Simon Hurley create. Wedding Card by Lieschen Harshbarger

From heart to hand, a special touch for newlyweds! Follow along as Lieschen Harshbarger creates this enchanting wedding card with the Simon Hurley create. Bitty Botanicals Stamp and the Heart Cut Stamping Foam. 

  • Materials
  • Instructions
Simon Hurley create. Background Stamp Bitty Botanicals 
Simon Hurley create. Stamping Foam Heart Cut 
Letter Itâ„¢ Clear Stamp Set - Wedding
Simon Hurley create. Dye Ink Pad Breakup Blue
Simon Hurley create. Stark White Cardstock
Simon Hurley create. Acrylic Stamping Blocks
Simon Hurley create. Acrylic Stamping Block 5X6
Wendy Vecchi MAKE ART Perfect Card Adhesive
Wendy Vecchi Liquid Pearls Sunflower 
Liquid Pearlsâ„¢ Ballerina
Liquid Pearlsâ„¢ White Opal
Ranger Anti-Static Pouch
Ranger Silicone Mat
Ranger Detail Blending Tool
Ranger Heat Itâ„¢ Craft Tool
Perfect Pearlsâ„¢ Flat Brush
Perfect Pearlsâ„¢ Pigment Powder Heirloom Gold
Dylusions Designer Series Stickles - Stardust
Emboss Itâ„¢ Ink Pad Clear
Embossing Liquid Platinum Powder
Tim Holtz Distress Sprayer
Tim Holtz® Tools by Tonic Studios – Trimmer
Wendy Vecchi Liquid Pearls Fern Green
Other: 
Scissors 
Heat gun 
Low tack tape 
Foam adhesive 
Scoring board 
Envelope 

 

Instructions

Hello crafty friends! I hope you are having a fantastic day. Today I want to share with you a card I made using the Heart Cut stamping foam to make a wedding theme card. You will see that had a moment where something that I had in mind did not work out, but I was able to still make this card work. I think most of us have been there while working on a crafty project, am I right? I do hope you enjoy this tutorial and that it gives you inspiration to do something fun and creative today! 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 1

Step 1: Use low tack tape to tape Heart Cut stamp foam on the 5x6 stamping block. Then, heat stamp foam with the Heat It Craft Tool and press stamping foam onto the Bitty Botanicals background stamp. Next, apply Breakup Blue ink on stamping foam. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 2

Step 2: After stamping the heart image on a front panel piece for an A2 card, use a detail blending tool to apply Emboss it ink on the flowers. Then, apply Heirloom Gold Perfect Pearls with a flat brush 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 3

Step 3: Outline each flower with Ballerina Liquid Pearls, apply Green Fern Liquid Pearls on the leaves, and Sunflower Liquid Pearls on the center of each flower. Then, use White Opal Liquid Pearls to outline the shape of the heart. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 4

Step 4: Stamp and heat emboss with Liquid Pearls embossing powder the Mr. & Mrs. sentiments from the Wedding stamp set. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 5

Step 5: Use Breakup Blue ink to stamp the ring image from the Wedding stamp set. (This is where I noticed that my idea did not workout with what I had in mind, but still used what I had created so far to continue making the card.) 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 6

Step 6: Use scissors to cut out the sentiments and the heart image. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 7

Step 7: Trim a piece of cardstock to use as the front panel piece for an A2 card base. Next, stamp Bitty Botanicals on the front panel piece with Breakup Blue ink. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 8

Step 8: Place foam adhesive behind the heart and sentiments. Then, tape them on the front panel piece.  

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 9

Step 9: Apply Stardust Stickles on the center of each flower of the front panel piece. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Newlyweds Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 10

Step 10: To finish the card, match it with a complimentary envelope and it is ready to be sent to a loved one on their special day! 

 
Lieschen Harshbarger Bio PictureHi! My name is Lieschen Harshbarger. I’m married to my best friend and even though we don’t have children yet, our dog Sophie fills our hearts with lots of love and joy. By day, I work for the State of Texas, but during my evenings and weekends you’ll find me in my craft room – making cards and trying out new techniques with my crafty supplies. I enjoy being creative, but mostly I have enjoyed getting to know others and learning fun new things in this wonderful crafty industry! You can see more of my crafty projects on my blog Harshgurl and Instagram at @harshgurl.    

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