Tropical Flowers with Jungle Frame Border - Hero Arts
Posted by Caly Person on June 04, 2019

Tropical Flowers with Jungle Frame Border

Hi, Friends! It's Caly with you today and I'm sharing a card using the new Tropical Flowers set! I've paired it with the new Jungle Frame Fancy Die to soften the bright background that was created using Hero Hues Reactive Inks.

To begin my card, I worked on the ink-blended background. On white cardstock, I ink-blended from the bottom using Fruit Punch, Creamsicle, then Lemon Drop Reactive Inks.

After ink-blending, I sprayed the panel with a mist of water to add texture, then added some bolder splatters of white, watered-down, acrylic paint. To soften the colors, I decided to use vellum to cut the Jungle Frame Fancy Die. I used liquid glue to adhere just the borders around the ink-blended panel. It does show through a little bit, but not so much that it's displeasing.

The focus of the card is the Tropical Flowers - so I stamped the images with Intense Black Ink and colored them with Copic markers (YG06, G03, G17, G21, G85, Y06, Y38, RV25, and R29). I added some white gel highlights to my images before adhering them to my card panel using foam adhesive for some added dimension. The sentiment is stamped on white paper, and then matted with black cardstock.

I hope you enjoyed this! Thanks so much for stopping by today! Have a blessed day!

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17 comments

Beautiful! This card is just lovely. The colors then the lightness of the vellum and pretty flowers. I love it all!

Darlene De Sario,

Gorgeous card Caly! Love the diecut frame in vellum :)

Hilde Larsen aka Tindaloo,

I love this card. I can use this design also for a Hawaiian theme card.

Amy Takeshima,

Gorgeous Caly, from the beautiful colours to the awesome stamp and die. Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration.

Henriétte,

So very beautiful! I love the jungle frame die cut. The blended background behind the vellum die cut enhances the scene. Adding the raised brilliant flowers to the front fits perfectly! Great job!!!

Bessie Phillips,

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