Sweet Pea & Lily of the Valley

 



Welcome my fellow paper gardeners,
Today I have a 6" X 6" tent fold card sporting Susan's Garden Club / Spellbinders new Spring Flora Sweet Pea and Lily of the Valley.

100# white cardstock was cut 6" by 12" scored at 6" folded on score line.  Swiss Dot embossing folder was used to emboss card front. From off white cardstock 1 Spellbinders Floral Lace Frame was cut.  1 piece of  patterned paper was cut the exact measurement of frame.  Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue was used to adhere the frame to top of patterned paper.  Clear double sided adhesive was used to adhere the frame to card front.  Used 2 circle dies (sized to fit inside frame opening) to cut 3 frames from white cardstock.  Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue was used to adhere the frames together also to adhere circle inside of frame opening.

From Susan's Garden Club 6 Sweet Peas were cut (leaves were cut from green cardstock) then colored using Copic Markers.  They were shaped using Susan's Garden new Deluxe Tool Kit.  For shaping and assembly use Susan's YouTube video here.

Susan's Garden Club Lily of the Valley was cut twice flowers from Susan's Specialty Paper leaves and stems from green cardstock.  Susan's Deluxe Tool Kit was used to shape flowers and leaves assembly video can be found here.

Bearly Art Precision Glue was used to adhere flowers and leaves to card front.

Ladybug was cut using Fall Foliage and Ladybug die set.  

Thanks for stopping by today hope it has been inspiring for you.

Below I have linked products I used in the project and if you click on them they will take you to site where you can purchase.  There is no added cost to you but I do earn a small commission which helps to pay for supplies so I am thanking you in advance for any purchases you make no matter how small.

Until next time - Happy Crafting!

Christine
You only live once but if you live once once is enough!
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