I found a fun card made by Rachael at My Stampin' Haven, so I thought I'd make one. I copied it almost exactly. The only difference is that I added more rhinestones on the background. I did like it plain but something told me to add them.
The base of this card is a folded half sheet of Whisper White card stock. It was cut on the short side so this card opens from the bottom.
I stamped the background image using Rich Razzleberry ink.
The flower was stamped using Versa Mark and black embossing powder. I trimmed it up by hand (fussy cutting again!!!) and colored the petals in using a blender pen and Rich Razzleberry ink. The center of the flower is colored in using a Daffodil Delight marker.
I die cut a circle and then stamped the word from the "Wetlands" set. Normally I would stamp the words and then cut it out. But the circle was big enough that I was able to get by stamping on it.
I cut a 5/8" strip of Basic Black card stock and snipped the end to give it that ribbon look. I set it in place on the card base. Then I set the circle in place using Dimensionals. I set the flower on top using Dimensionals.
I tied a silver cord bow and set it in place with a glue dot. I added a rhinestone to the center. Here I also added it with a glue dot, I wanted to make sure it stuck well. Those little glue dots hold very well. Then I added some rhinestones around the front of the card and that was it!!
Even with the fussy cutting, it went together pretty fast. I do like how it turned out. And I'm a BIG fan of Rich Razzleberry. With fall around the corner, it's fun to use the richer colors again.
I tied a silver cord bow and set it in place with a glue dot. I added a rhinestone to the center. Here I also added it with a glue dot, I wanted to make sure it stuck well. Those little glue dots hold very well. Then I added some rhinestones around the front of the card and that was it!!
Even with the fussy cutting, it went together pretty fast. I do like how it turned out. And I'm a BIG fan of Rich Razzleberry. With fall around the corner, it's fun to use the richer colors again.
Thank you SO much for visiting today,
Wanda
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