Hello friends!
Happy Friday!
I'm back with another GORGEOUS card for SparkleNSprinkle June Release! This time, I did a lot of fussy cutting and I think it sure added a ton of WOW factor to the card!
Supply List:
- Crimson
- Violet
To begin my card, I started by watercoloring a piece of Watercolor Paper using the Ken Oliver Color Burst Powders. I simply sprinkled some of the powder on and created a sort of ombre effect using my aquapainter. I dried the paper using my heat tool (although you could just simply set it aside to dry - I was impatient! hehe). Then, I used my Wild Rose Stamp and Memento Black Ink to stamp flowers all over my watercolor background. Then I grabbed my paper snips and started cutting out all those gorgeous flowers!
Once all my flowers were cut out, I started to create the card itself. I used a square piece of Watercolor Paper and stamped a full set of flowers in the corner using Memento Black Ink. I took my Jade Nuance Watercolor powder and painted in my leaves. Now is where the fun comes in! I started piecing back together my flowers using my fussy cut pieces! I popped some up on Foam Squares for added dimension and texture to the card. I also used my Quicky Glue Pen (a MUST HAVE in your craft stash!) and added some Hyacinth Glitter to the center of some of the flowers. I stamped the "Happy Birthday" Sentiment using Versamark Ink and embossed with Black Detail Embossing Powder. Simple and elegant I think!
To finish my card, I added some green and purple cardstock layers. I used Embossing Folders (Diamond Pattern and Brick Pattern) to emboss both my background and my cardbase itself. I also added a natural fiber ribbon from my stash. All layers were attached with 1/8" Tear-ific Tape. This stuff holds EVERYTHING together perfectly well. Such a versatile and amazing adhesive product. I added some layers on the inside as well as another sentiment stamped with Versamark and embossed with Black Detail Embossing Powder. I also added an extra color brush stroke with my Aquapainter and Watercolor Powder. Just a little finishing touch.
I hope you enjoy this card as much as I do. I sure had fun making it.
Until next time,
Jess
Very nice card!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial and the gorgeous inspiration, Jess! Hugs, de
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