Make Sunflower Card that Shines Bright for Fall

Use our Large Sunflower Die to create a bright and lovely card for fall and add some sunshine to someone’s day!

Today’s bright card creation comes from Amy, who said, “Sunflowers and Fall, love them.” We agree. Sunflowers are blooming tall here in Tennessee currently, and they remind us that our most favorite season is just around the corner! Amy is using our Large Sunflower die with a fun stenciled background, and she gets bonus points for transforming a holiday sentiment- we can agree to disagree, but fall does feel a bit superior to winter! haha. Follow along with these steps to make a sunflower card that shines bright for fall.

Start off with an White A2 panel.
Die cut another white panel using the 5028D Nested Rectangle Scallop Nested die.
Stencil the 4521 Deco Arches 6×6 Stencil with the Dreamer ink from Color Fuse Set #9.
Die cut the stenciled panel using the 5013D Nested Rectangle Small Stitch die to fit inside the Scalloped panel.
TIP: when the stencil work turns out a bit too bright, add a vellum panel on top of it to diffuse the color.
Die cut the pieces for the 5726-02D Large Sunflower Die.
Die cut the 5618D Small Classic Alphabet Die to spell the word FALL in the large upper case letters.
Glue the pieces together to create the focal point of the card design.
Temporarily assemble the card without adhesive to plan where to stamp the sentiment from the Let It Snow stamp set.
Using a stamp positioner, stamp the sentiment in the lower right hand corner of the vellum panel with embossing ink. Sprinkle gold embossing powder, shake off excess and set with heat tool.
Assemble the card from the bottom up.
Using a liquid adhesive, top off the card with the word FALL using the Small Classic Alphabet.