Hello, friends! It’s Bianca Petroschi, newest member of Susan’s Garden Design Team!
This article is not a tutorial. I created it specifically for inspiration and to show you that, when you create with Susan’s Garden dies, you can use unlimited imagination.
In this case, I have used the Susan’s Garden – Dogwood die completely different from the way we are used to seeing it. I cut brown 300 gr / sqm cardstock and the stamen’s pollen was made with bronze embossing powder.
I attached the paper flowers on a matchbox using the heat embossing technique over a layer of dark brown acrylic paint.
I added some cute mini flowers on the lids using seeds element from the Garden Notes – Sunflower die from orange cardstock.
So, I turned a boring box into a souvenir package for jewelry or anything you can imagine with tempting chocolate shades.
On my website, you can find a tutorial in Romanian language about how to work with the Susan’s Garden – Dogwood die by accessing the link HERE.
Supplies:
Elizabeth Craft Designs:
999 Garden Notes – Sunflower ( only the seeds die element )
Other:
Matchbox
Paint – dark brown acrylic
Embossing – bronze embossing powder, heat gun