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This months customer cards I am highlighting is the Flowering Tulip stamp and die set.
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This was a lot of fun, maybe a bit challenging but in the end, I am happy with the outcome.
My card base is 10cm x 29.7cm in Evening Evergreen and the first layer is Soft Succulent at 14.4cm x 10cm and the Basic White layer is 14.2cm x 9.8cm.
Firstly, I stamped all the tulip pieces, stems and leaves. Flowers are in Sweet Sorbet and the leaves and stems in Evening Evergreen and used the dies to cut out the pieces.
On the Basic White piece, I used Pale Papaya and used a blending brush to create the background.
On a black scrap piece, I used Versamark and stamped the sentiment and used the white embossing powder. I looks so pretty and gives it a shiney raised sentiment and then fussy cut it.
Adhere the Basic White layer to the Soft succulent layer and then adhere to the Evening Evergreen.
Adhere the stems and the leaves. I put the flowers on dimensionals to give it that raised look and the sentiment also adhered with dimensionals.
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