For this card, I used a layout similar to one I had seen on
Pinterest recently. I loved how the papercrafter had stamped the
flowers from the Bloom of Hope stamp set and punched it out with a 2 ½”
Circle punch. So I CASED that part of the card but changed everything
else about it. I decided to use some of the Confetti Celebration DSP
and layer it on top of some Whisper White card stock. Before adding
these layers to my Coastal Cabana card base, I added some (retired) 1/8"
Daffodil Delight taffeta ribbon glue dotted to some (retired) Coastal
Cabana ruffled ribbon. I would have used some current ribbon but I
really liked how these two ribbons laid on top of each other. I added a
small Happy Birthday greeting stamped in Basic Black on top of Daffodil
Delight card stock punched out with a Word Window punch and layered it
on top of Coastal Cabana card stock punched out with a Modern Label
punch. To finish giving this card a feminine look, I added pearls around
the flowers.
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| Close up of flowers colored in with Blendabilities |
I love this layout and hope you'll give it
a try. I will definitely be using this simple layout again for a fall
or holiday card in the future.
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| Changed card by adding DSP banners instead of ribbon |
For
another look, you can add DSP banners in a corner of the card and add a
matching Candy Dot. Ribbon or DSP can easily change the look of your
layout and both are an inexpensive way to create a "WOW" for your card.
Ingredients
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Stamps:
o Bloom with Hope (hostess) set
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Paper:
o Daffodil Delight scraps for Word Window punch
o 3 ¼” x 5 ½” Whisper White card stock and scraps for stamping and circle punch
o 3" x 5 ½” Confetti Celebration DSP
o 4 ¼” x 11” (scored at 5 ½”) Coastal Cabana card stock and
scraps for Modern Label punch
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Ink:
o
Crushed Curry
o
Midnight Muse
o
Old Olive
o
Raspberry Ripple
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Tools and Accessories:
o 1/8" Daffodil Delight taffeta ribbon (retired)
o Coastal Cabana ruffled ribbon (retired)
o 2 ½” Circle Punch
o Word Window Punch
o Modern Label Punch
o Pearl Basic Jewels
o Glue Dots
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