Who says spring flowers are just for spring? Let’s turn some Azaleas into something that looks like poinsettias for a soft winter floral card!
Today’s stunning winter card creation is from our designer Kassi, who has dazzled us once again with her watercolors. What’s super fun about today’s card, is that Kassi has taken our Layered Azaleas stamp and colored it up in a way that it looks like a stunning poinsettia! With the soft color palette, these winter florals feel sweet and intentional for the holidays. We love the idea of looking through your Spring/Summer florals and repurposing them for the winter season- because a floral card is always in style!
- Stamp 38022 Layered Azaleas onto watercolor paper
- Die cut the azaleas using 38022 Layered Azaleas
- Fussy cut off the two buds
- Watercolor your flowers (if you don’t want to watercolor, this is a layering stamp, so you can stamp you colors in if you prefer). I went with a red to mimic the look of a poinsettia
- Die cut 5915-01D Eucalyptus Branch (x4) from watercolor paper
- Paint eucalyptus die cuts
- Die cut green paper using the largest die from 5013 Nested Rectangle Small Stitch. (I painted my own paper so it matches the leaves)
- Attach the stitched rectangle to an A2 card front
- Die cut white paper using the 2nd largest die from 5903D Victorian Label Nested die
- Stamp sentiment from 36045 Let it Snow stamp set using Versafine Clair Nocturne
- Adhere to the card base
- Adhere the flowers and leaves
- tie a small bow from twine and adhere to card front
Products used:
- 38022 Layered Azaleas
- 38022D Layered Azaleas die
- 5915-01D Eucalyptus Branch
- 5013D Nested Rectangle Small Stitch
- 3903D Victorian Label Nested
- 36045 Let it Snow
- Versafine Clair Nocturne
