Welcome to the Altenew January 2025 Release Blog Hop! If you came here from Therese Calvird’s blog then you're on the right track. If not, be sure to go back and start from Altenew Blog, so you don't miss a thing!
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For today’s blog hop I created a CAS card featuring The Creative Cuts: Houseplants Layering Die Set from the January 2025 Release collection. This beautiful set includes a variety of plant elements, both hanging and upright leaves, plus flowers to bring a fresh vibe to your projects. You can easily mix and match them to craft personalized plant arrangements that enhance your creations.
I started by die-cutting all the elements from white cardstock and used Cottage Garden Artist Alcohol Marker Set N to colour them in.
To create a flowerpot I used a scrap leftover from previous project (which features Essential Textures: Terrazzo Press Plate/Foil Plate and hot foil technique). For the background, I simply inked my 9"x12" Ultra Sticky Mat: Grid with black ink and then pressed a white cardstock panel onto it to create a grid image.
That’s it for me, your next stop is Emily Midgett.
You can find the full line up below.
Thank you for stopping by today, enjoy the rest of the hop!
Aga
To create a flowerpot I used a scrap leftover from previous project (which features Essential Textures: Terrazzo Press Plate/Foil Plate and hot foil technique). For the background, I simply inked my 9"x12" Ultra Sticky Mat: Grid with black ink and then pressed a white cardstock panel onto it to create a grid image.
That’s it for me, your next stop is Emily Midgett.
You can find the full line up below.
Thank you for stopping by today, enjoy the rest of the hop!
Aga
I LOVE the elegance of the flowers! Gorgeous design!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love the foiled terrazzo pot.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card design! I especially love the "graph paper" background against the intricacy of the house plant dies!
ReplyDeleteThat houseplant is my favorite and I love what you did with it.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore this card, it is such a beautiful design!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card with those pretty houseplants and that stamped pattern behind them! I’m loving that set!
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: So beautiful. Those houseplants look AMAZING! mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling card! Looks SO hard to make but with Altenew's dies and creative inking, you did it and inspired me to too! Thank You
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card dear Aga. I have been a fan of your style for so long and this card has become my another favourite one.
ReplyDeleteLove everything about this pretty card. The flowers look so real with your soft coloring.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card - the coloring makes them look lifelike!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card! I love the hanging basket on the grid background!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving your hanging pot of flowers and leaves. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove your card layout and design; very nice hanging basket of florals.
ReplyDeleteI love the hanging plant and the grid background! Fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteI need to put that hanging basket on my plant shelf it IS that GOOD!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a gorgeous card!! I love it and your clever way to get the grid background!!! Thanks for the wonderful inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteVERY VERY gorgeous!!! i love the hanging basket and the flowerpot is amazing! i also love the grid background!
ReplyDeleteSigh… I love this release, and have added quite a few things to my shopping cart. The terrazzo background is already on its way, and I’m inspired on other ways to use it, other than “just” a background.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous CAS design Aga, TFS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful CAS card--I love the houseplant set and the details you've added to the flowers are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI wish my mama was still alive because she would have loved the hanging pot. It's so pretty and it's one plant I wouldn't be able to kill. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!! I absolutely love that die set! Cracked me up when you said you inked the grid up with ink and used the background....who would of thunk to do that lol!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful combination! I really like this set.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful 😍
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