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Nasturtiums & Forget Me Nots
Hello My Crafty Friend,
Today my card is a happier card it is a birthday card for one of my nieces.
Tried a little foiling for the background of this card. Susan's older Garden Notes dies were used for the Nasturtiums, Forget Me Nots and Trevi Urn.
Step 1 Form 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" card base - I used a yellow cardstock.
Step 2 Cut black cardstock 4" X 5-1/4" using a stencil (Stampers Anonymous Mini Bricks used here), Transfer Gel and Foil ( Opal used here) make your background. Adhere to center of card front using Nuvo Adhesive Tape Runner.
Step 3 Make a frame from white cardstock using 2 nested rectangles adhere over foiled piece using Nuvo Adhesive Tape Runner.
Step 4 Die cut 2 Susan's Trevi Urns from white cardstock with adhesive on the back. Adhere one on top of the other. Color and shade. Shape a bit with your fingers add a couple pop dots on center lower back then adhere to lower center of card.
Step 5 Using Susan's Garden Notes Nasturtiums and Forget Me Nots dies either white cardstock and color or use colored cardstock and shade. Shape and assemble. Using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive arrange flowers in Trevi Urn.
Thanks for stopping by my blog today and hope this has been inspirational for you.
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Until next time - Happy Crafting!
Christine
“You only live once…but, if you live right, once is enough”
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