To cut out the black frames for today's card I die cut all three at one time with my Spellbinder dies as shown in the picture. You could cut them with a paper trimmer if you don't have these dies.
I die cut three white panels one size smaller than each of the black frames and layered them on top of each other.
Then I randomly stamp a flower image with Memento Tuxedo Black die ink.
I cut a flower out of a post it note and used it to mask the flowers when I stamped the leaves.
This is how it looked when I finished stamping.
And this is how it looked when I finished coloring it. I used Copic Markers (YS91-YG95-YG99-R20-R21-R22-R24)
After coloring, I separated the three panels and backed each of them with a black frame.
I adhered a pink panel to a black card and then added the framed floral panels popping up each layer with 3D adhesive. I tied ribbon around the card. I dotted Scrap Happy glue randomly on the card and sprinkled gold glitter on the card as shown.
When the glue dried I shook off the excess glitter and added the sentiment panel.
I'm not sure if the pictures do this card justice...it's really cool in real life! I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial. Make sure you stop by often. The rest of the design team is dreaming up lots more amazing inspiration for you!
Supplies:
Stamps: The Rubber Cafe' - August Creative Cafe' kit-Flower Bouquet and the Add-On Set - "Laurels"
Paper: The Rubber Cafe' - August Creative Cafe' kit
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, copic markers
Adhesives: Scrap Happy Glue
Embellishments: August Creative Cafe' kit ribbon and glitterOther: Spellbinder's Dies
5 comments:
What a gorgeous card! Can't wait to receive my kit this month! Can you tell me what Spellbinder's dies you used & the overall size of the card? Thinking of investing in some Spellbinder's matting dies & like what you used here.
It's an A2 card (4 1/4" x 5 1/2"). The dies are https://www.spellbinderspaperarts.com/products/p-827-a-2-matting-basics-b.aspx
Really great card!! Love the technique you used!!
Just absolutely love this card!!! Gorgeous!
What a fantastic card, and thanks for the tutorial for it!!
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