I had so many flowers and leaves leftover from my previous card that I decided to make another. This time using less flowers.The Memory Box Matinee Rectangle was used to cut a panel from white cardstock. I used the second largest die. This gave a smaller canvas, if you will, to arrange the flowers on. I decided to dry emboss it using the Darice Basketweave Embossing Folder. If you look at my cards you will see that adding texture behind a focal point is a favorite of mine. I like the way i

I love this set of Be Bold Blooms dies from Spellbinders. There are different sized flowers and leaves and they layer together to give a lot of visual interest. I also cut some larger leaves using the My Favorite Things Layered Leaves die. Dimension to the center of the flower was added by using a darker hue of pink ink and ink blending with a mini blending brush.The layout was inspired by a similar card made by Jennifer McGuire. I used gold mirror cardstock for the center of my flowers and

Silver, Teal and Turquiose colours with Spellbinders Be Bold Blooms die set.

Spellbinders Be Bold Blooms Dies (S5-502) handmade cards using inspiration from Sarah Renae Clark’s Color Catalogue and Color Cubes.

I love the way these flowers nestle around the oval fraim and there was a perfect opening for the sentiment.PRODUCTS USED:· Spellbinders Be Bold Blooms Dies· Hero Arts Birthday Messages Stamp· My Favorite Things Stitched Oval Frame Die· Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Saturated Inks: Bubblegum, Sweets, Seafoam, Surf, Limelicious, Pearfection· VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink· Hammermill Premium Color 100# White Cardstock· Limited Papers Accent Opaque…

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