Lush Lilac Luminaire

Lush Lilac Luminaire

Hi everyone!  Welcome back for Heartfelt Creations Wednesday inspiration.  Today we are debuting a brand new release called Lush Lilac.  You are going to fall in love with this beautiful new addition!  Many of you know that I have a sweet spot for lanterns and luminaries and when I saw this one I knew I had to play with it.  I made the roof panels solid and changed a few elements of it and I love how it came together.

Products Used:

HCPC-3650 – Butterfly Medley Cling Stamp Set
HCPC-3816 – Lush Lilac Cling Stamp Set
HCD1-759 – Butterfly Medley Die
HCD1-7170 – Lush Lilac Die
HCD1-7172 – Sweet Lilac Scroll & Cage Die
HCDP1-287 – Lush Lilac Paper Collection
Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit
Art Institute Glue – Dries Clear Glue
Spellbinders Tool N’ One
Scor-Pal Measuring & Scoring Board
HCFB1-464 – 3D Floral Basics Shaping Mold
TSMP506 – Memento Dye Ink Pad – Sweet Plum
TSMP507 – Memento Dye Ink Pad – Elderberry
TSMP900 – Memento Dye Ink Pad – Tuxedo Black

Project Instructions:

Other products: White card stock, Cut File, Archival Watering Can Ink, Brilliance Ink Victorian Violet, Diamond Stickles, Lavender Micro Glitter, Ribbon and cord from my stash and die cutting machine.

Instructions:

Start by cutting the lantern out of white card stock using panels from the Lush Lilac Paper collection according to the directions found here.  The lilac flowers were stamped on white card stock using Watering Can Ink and die cut with the matching die before distressing with Victorian Violet ink and shaping with the 3D Floral Basics Shaping Mold and accenting the centers with Diamond Stickles.   The butterflies were stamped on white card stock using Tuxedo Black ink and die cut with the matching die before coloring with a combination of Elderberry and Sweet Plum inks and accenting with Lavender Micro Glitter.

Thanks so much for popping by.  Have a wonderful day!

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About Castlepark Designs

My name is Joann and I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia with my husband Miles. We have one son who is in the Royal Canadian Navy. I have worked full time in the Finance and Insurance industry for the past 29 years. I absolutely adore all things paper & glue and have been involved with crafting in some way for most of my life. I have a great admiration for creating projects from paper that may not necessarily be made from paper. When not in my craft room, I enjoy spending time at our cottage enjoying all that nature and suburban life has to offer.

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  1. Gorgeous!

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  2. Just beautiful as usual.:-)

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  3. Gorgeous as always!! Love this color combination!! ~Sophia

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  4. Beautiful! I love how you really made this your own design. So creative!

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  5. Kimberly Sweeney

    I love this and want to try making it because I have the same svg, but how did you make the opening smaller all the way around?

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  6. I don’t see how you can print the instructions to cut out the Luminaires. Please advise.

    Thank you.

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    • Hi Dianna. If you follow the link either at the top of the post or in the directions and it will take you to the site where you can purchase the file and it comes with instructions. In addition Leo also has assembly videos which are really helpful

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