Your next card project awaits, and we just know you will love the sweet details of this floral card with an ink splattered background!
Today Donna has something really beautiful in store for us. Donna said, “There’s something so timeless about a card that feels extra special, the kind you’d tuck away and keep because it marks a meaningful moment. For this card, I had a very special person in mind, and that inspiration guided every detail of the card.” We love when cards are made in bulk for any occasion, but there is something fun about tailoring your card with someone special in mind. We think this card truly dazzles, great job Donna!
- I started by trimming a 4.25″ x 5.5″ panel of soft blue cardstock to create a matting layer.
- Next, I trimmed a slightly smaller panel of white cardstock and stamped the 3461 Splatter Background Stamp, which is a current favorite, using a deep navy dye ink.
- Once those layers were complete, I set them aside to work on the focal element. Using the second largest die from the 5903D Victorian Label Nested Dies, I die-cut an additional soft blue panel and ink-blended the edges with navy dye ink. This shading creates a beautiful halo effect that helps draw the eye inward.
- For the focal image, I stamped the stunning floral from the 37014 Hellebore Floral Stamp, colored it, and then die-cut it using the coordinating 37014 Hellebore Floral Coordinating Die.
- Copic Markers: Flowers: RV25, R43, R32, RV23, RV21. Green: G29, G07, YG13, YG05. Yellow: Acrylic Marker.
- I also stamped the sentiment onto white cardstock and die-cut it using a coordinating die.
- Once all of my elements were ready, I assembled the card by layering the panels with liquid adhesive. I then adhered the floral focal image and sentiment, finishing the design with a few clear dew drop embellishments.
