At first I was wondering why I bought this set but now that I've played with it a bit more I am liking it. Especially because it has matching die cuts! You know me and fussy cutting!
The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Whisper White card stock. On top of that is a 5" x 3-3/4" piece of Highland Heather card stock. And on top of that is a 4-7/8" x 3-3/8" piece of Whisper White that I textured using the "Tufted" embossing folder. I taped the embossed layer to the Highland Heather layer.
I stamped the flower on a piece of scrap Whisper White card stock using Gorgeous Grape ink. This stamp is a two step one, so I had stamped the outer part first and then I stamped the inside lines. I think they are a bit too dark and maybe stamping off once might have done the trick, but it is what it is for this card!
I almost fussy cut the flower and then I remembered that I had bought the bundle, so I had the stamps and the matching dies. Yay!!! So when I die cut the flower I also die cut some leaves using a scrap piece of Granny Apple Green card stock.
I took a strip I had cut off when cutting the Highland Heather piece and I cut it to 3-3/8" long and I left the width as it was. I taped that strip about 1-1/8" up from the bottom of the embossed piece. Then I added the flower using Dimensionals. I glued the leaves in place.
The words were from my computer. I ran across a stash of stuff and those were in it so I thought I would us them. No more hoarding! (ya, right! LOL). I had punched the out using the "Classic Label" punch but I ended up cutting the ends off to make it fit. I don't like that part of the Highland Heather strip showing so I think I may add another leaf there to cover it some.
I set the Highland Heather and Whisper White layers on top of the card front using Dimensionals.
I set the Highland Heather and Whisper White layers on top of the card front using Dimensionals.
And to complete the card I added some purple sequins that I had. They are not from Stampin' Up! but they matched and made the card prettier.
This was a fun card to make and I look forward to playing with this set again.
Thank you SO much for stopping by today,
Wanda
Wanda
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