Hi everyone! I love all the texture on this card; plus, I feel like I sort of "re-purposed" a die. I hope you enjoy my card.
What I Used to Make this Card:
White Card Base
White Cardstock
Various Colored Cardstock
Green Cardstock
Frantic Stamper Floral Confetti, FRA-DIE-10119
Die-Namics Butterfly Wreath, DN-1005
Darice Floral Vines Embossing Folder, 1218115 (got mine at ConsumerCrafts)
Hero Arts, Stamp & Cut, Hello, DC151
Plain Butterfly Wreath |
Once I had my flowers and wreath cut, I worked on my craft mat so that any glue leaking wouldn't be an issue, since I knew I'd be gluing things in places they technically didn't belong. It took me days to get the placement of the flowers where I wanted them (please don't take me literally - I typically work on a few projects at once, so when I say days I really mean some time each day, for a few
days. Clear as mud?) but I finally did, cleverly covering all the butterflies, and I even snuck a heart into the design.
Placing the Flowers |
Setting the wreath aside to dry fully overnight, I wasn't sure what else I was going to do to the card. I could have left the card alone after I placed the wreath on it, but I felt a bit more was needed. Using white card, I embossed a piece that was about 5 1/4" x 4" using the Floral Vines Embossing folder. Liking what I saw, I still felt there was one thing missing. I had the Hero Arts Stamp & Cut set on my desk (ok, truthfully, I
KNEW it was on my desk but it took me a few minutes a while to find it. Once I did, I used the
die to cut out "hello" in lavender cardstock. This card is so colorful and bright in person; I'm very pleased with the outcome.
Another Look |
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I am entering my Floral Hello Card in the following challenges:
A Gem of a Challenge: #194, Spring Fever
Aud Sentiments - #180, Anything Goes with a Sentiment
Cardz for Galz - #47, Add Some Texture
Crafty Gals Challenges - #123, Add Flowers
Word Art Wednesday - #282 -282, Anything Goes
Tuesday Throwdown - #383, Texture
a2z Scrapbooking - May, Sentiment is Main Focus
Country View Challenges - May, Flower Power
Die Cut Diva's - May, May Flowers
Happy Little Crafters - May, Anything Goes with Die Cute
Very colourful. Thanks for joining Aud Sentiments challenge. Elaine
ReplyDeleteYou certainly get an A plus for texture! Enjoy the bright colors against the white background. Thanks for entering the Tuesday Throwdown challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Lovely texture too - thanks for linking up at Tuesday Throwdown Texture this week - hope to see you again - blessings, Gail Scott TT Design Team
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wreath...love the bright colors.Thanks for joining us at Happy Little Stampers!
ReplyDeleteVery clever us of dies to make a gorgeous card! Thanks for joining us at Die Cut Diva's!
ReplyDeleteLove all those colourful blooms and how you've given the wreath a new look. Cara x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove your cheery hello & floral wreath, love the texture of your background too!
Thank You for joining us at the Crafty Gals Corner :)
What a pretty card!! Thanks for linking up to our May challenge at a2z.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!!! Thank you for joining us at Cardz 4 Galz, good luck!!! Amy DT
ReplyDeleteGreat card. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas.
ReplyDeleteLovely colourful card, love the wreath.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us at HLS Anything Goes with Dies and Cardz4Galz too. :)
So pretty and so much texture - gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at a2z!
ReplyDeletethis is so fun, thanks for adding it to our challenge at a2z!
ReplyDeleteLove the happy colours. Thanks for joining us at a2z Scrapbooking.
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This card reminds me of some embroidered ones that I have from the First World War. It is beautiful. Thanks for joining in with us at Country View Crafts.
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