Posted by May Sukyong Park on July 28, 2017

Succulent Card: I’ve Always Got Your Back!

Happy Friday! It’s May here with a fun card featuring various succulent images.

I started by stamping the images from the Stamp Your Own Succulents stamp set with Butter Bar Ink on some yellow cardstock from Sunshine Mix Layering Paper.

Then I stamped the Potted Succulent image with black ink on some white cardstock, colored it with ZIG Real Brush Pens, and cut it out using Potted Succulent Frame Cuts.

I heat embossed the sentiment from the You Are Loved Messages stamp set using white embossing powder on a piece of black cardstock.

I finished off my card by mounting the die cut succulent and sentiment banner on my card front using foam tape. I also added some black enamel dots to add some interest.

That’s all for today. Hope my card inspired you to create something this weekend. Happy crafting!

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