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Supplies:
Featuring: Blending Brushes Technique
Stamps: Go To Greetings; Petal Park; Playing in the Rain
Punches: Double Oval; Petal Park Builder
Cardstock: Basic White; Calypso Coral; Daffodil Delight
Ink Pads: Balmy Blue; Calypso Coral; Daffodil Delight; Early Espresso;
Night of Navy; Old Olive
Adhesive: Liquid Glue; Mini Glue Dots
Tools: Bone Folder; Clear Blocks; Paper Snips; Paper Trimmer;
Embellishments: Holiday Rhinestone Basic Jewels
Blending Brushes Technique:
1. Brush Blending Brushes over Ink Pad to absorb Ink
2. Then Brush the Blending Brushes over Cardstock to create a background
or over stamped images to color
Directions:
Card Base:
1. Cut Calypso Coral Cardstock 4-1/4” x 11”;
2. Score on 11” at 5-1/2”;
Fold on Score line & burnish with Bone Folder
Card Front:
1. Cut Daffodil Delight 4” x 5-1/4”;
Adhere to Card Base with Liquid Glue
Card Front:
1. Cut Basic White Cardstock 3-3/4” x 5”
2. Stamp Leaves in the center in Early Expresso Ink
3. Brush Blending Brush over Old Olive Stamp Pad;
Brush over stamped Leaves for a background
Clouds:
1. Stamp Clouds from Playing in the Rain on Basic White scrap in Night of Navy Ink
2. Brush over Clouds with Blending Brushes in Balmy Blue Ink
3. Fussy Cut Clouds with Paper Snips
Flowers:
1. Stamp Flowers from Petal Park on Basic White Cardstock scrap in Early Espresso
2. Brush over Flowers with Blending Brushes in Daffodil Delight & Calypso Coral Ink
3. Punch Leaves with Park Builder Punch or Fussy Cut with Paper Snips
4. Layer Clouds & Flowers on Card Front & adhere with Liquid Glue or Mini Glue Dots
5. Add Rhinestone Basic Jewels to center of Flowers
Sentiment:
1. Cut Basic White Scrap 2” x 1/2”
2. Stamp “Just a Note” in Early Espresso Ink
3. Adhere to Card Front with Mini Glue Dots
Inside Card:
1. Cut Daffodil Delight Cardstock 4” x 5-1/4;
Cut Basic White Cardstock 3-3/4” x 5”
2. Adhere both to Inside Card with Liquid Glue
3. Add Flower with Mini Glue Dots
Envelope:
1. Stamp Leaves then Flowers in Early Espresso Ink on Envelope Flap
2. Color Flowers with Blending Brushes in Daffodil Delight Ink
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