Hello and Welcome to The One Stamp At A Time Facebook Group's February 2021 Blog Hop! We are certainly excited to have you today. If you have already been hopping, thank you so much for continuing on. If you have started with my blog, please make sure you hop all the way through for some amazing inspiration! This month's theme is Where The Wild Things Grow and is perfect for the current Stampin' Up! products that showcase flowers, blooms, cacti, or greenery. There are certainly a lot of fun stamp sets to chose from but I went straight to the Flowering Cactus Product Medley. I just received mine last week and can't seem to get enough of it!
For this cute fun fold card, I started with a Highland Heather 11" x 4 1/4" half sheet of card stock and scored the 11" side at 2-1/4", 3-5/8", 7-3/8", and 8 3/4". Burnish all of the score lines so that from each side you have a valley fold and mountain fold so the front panel stands out. The outer most panels are matted with 2-1/8" x 4-1/8" Mossy Meadow Cardstock and then DSP over that measuring 2" x 4". The middle panels are matted with 1-1/4" x 4-1/8" Mossy Meadow Cardstock and 1-1/8" x 4" DSP. The Middle Panel for both the front and back are matted with 3-5/8" x 4-1/8" Mossy Meadow and the focal panel of Basic White measuring 3-1/2" x 4". Prior to adhering the focal panel, I stamped the heart shaped cactus in Mint Macaron with some Mossy Meadow sponged on the upper and left side of the image prior to stamping. I stamped the cactus flowers in Highland Heather onto a scrap of Basic White and used the coordinating dies to cut it out and then popped it up with Dimensionals. The sentiment was stamped in the upper right with Mossy Meadow Ink. I ran some Linen Thread around the matted layer three times and tied it in a bow on the lower left side prior to adhering it with Multipurpose Adhesive onto the Highland Heather Panel. I finished it off with three Mint Macaron adhesive-backed sequins.. honestly those may have been left over from a Paper Pumpkin kit!
Beautiful designs
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Eva!
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