materials needed:
- dark pine green color cardstock 12" x 6"
- lighter green textured card with adhesive 3.5" x 6"
- White color cardstock
- QuicKutz machine and flower die-cut plate
- scissors
- Spanish moss green pigment ink pad
- Black color pigment ink pad
- Yellow ink pad
- Birthday Greetings clear stamp by Hero Arts
- Flourishes clear stamp by Hero Arts
- Bee cling stamp by Little Bits
- Double sided foam tape
- Watercolors: green and yellow colors
- Clear embossing powder
- Heat gun
- Acrylic block
- Glue or double-sided tape
Card Making Instructions
- Fold dark pine green color cardstock to make a blank 6" x 6" square folded card
- Paste lighter green card to the left front of dark pine green card with glue or double-sided tape.
- Cut flower die-cut using QuicKutz machine on white cardstock.
- Stamp flourishes in spanish moss green color on the white cardstock.
- Pour clear embossing powder on image and shake off excess.
- Before heating with heat gun, tidy strayed powder with small brush.
- Stamp Birthday Greetings with black pigment in on flower die-cut's center.
- Pour clear embossing powder on the birthday greetings.
- Shake off excess powder and use a small brush to brush off scattered powder.
- Use the heat gun to melt the powder to get a raised effect.
- Use a sponge or polyester fiber to color edges of flower die-cuts.
- Trim stamped flourishes near to the edges.
- Paste flourishes to card front with glue or double-sided tape.
- Attach die-cut flower to card front with double-sided foam tape for a 3 D look.
- Stamp bee image with black pigment ink on white cardstock.
- Heat embossed using clear embossing powder.
- Trim and attach to card with double-sided foam tape.
What do you think? Won't you like to receive a homemade card like this too?
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