Die D-Lites Inspiration | Floral Thinking Of You Card with Brenda
Posted by Spellbinders Team on March 01, 2018

Die D-Lites Inspiration | Floral Thinking Of You Card with Brenda

Hello everyone!! This is Brenda Noelke from My PaperCut Creations. I am happy to be here for my second guest post for Spellbinders!! I will be using the fabulous February Die D-Lites Release for all of my projects. You can find my first project here. Today, I have combined three sets for a spring-inspired card…

Die D-Lites Inspiration | Floral Thinking Of You Card with Brenda for Spellbinders using S3-320 Picket Fence, S3-323 Sketched Blooms 2, S3-322 Sketched Blooms dies. #spellbinders #cardmaking #neverstopmaking #diecutting #handmadecard

I began by die-cutting the grass & fence with Die D-Lites Picket Fence Dies from white cardstock. I also die-cut the flowers with Die D-Lites Sketched Blooms 2 Dies, as well as one flower with the Die D-Lites Sketched Blooms Dies from Bristol smooth paper. I used a couple of gray Copic markers to add a little shading to the fence. I watercolored the flowers and grass with watercolor markers, blended the markers with a water brush, then set them aside to dry. Distress Oxide Inks were blended onto smooth paper, using a stencil to create the cloud background. The panel was trimmed slightly, mounted on a piece of blue cardstock, then adhered to the card base.

Die D-Lites Inspiration | Floral Thinking Of You Card with Brenda for Spellbinders using S3-320 Picket Fence, S3-323 Sketched Blooms 2, S3-322 Sketched Blooms dies. #spellbinders #cardmaking #neverstopmaking #diecutting #handmadecard

By now, my die-cuts have dried and it is time to place those. The flowers were adhered directly to the card panel with liquid adhesive. I chose to in-lay a few of the inside pieces of the flowers, which were water colored in a contrasting color. The fence was placed toward the bottom of the panel with dimensional adhesive, for extra dimension. The grass die-cut was then adhered to the fence. I also chose to pop up the centers of the flowers with foam adhesive. The “Thinking of You” sentiment was stamped with blue ink. A shimmer pen adds some sparkle to the center of the flowers. Lastly, a few rhinestones add a little bling, while also framing the sentiment.

Die D-Lites Inspiration | Floral Thinking Of You Card with Brenda for Spellbinders using S3-320 Picket Fence, S3-323 Sketched Blooms 2, S3-322 Sketched Blooms dies. #spellbinders #cardmaking #neverstopmaking #diecutting #handmadecard

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies:

Neenah 110lb.cardstock; Bristol Smooth cardstock; blue cardstock; Ranger Salty Ocean & Twisted Citron Distress Oxide Inks; Honey Bee cloud stencil; Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers; waterbrush; Copic markers; Simon Says Stamp Thoughtful Messages stamp; Ranger Multi-Medium Matte; Scotch foam tape; The Ton Cali Blue Ink; Honey Bee Moonstone Rhinestones; Wink of Stella Thanks so much for joining me today!! I look forward to sharing more projects with you!!!

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