Birthday Blossoms Daisies to Celebrate April Birthdays Part 2

In part 1 of this months Birthday Blossoms post I used the Stampendous Daisy Thanks clear stamp set to make one of the cards and announced that we will be giving one away this week to a lucky winner. Scroll down to find out how you can have the chance to win.

In the meantime here is another card made with that stamp, I went for a different style of card and this time used all of the main stamp and made a decorative strip with the butterfly stamp that is also part of the set.

I started with a 14.75 x 14.75cm square blank card and envelope, layered that with dark green card and on top of that a layer of paper from a Vintage paper pad. I cut a strip of card 14 x 3.5cm inked it all over with Tea Dye distress ink and randomly stamped the butterfly in Vintage Sepia all over it.

I cut a piece of white card 9.75 x 13.25cm and stamped the group of daisies in black ink. I colored the flower centers with a dark mustard marker pen and the stems with dark green, I left the petals white. I inked around the edges of the card and the stamped image, mounted it on dark green card and wrapped dark green sheer ribbon around it and tied a bow. The whole thing was adhered to the left side of the card as shown in the photo.

I stamped the greeting in black on a strip of white card, trimmed the ends to points, inked all around attached this across the flower stems using foam mounting pads. A few adhesive gold metals finished it off.

Materials used:

• 15cm square white blank card and envelope
• White and dark green card
• Joy Crafts 6 x 6″ Vintage paper pad
• Stampendous Daisy Thanks clear stamp set
• Dark Mustard and Dark Green marker pens
• Colorbox Black pigment ink pad
• Vintage Sepia pigment ink pad
• Tea Dye distress ink pad
• 3mm Foam mounting pads
• Forest Green Super Sheer ribbon
• Self Adhesive Gold Metals

I used a white A6, tent fold, blank card for the base, cut the bright green card slightly smaller embossed it with the daisy and swirl pattern and adhered it to the card. I cut a strip of hessian ribbon and adhered it across the centre of the card.

For the daisies I used two sizes of Petaloo Paintable flowers, leaving them white but adding yellow self adhesive candies to the centers, you probably can’t see in the photo but the candies have a subtle sparkly effect which looks gorgeous when they catch the light. The leaves are die cut from the same bright green card as the background and the greeting is stamped onto a small strip of white card and adhered onto the hessian as shown. Quick and easy to put together but a pretty card all the same.

Materials used:

• White A6 blank card and envelope
• Bright green card
• Daisy and Swirl embossing folder
• Burlap hessian ribbon
• Petaloo Paintables Mulberry paper flowers
• Yellow self adhesive Candy Stickers
• Paper Smooches Foliage 2 cutting dies
• Hero Arts Many Messages clear stamp set
• Moss Green pigment ink pad

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