Stampin with Liz Design: Jane's Doodles Wild Flowers Card!

Hi there crafters! Today I'm over at the Jane's Doodles blog with a fun new card! I created a bright flower bouquet on my card today, which you can find in the amazing new stamp set Wild Flowers!

I love these gorgeous flowers, you can colour them in any color you'd like, making it a spring, summer or autumn bouquet! Today I went for pink, lol, who doesn't love a pink flower! I started my card by using a pink card base in A2 size (which is apapproximately 4 1/4" x 5 1/2") and then created a fun front panel. I diecutted a piece of white cardstock with a stitched rectangle die and started blending stripes with Spun Sugar and Worn Lipstick Distress Oxide ink from Ranger, created frames for the stripes by using masking tape. I added some gold spatters on to my background as well as Nuvo Drops in gold! Just love these to add some amazing touches!

Once all the spatters and drops were dried, I adhered my front panel on to my card base with dimensionals. I always love the depth this gives! I stamped my bouquet, which is one image and started fussycutting these gorgeous flowers. I coloured my image in pink colours, using Copic Markers. I added the my coloured image with dimensionals on to my card. To finish this bright and fun card, I stamped the text Happy Birthday on black cardstock with Versamark ink, used white embossing powder and heat setted this. The Wild Flower set doesn's contain text, so I used this text from the Chameleon stamp set!

Thank you so much for watching today, hope to see you next time! Stay safe you all!

Stampin with Liz Design: Jane's Doodles Wild Flowers Card!

Hi everyone! Today I'd like to share another card with you! I created this gorgeous card for Jane's Doodles stamps with the beautiful Wild Flowers stamp set! Who doesn't love a gorgeous flower card? I really enjoy those, promising more flower cards in the future, lol!

I love white and pink flowers, so I decided to colour these flowers in pink tones! I wanted a fun background for my flower bouquet to make the flower really pop and decided to go for a dark blue background with a little touch of gold! Sometimes it's fun to go really bold! I used a white card base  and started working on my background on a front panel that I diecutted with a Stitched Rectangle die.

I used Chipped Sapphire and Blueprint Sketch Distress Oxide ink from Ranger to blend a fun background, using a blending tool and a stencil. I diecutted a piece of gold foil paper with a Scalloped Stitched Rectangle die and left a piece on my background without using the stencil on that part. I added some gold spatters on to my blue front panel, added the rectangle, my flowers and the text happy anniversary with dimensionals on to my card!

Thank you so much for watching today, hope to see you next time!