Hi everyone! I have another Neat and Tangled card to share with you today. This one uses the Gardenia Blooms Journaling Card die designed by my good friend, Miriam Prantner (love that gal:). As the name implies, the die is actually the shape of a 3X4 journaling card (Project Life card), but I wanted to show you a way to use it in another way.
I started by die cutting a couple of the journaling cards in white card stock. Instead of using the cards whole, I cut out individual flowers or flower groupings. Then I backed each flower grouping with some vellum. (To apply the vellum, I just glued it to the back of each die cut and then cut around the edges)
Because the vellum flowers were so light and delicate, I wanted a really bold and bright background. I used Distress Ink in Abandoned Coral to blend over the entire card front. Then I spritzed it with a bit of white mist. The beautiful script sentiment is from the coordinating Gardenia Blooms stamp set. The last step was just to add my flowers with a few sequins and acrylic raindrops.
Thanks for stopping in and have a wonderful weekend! And thanks to Miriam and Danielle at Neat and Tangled for letting me play with such beautiful crafty things:)
jj
I started by die cutting a couple of the journaling cards in white card stock. Instead of using the cards whole, I cut out individual flowers or flower groupings. Then I backed each flower grouping with some vellum. (To apply the vellum, I just glued it to the back of each die cut and then cut around the edges)
Much love,
Love this! You are a master blender and I love the vellum behind the flowers!
ReplyDeleteStunning, JJ!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, JJ! I love the softness of the vellum flowers and I think Abandoned Coral was the perfect choice for your background!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog and leaving such sweet comments...You really made my day :)
This is really pretty, love the white splatter and perfectly placed sequins
ReplyDeleteSo stunning!
ReplyDeleteWow, love the vellum backed gardenias! Super pretty design!
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Such a clever design and so elegant with the vellum!
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