Hi
Friends!
I
hope all of you are having a great week so far!
Jaydee's PP383 challenge at The Paper Players is “Spring has Sprung” so I decided to create
a floral card using Spring
Blossoms Clear Stamp Set from Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps. Here on the East Coast, tulips blooming are definitely a sign of spring :-)
I love the tulip and daffodil in Spring Blossoms as well as the beautiful fonts in the sentiments, don't you?
Also, just a reminder about Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps new March release as well as a new Stamp of the Month Stamp Set- Texture Tiles I.
Texture Tiles I is free with any $75 order (before
shipping and after any other discounts)
plus you will receive free shipping and handling (in the US).
In
addition to The Paper Players PP386 “Spring has Sprung” Challenge along with
the As You Like It “Single or Multiple Layers and Why” Challenge ( I love multiple layers and find it difficult to create with just a single layer- for me, the more layers the better :-)) and the Word Art Wednesday #324-#325 “Anything Goes” Challenge.
If
you have not had a chance to visit the above challenge sites or the SNSS Blog/FB Page yet, I encourage you to do so- terrific inspiration
from all!
To
create this card:
1).
Stamp the tulip image from Spring
Blossoms Clear Stamp Set with archival black ink onto a piece of white
cardstock, apply clear embossing powder and heat set with a heat tool. Once the embossing has cooled, watercolor
with water-based markers and when dry, fussy-cut the image.
2).
Die cut a piece of white cardstock with a stitched rectangle die and another
piece of white cardstock with a pierced tag die. Using a stencil brush along with a flourish
stencil, apply tumbled glass distress ink.
3). De-static the lower corner of the rectangle
panel, stamp the sentiment from Spring
Blossoms with archival black ink onto
a piece of white cardstock, apply clear embossing powder and heat set with a
heat tool . Once the embossing has
cooled, mount onto a piece of black cardstock, trim and mount onto the white card
base.
4).
Mount the tie cut tag onto black cardstock, trim close to the die cut, add the
green triple ribbon satin bow to the die
cut tag (wrapping the ends behind the tag) and add part of white paper before
mounting the tag onto the card front with dimensional foam.
5).
Mount the fussy-cut tulip onto the card front with dimensional foam, tucking
the stem under the ribbon.
6).
Use a clear glitter pen to apply shimmer to the petals and a few rhinestones to
the card front.
Ink/Mediums:
Versafine™ Onyx Black, Tim Holtz® Tumbled Glass Distress Ink, Stampin’ Write
Markers- Blushing Bride, Flirty Flamingo, Melon Mambo, Pear Pizzazz, Wild
Wasabi; Spectrum Noir™ Clear Glitter Pen
Paper/Cardstock:
Whisper White, Basic Black
Accessories/Tools:
Big Shot™, MFT A2 Stitched Rectangle
STAX Dies Set 1, MFT Pierced Tag STAX Dies,
Clarity® Stencil Brush, MB Flourish Stencil, Embossing Buddy®, Clear
Embossing Powder, Heat Tool, 1” Green Satin Ribbon (from my stash), White Tea Lace Doily, Rhinestones
Thanks
again for taking the time to visit- hugs and I hope you have a wonderful
weekend!
Wow! That soft background is wonderful and really makes that beautiful tulip just pop off the card! Thanks for sharing over at The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. I love the prettybow on your card. Thanks so much for joining us at the As you like it challenge.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Larissa
Wow, gorgeous flower. I love tulips. The colour is so vibrant. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Annette - Netty's Cards
xx
Proud to design for :
Lili of the Valley,
Dies to Die For,
Squirrel's not-so-random Challenge
As You Like It Challenge.