Hello & welcome to my blog! I'm excited to be featuring the Flowers of Friendship stamp set today because it's such a pretty set and hasn't been inked up for a while!
Here's my finished card:
I love the fresh look of this card! The image stamps are crisp and lend themselves to different colouring tools. I've chosen Stampin' Blends in Poppy Parade and Night of Navy, which I love against the Basic White paper.
A reminder that all the measurements are given during the Video Tutorial below, and further down in this post are the product pics and links.
Flowers of Friendship #155358
This can also be purchased as a bundle with the Flowers & Leaves Punch #155590
Adding textures to your cards add dimension. My layer was embossed with the Checks & Dots folder. I've added a strips of Poppy Parade cardstock and from the Neutrals DSP, a piece of patterned Night of Navy.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
To the clean & simple look of my card, I went easy on the gold accents. Under my stamped layer is Gold Metallic Specialty Paper. I stamped and gold embossed dots from Artistically Inked and then added a few more dots using a stylus. A little gold trim under the greeting and my card is done!
I find when making clean and simple cards 'less is more'. I would love to hear your thoughts on my card - please leave a comment.
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Hey crafty friends, thanks for popping in today! It's the 15th, thus time for our monthly Stamping Symphony blog hop!
I'm exciting to see what everyone has created! Here's my card....
My bright and bold card is a snap to make! I love the clean look! And you'll love the Flowers of Friendship Bundle from Stampin' Up! and how many colour combos you can use to create gorgeous cards!
You know me - I had to throw in a bit of wonky die-cutting for my first play with the Basic Border Dies. I decided off-centre the die creating a simple visual interest. This will make more sense when I post my Video Tutorial from my May 18 Facebook Live.
I used to shy away from the darker Stampin' Blend colours, but no more! You simply must give our blends a try!
FLOWERS OF FRIENDSHIP BUNDLE #155558
You'll love the versatility of this bundle, and the price-point!
For those wanting Black Embossing Powder - good news - it's back, and definite must-have for your craft room! After heat embossing, I cut the greeting using one of my Tasteful Labels dies.
What do you do with the leftover flower and die cut piece? Add them to the inside of the card!
VIDEO TUTORIAL
Do you love this card?You can purchase the products to make this card using the picture links at the bottom of this post.
Hello Crafty Friends! Thank you for checking out my post today. I am head over heels lovin' the Flowers of Friendship Bundle and excited to show you what I've created....the first of many card using this set for sure!
I've made the card using different ink colours, which you can view in my video (below).
Here's my card...
I love love love the delicate look of the flowers! The ink shading is super easy - you need post-it notes, ink and Blending Brushes.
FLOWERS OF FRIENDSHIP BUNDLE #155590
An easy fussy cut of the sentiment. You could certainly punch or die cut the sentiment as well.
The Playful Pets Trim is just the right thickness to not overpower the delicate flowers on my card.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
Do you love this card?You can purchase the products to make this card using the picture links at the bottom of this post.