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Elegant Floral Card

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The beautiful floral card in the spotlight in February is made by Patricia in New Zealand. Patricia was inspired by all the beautiful trending ink blending and also by the beautiful ‘quilt’ die.

Type of project: Card
Occasion: Any occasion
Style: Elegant floral card
Techniques used: Die cutting, flower making, ink blending, dry embossing
Decoration: Handcrafted flowers, butterfly
Main color: Pink
Media used: Distress Oxide inks
Equipment used: Die cutting machine, flower

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Can you describe the project? How did you make it?

  1. I have created my card base and then added a 5 ⅝” of silver cardstock to
    the front.
  2. I have sponged pink ink on one side of the embossing folder before
    embossing. I trimmed this to 5 ½” x 5 ½” and then added this to the card
    front.
  3. I die cut the largest square postage edge die from the Amazing Paper
    Grace Square Postage Edge dies out of white cardstock and largest stitched
    edge die out of silver cardstock and layered them on the card front.
  4. I have sponged the base dies from the Amazing Paper Grace Filigree Eight
    Point Star Dies using Distress Oxide inks Kitsch Flamingo and Picked
    Raspberry.
  5. I have added the outline dies to the background dies and then added the
    decorative dies to create the star pattern. I have then added the ‘quilts’ to the
    front of the card.
  6. I stamped the sentiment from the Hugs Sentiment Stamp set in Altenew
    Obsidian Pigment ink on white cardstock and then adhered it to the centre of
    the card.
  7. I die cut two small stars from the Amazing Paper grace Eight Point Star
    dies out of vellum and coloured this with Picked Raspberry ink and layered
    this onto a white background. I added the white outline die and then added
    these above and below the sentiment.
  8. I handcrafted the flowers using several Amazing Paper Grace floral dies
    and adhered them to the card front as shown.
  9. I die cut the butterfly out of vellum, coloured them with Picked Raspberry
    ink and Nuvo Mousse – Indian ink and adhered it to the right side of the
    sentiment as shown.
  10. I finished by adding pearls around the edge of the ‘quilt’ and on the centre
    stars and some satin ribbon bows amongst the flowers.

What is the size of your project?
The base card is 5 ¾” x 5 ¾”.

What kind of materials did you use?
Dies Used:
Amazing Paper Grace Filigree Eight Point Star Etched Dies Amazing Paper
Grace Orange Peel Quilt Embossing Folder from Amazing Paper Grace Quilty
Hugs Sentiments Clear Stamp Amazing Paper Grace Postage Edge Squares
Etched Dies Amazing Paper Grace Summer Label Motifs Etched Dies
Amazing Paper Grace Spring Label Motifs Etched Dies Amazing Paper Grace
Petite Floral Potpourri Etched Dies Amazing Paper Grace Cinch and Go
Flowers V Etched Dies

Other Products Used:
Spellbinders Essentials Cardstock – Snowdrift, Rainforest, Peridot,
Chamomile, Onyx
Heartfelt Creations Luxe Silver Cardstock
Rajni Chawla’s Flower Shaping Paper
Rajni Chawla’s Flowerite Vellum
Ranger Distress Oxide Ink – Picked Raspberry, Kitsch Flamingo
Gina K Ink – Medium Carnation
Altenew Inks – Summer Showers, Obsidian Pigment Ink
Dress My Craft Wired pollens
Dress My Craft Satin Ribbon – white
Bearly Art Glue
Nuvo Mousse – Indian Gold
Pearls

How much time did you use for making this?
This took me about 5 hours to make including all the handcrafted flowers.

What inspired you to make this?
I was inspired by all the beautiful ink blending that is on trend at the moment
and also by the beautiful ‘quilt’ die.

Do you have a blog or social media account where we can see more of
what you are making?

Blog: Patricia’s Creative Corner
Instagram: patricias_creative_corner
Facebook: Patricia’s Creative Corner

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