Stampin' Up Flowering Rain Boots Friendship

Stampin’ Up Flowering Rain Boots Friendship

Happy Friday Everyone – I had some fun playing with the new decorative masks and combining it with the boots set for my Stampin’ Up Flowering Rain Boots Friendship creation.

Look at how I used the masks for a background and paired it with the flower pots and flowers for this beautiful card.

Lots of layers adds plenty of interest to this Stampin' Up Flowering Rain Boots Friendship card. Check out how the vellum tones down the background and brings the focus back to the main image panel. Get all the details and order your bundle!

This card was one that we made in an online creative convention I participated in. I loved how they combined the new Butterflies & Flowers decorative masks with the Flowering Rain Boots bundle.

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Look at all the layers I used on the Stampin’ Up Flowering Rain Boots Friendship card. It really adds lots of interest and the vellum layer tones down the bright colors used on the background.

I had so much fun playing with the decorative masks that I used them to decorate the inside of the card and the envelope.

The Butterflies & Flowers layering decorative masks are used as a backgound for the Stampin' Up Flowering Rain Boots Friendship card. Check out how these were used for a background and get all the details to order your bundle!

I love using stencils/masks to create background for my cards. This one uses a mask with a pale yellow color to create a soft background. Look at this cute birthday card I made for Jake using a mask that reminds me of waves.

Here are the details so you can make your version of the card.

Measurements

Card Base: White 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″
White: 3 1/2″ x 4 3/4″ and scraps for stamping and die cutting
Vellum: 3 3/4″ x 5″

Let’s make it!

fold and burnish the card base
use the flower mask and Petal Pink ink to add ink on the 4 corners using the more open section of the mask
now use the other portion of the flower mask to add Calypso Coral ink to the flowers to get a 2 tone flower
splatter on some Calypso Coral ink
add the vellum to the card front using dimensionals
die cut the largest Stitched So Sweetly rectangle from the White rectangle
stamp the leaves in the lower right hand corner using Soft Sea Foam ink
stamp the sentiment in the upper right hand corner using Balmy Blue
add the rectangle to the center of the vellum using dimensionals
on scrap paper stamp 3 flower pots using Balmy Blue and 2 flower clusters using Calypso Coral use the coordinating dies to cut them out
use your snips to cut the front rim across to about 1/4″ from the left hand side – follow the line of the rim, do all 3 pots
carefully insert the bottom of one of the pots into the cut top of one of the flower pots – make sure the pot is angled slightly to the left, use tape to hold the flower pot in place
repeat with the remaining flower pot so the pots are stacked – make sure the pot is angled slightly to the right, use tape to hold the flower pot in place, see photo above
add the stacked flower pots to the card front on top of the stamped leaves using dimensionals
stamp the flower cluster 2 times using Calypso Coral – die cut using the coordinating die
add one flower cluster at the top of the stacked pots using a dimensional and the other in the bottom right hand corner of the rectangle using a dimensional – see photo above
sprinkle on some Polished Dots

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