This will be my card for Sue a week on Sunday.
This card came about from seeing a colour challenge in "stamping for all" which I decided to have a go at!
All measurements are in centimetres.
(cb) = card base, (cs) = card stock, (ef) = embossing folder, (ep) = embossing powder, when using layering dies (1) is the smallest, w = wide and n = narrow.
Colours: Calypso Coral, Early Espresso, Gray Granite, Very Vanilla.
- Start with very vallnilla (cs) 29 x 10.5 scored at 14.5 to form the (cb).
- Cut a piece of early espresso (cs) 10 x 14 and adhere to the front of the(cb) using liquid glue.
- Cut a piece each of early espresso, calypso coral and gray granite (cs) 1 x 10, then die cut each piece using the filigree die in the nature's thoughts dies.
- Cut a piece of very vanilla (cs) 9.5 x 13.5 and adhere the filigree about 1cm in and then 1cm apart. Adhere this layer to the (cb) using liquid glue.
- Using a piece of very vanilla (cs) 8 x 10 die cut a scalloped rectangle (6) from the stitched so sweetly dies.
- Stamp the tulips from the timeless tulips (ss) in calypso coral and gray granite. At the same time stamp a second large tulip and large leaf on a scrap piece of very vanilla (cs) then punch out both of these using the tulip builder punch.
- Emboss the tulips rectangle using the subtle (ef), then attach to the (cb) using dimensional pads.
- Using very vanilla (cs) 3 x 7 stamp the sentiment from the timeless tulips (ss) in early espresso and heat emboss using clear (ep), then die cut using the stitched rectangles dies (1) w.
- Attach the sentiment using dimension pads.
- Attach the tulip and leaf using liquid glue at the bottom and dimensional pads at the top to give a little extra dimension.
- Add a small bow. Mine is (r) ombre ribbon, but you can use crinkle seam binding and colour it any colour you want using stampin' blends.
Annette X
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