I found this fun card on Pinterest and I didn't save the link before I shut down my computer. All I remember is the lady's name is Pinky and she's a Stampin' Up! demonstrator from the UK. If I should run across it again, I will post a link to her blog here. I was hoping to take some time to look more at her blog. UGH! (edited on 7-8-19 I found the name. It's Pinky O' Hagan and here's the link to her card).
The base of the card is a folded half-sheet of Whisper White card stock. On top of that is a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Bermuda Bay card stock. On top of that is a 3-7/8" x 5-1/8" piece of Whisper White that has a piece of the Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the 6" x 6" Brights stack. I cut the piece 3-7/8" x 2-1/2" and I tore the top.
I set the DSP on top of the Whisper White piece and lightly drew a line below the DSP paper edge so I knew how much of the stem I needed to have showing. If I were to do this card again, I would make the DSP a lot shorter and I'd bring down the right flower to fit more in that open space.
I stamped petals from the "Daisy Lane" set, four small and two large using Bermuda Bay ink. I punched them out and glued the centers together. Meanwhile I stamped the words from the "Wiggle Worm" set on Whisper White card stock using Bermuda Bay ink. I die cut them with the smallest Stitched Oval die and I added an Old Olive scalloped oval die for the back layer.
I took the flowers and set them on the card so I could see the placement of the stems. I stamped the stems using Old Olive ink and I colored them in using the dark Old Olive Blends pen.
I set the flowers in place using Dimensionals. I added clear "Faceted Gems" to the center of the flowers. Two medium gems and one large one.
I taped the DSP on and added the word oval using Dimensionals.
It's an easy enough card to make. I love the colors.
Thank you SO much for visiting today,
Wanda
1 comment:
had 3 daisies made up for months...waiting for the perfect idea...yea this is it
thanks
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