Posted by Channin Pelletier
on February 03, 2025
Hello all! It's Channin here and I'm thrilled to back on the blog with a fun card and video featuring the February Card Kit of the Month.
In today's video I will walk you through the entire contents of this month's Card Kit as well as create a colorful spring card with the Tulip HeroScape and the included ink cubes.
To create this card I first used the Tulip HeroScape Stamp Set to create the purple tulips layer. I started with the base stamp for the leaves and stems and stamped it in Moss Core Ink. I then stamped the detail layer for the leaves and stems in Blue Raspberry Reactive Ink over the Moss base which made the Blue Raspberry look green. Next, I positioned and stamped the base layer for the tulips in Thistle Reactive Ink. Lastly, I stamped the tulip detail layer in Azalea Core Ink over the Thistle. With the tulip scene all stamped I then die cut it out with the coordinating die. I then repeated this process to create a second tulip layer but this time I swapped around the Azalea and Thistle for the two flower layers to create pink tulips instead. Next, I die cut the second tulip scene and then trimmed off the excess cardstock at the bottom of both scenes.
I then stamped over an A2 panel of white cardstock with the Circling Clouds Cling stamp in Arctic Core Ink. I then adhered the two tulip scenes to the panel and then trimmed off 1/8" off all four sides of the panel. Next, I adhered it to the front of an A2 top-folding white card base. I then stamped a sentiment and two butterflies from the Tulip HeroScape Stamp Set onto white cardstock in INTENS-ified Black Ink. I then copic colored the butterflies and then die cut the butterflies and sentiment out with the coordinating dies.
Next, I stamped a sub-sentiment in INTENS-ified Black Ink onto the card front. Lastly, I finished the card by adhering the diecut sentiment and butterflies to the card front with foam adhesive.
If you are looking for more inspiration using the Card Kit of the Month, check out Jennifer McGuire's video where she share some fun fold ideas. So creative!
Thank you so much for stopping by!
