followed by the rainbows border strip.
I attached the white circle with the clouds paper to the card with double sided sticky foam pads, then added the balloon - again with the foam pads to add dimension to the card.
A small piece of the chevron pattern paper was glued above the borders on the right side of the card, then I wrote 'birthday wishes' by hand with a black, fine tipped pen.
Finally, I added some sequins and gems for some sparkle!
You can find the Hot Air Balloon printables used in the project, and more, in my Etsy shop hfcSupplies.
PS. Have you seen the craft challenge I am hosting on my blog? I have extended the deadline for entries to Thursday 21st July so you still have time to enter! All you need to do is make something using my hot air balloon designs (some free printables are available through the challenge post!) for a chance to win a £10 coupon to my Etsy shop. Find all the details here > Craft Challenge Hot Air Balloons
 "Hot Air Balloon birthday card - find out how to make this card by Hazel Fisher Creations")
I love this card!
ReplyDeleteThanks Maria! :)
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