Here's a card perfect for any occasion and it features Charlotte Blooms and Leaves.
to make this card
- die cut five sets of the leaves from CHARLOTTE BLOOMS AND LEAVES 94645 using one of the green cardstock papers from the LUSH GREEN COLLECTION SP1003
- die cut three sets of the 3-part flowers from CHARLOTTE BLOOMS AND LEAVES 94645 using one of the yellow cardstock papers from the SUNNY ORANGE COLLECTION SP1002
- use fingertip daubers to add inks to the diecuts--VersaFine Clair Rain Forest (green) to the leaves and VersaFine Clair Tulip Red to the flowers
- cut a piece of green plaid paper 4 X 5 1/4 from the WOODSY PLAID PP1018 paper pad and add it to the front of a white notecard
- assemble the 3-part flowers and add them to the front of the notecard
- tuck the leaves under the flower edges
- add the largest clear FAIRY DROPS DRP101 to the Charlotte Blooms centers and add a few of the medium-sized clear Fairy Drops on the plaid paper
That's it!
I made a second all-occasion card with a top-fold using the Charlotte Blooms and Leaves. I used the same yellow and green cardstock papers, a green plaid from MADRAS PLAID BLUE AND VIOLET PP1014, and amber crystals from the AUTUMN FAIRY CRYSTALS CRY101. I used the barrel of a stylus to curl some of the Charlotte Blooms petals under for added dimension.
Here's a list in one place of all the materials used.
- CHARLOTTE BLOOMS AND LEAVES 94645
- LUSH GREEN COLLECTION SP1003
- SUNNY ORANGE COLLECTION SP1002
- VersaFine Clair Rain Forest (green) ink
- VersaFine Clair Tulip Red ink
- WOODSY PLAID PP1018 paper pad
- FAIRY DROPS DRP101
- MADRAS PLAID BLUE AND VIOLET PP1014 paper pad
- AUTUMN FAIRY CRYSTALS CRY101
There's a center "rounded cone" die for the flowers that I didn't use...it looks similar to the center on a coneflower/Echinacea. I hope the next flowers I make using the Charlotte Blooms and Leaves will look more like these:
Happy Crafting!
such pretty inking of the flowers and the plaid looks great with them!
Posted by: Connie Griffin | 05/23/2022 at 07:39 AM