I used Pool Party CS to make the card base. The white inside piece was embossed with a brick folder. I then reached for my Stamp-a-ma-jig and got busy stamping and fussy cutting. I inked the solid flowers with Rich Razzleberry ink, stamping off twice on scrap paper before stamping onto my CS and I stamped the outline flowers with full strength Rich Razzleberry ink over the top. I used Lucky Limeade ink stamped off once for the solid leaves and full strength Limeade ink for the outlines. I made a frame for my circle aperture and after gluing that to the card front I popped up the roses. I cut Bitty Butterflies from Pool Party and Rich Razzleberry CS and layered a vellum punched butterfly over each of them. I glued the butterflies to the frame and added rhinestones to the bodies.
Here's a view from the top so you can see how the card is put together..
I cut a white panel for the back of the card, stamped the sentiment and added stamped and fussy cut flowers and leaves. I also added a small flower and leaf to the envelope flap.
Here's the front of the envelope with a rosy layered name label and a popped up large rose with leaves.
Supplies:
Stamps: SU! 'Stippled Blossoms', 'Sweet Essentials' & 'Four Frames' sets, Hobby Art 'Sentiments' clear set
CS: SU! Pool Party, Rich Razzleberry & Whisper White, vellum CS
Ink: SU! Rich Razzleberry & Lucky Limeade
Tools: Plain circle Nestabilities dies, Tim Holtz Brick embossing folder, SU! Decorative Label & Bitty Butterfly punches, SU! Simply Scored, Stamp-a-ma-jig
Embellishments & accessories: SU! Rhinestone Jewels, Dimensionals
2 comments:
I wouldn't have thought of these colors together, but they're beautiful! What a wonderful card! It's sure to lift the spirits!
Gorgeous shadow box card Ruth. Loved it so much I just cased it and shared on my fb page and will go up on my blog shortly as well (with full credit and a link back to your blog). Thanks for sharing and the inspiration too xo Shirl
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