Thursday 26 March 2020

More Honey Doo Makes

Good morning

I'm back today to share some more sample cards I've made for Honey Doo Crafts, ahead of their next shows on Create & Craft TV this Friday, 27 March 2020.

Amanda will be sharing her products and also doing demos in shows at 11.15am and 3.45pm.

All of my cards in this post were made using existing products, some of which will feature in the shows, and there will be a few new stamp sets on the shows too.  You can see previews of these over on the Honey Doo Facebook page, here.  Yesterday evening, Amanda held a Facebook Live giving you a preview of the stamps and samples.


First up I've used the Stars and Stripes set, Feathered Flourishes and Ribbons dies, and a sentiment from the Just in Case set...


I die cut a piece of kraft cardstock and then die cut some white cardstock with the Ribbons die and trimmed out just a section of it and adhered across the panel.  I then stamped and heat embossed the flowers in white pearl embossing powder and fussy cut them out.  I also die cut the flourish from some green vellum.  I curled the petals with a paint brush handle before adhering these with the flourish.  The sentiment was stamped in black and I added a pearl to the flower centre to finish before adhering the whole panel to the card base.


Materials used:
  • Stamps: Honey Doo Crafts - Stars & Stripes, Just in Case
  • Dies: Honey Doo Crafts - Ribbons, Feathered Flourish; Create a Smile - Cool Cuts Double Stitched Rectangles
  • Ink: VersaMark; Versafine - Onyx Black
  • Embossing Powder: Wow - White Pearl
  • Kraft Cardstock: Neenah Classic Crest - Dessert Storm
  • Vellum and pearl from stash


For this next card I've used Stars and Stripes again, Mesh stencil and sentiment from Just in Case...


On a piece of cardstock I blended through the Mesh stencil using a rainbow of Distress Inks, which I then die cut with a stitched border die and adhered down the edge of the card base.  I then stamped the flowers in black and heat embossed in clear.  These were popped up on glue dots and I finished with a stamped sentiment.


Materials used:
  • Stencil: Honey Doo Crafts - Mesh
  • Ink: Distress Ink - Squeezed Lemonade, Carved Pumpkin, Candied Apple, Picked Raspberry, Wilted Violet, Broken China, Lucky Glover; Versafine - Onyx Black
  • Stamps: Honey Doo Crafts - Stars and Stripes, Just in Case
  • Die: Poppy Stamps - Stitched Landscapes


This one uses the Stitch in Time set and a sentiment also from Just in Case...


I used my MISTI to stamp the repeated flower background with just the one flower stamp in the set, these were then coloured with teal toned ProMarkers, the darkest flower in the centre then fading out to paler flowers around the edge.  The panel was then adhered flat before adding a popped up embossed sentiment.

Materials used:
  • Stamps: Honey Doo Crafts - Stitch in Time, Just in Case
  • Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black; VersaMark
  • Coloured with ProMarkers
  • Embossing Powder: Wow - Opaque Bright White


A very simple card next, using the Starry Eye and Just in Case stamp sets...


I die cut two pierced squares, one in white and one from patterned paper.  I then stamped the flower onto the same patterned paper and heat embossed in white.  I popped up the white square over the patterned one, and then fussy cut the flower.  The pieces were adhered to the card base, the sentiment stamped below and a purple pearl enamel dot added to the centre of the flower.


Materials used:
  • Stamps: Honey Doo Crafts - Starry Eye, Just in Case
  • Die: MFT - Pierced Square Stax
  • Ink: Versafine - Onyx Black; VersaMark
  • Embossing Powder: Wow - Opaque Bright White


Starry Eye was used again for this next one, along with the Tartan stencil and Cheers sentiment set...


Here, firstly I stamped the flowers and then masked them before creating the background with the Tartan stencil.  I coloured the flowers and die cut the panel.  To finish I stamped the sentiment onto a vellum strip, heat embossed in white and then wrapped this around the panel.  The panel was adhered on fun foam and some gems added to complete the card.


Materials used:
  • Stamps: Honey Doo Crafts - Starry Eye, Cheers
  • Stencil: Honey Doo Crafts - Tartan
  • Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black; VersaMark; Distress Ink - Victoria Velvet, Tattered Rose
  • Coloured with ProMarkers
  • Die: Create a Smile - Cool Cuts Double Stitched Rectangles
  • Vellum and gems from stash


My final card uses the leaves from the Stitch in Time set and sentiment from Daffodils...


I wasn't sure about this card, and I'm still not, but I wanted to use just the leaves from the Stitch in Time set.  I added masking tape to the card base about half way down and blended upwards with a little green ink and then used blue ink to create the clouds using a stencil.  I then stamped the leaves multiple times in a row, masking a few, and then coloured with ProMarkers.  The sentiment was heat embossed in white onto a die cut sentiment strip.

Materials used:
  • Stamps: Honey Doo Crafts - Stitch in Time, Daffodils
  • Stencil: MFT - Cloud
  • Ink: Distress Ink - Mowed Lawn, Tumbled Glass; Memento - Tuxedo Black; VersaMark
  • Coloured with ProMarkers
  • Embossing Powder: Wow - Opaque Bright White
  • Die: Clearly Besotted - Stripped Die Collection


Thanks so much for visiting.  I hope, with so many people having to stay at home, you can tune in to the two shows of Friday and support Amanda.  At the moment Honey Doo and Create and Craft TV have measures in place for the show to still go ahead despite the COVID-19 issues.  

Take care of yourselves during this uncertain time, I'm sending lots of love to you all xx

(AD - some products kindly gifted for design team purposes)

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