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Showing posts with label foamiran hydrangea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foamiran hydrangea. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 October 2019

Simple pink flowers

Welcome everyone

It's Monika today with new flower inspiration.
I have used up most of my foamiran flowers and decided to make few just in case I will need it urgently for a project. This time I used Lady E Design die set to create pink flowers in three different sizes. I took baby pink foamiran, die cute it, added a bit of pink oil pastel and made purple veins with a brush marker. 




Happy crafting









Friday, 19 July 2019

Foamiran hydrangea

Welcome everyone:)

It's Monika today with yet another inspiration. This time I made foamiran hydrangea from Lady E Design die set and cut all three sizes out of ivory foamiran. I added some light olive oil pastel on two petals and other two left without any extra colour. To create the veins I used light purple brush tipped marker to match the lilac flower centres. 



For the leaves I used olive green foamiran.



Hope you like the way they turned out :)

All the best

Monika xxx

Wednesday, 3 July 2019

Foamiran hydrangeas

Hello, HenriĆ«tte here today sharing foamiran hydrangeas. 
I made three different kinds.

A few years ago I made a photo tutorial on my own blog on how I make the
 hydrangea flowers. You can find it here.

Here's a picture of the 3 different kinds of hydrangeas I've made using Crafteezee 
foamiran and stamens.



The one on the left is my favourite. I made it using mauve colored foamiran and each petal is pressed on a mold to give the petals the texture.
There are about 30 flowers in this small bunch.




I just love the vintage look.




The flowers in the centre of the first picture are colored using purple, pink and blue chalks. 
I used chalks but you can also use pastel oils, inks or paints.
You can give white foamiran any color you like, just experiment and combine colors.
I didn't give the petals any texture but they still look pretty.






I made the white hydrangea by rolling the petals between my fingers after I warmed the foam against my iron. The flowers have some texture but also have a bit different shape.







Making hydreangea flowers is a time consuming process but definitely worth it.

Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs, Henriette.




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