Hello everyone! Sunflowers are so...sunny! We've been having some dark days
here so these sunflowers brighten up everything! I'll be using products from
I wanted this card to be sunny and bright! So easy to do with the products I
used. Let me show you how I made my card! I started with the stenciled panel
for the background. I mixed Banana Split and Pumpkin Patch Velveteen
Glazes together. When dry, these Glazes are darker. So I mixed the 2
together to get a lighter orange. I used the X-pattern Stencil on white card stock.
These velveteen glazes dry to an amazing texture! Next I stamped out my images
onto white card stock using a hybrid black ink. I wanted to color these images
with my Copic Markers.
I stamped these images twice.
I went through and colored all the leaves first, then the centers of
the sunflowers.
Copic Colors used: G82, G85, G94, Y02, Y15, Y38, R89
E35, E37, E49, Y26
Once these images were all colored I used the coordinating die
set and cut them out. I stamped out my sentiment with some
dark brown hybrid ink and die cut it with an oval die. Just
for added interest I made stitch lines around it with a dark
brown fine marker.
I made an A2 size top folding card base from white card stock. I die
cut a frame using a piece of plaid paper from the Baked Fresh Paper
I adhered the stenciled panel behind this plaid frame.
I arranged my die cut sunflowers and leaves along the left side of the
panel and along the bottom. A few were popped up on foam tape while
others were adhered flat. I popped up my sentiment on foam tape. I
sprinkled some rich orange confetti on my card and it was finished!
I love making brightly colored cards when the weather is dark and gray!
It's a great pick me up! You can find the products I used at
Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope I've inspired you to make
a bright and happy card!
Betsy
In my capacity as a design team member for Brutus Monroe, I do receive the products I use from them.
All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with companies/use products that I love.
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