This card was made using the Mixed Florals stamp set along with the Textured Notes dies. I love how the card came out!
The card has a Basic White card base, followed by a Poppy Parade panel and then a Basic White top panel. Both the Poppy Parade and Basic White panels have been cut out using the Textured Notes dies. The Basic White top panel was adhered onto the card front using Stampin' Dimensionals.
The image, from the Mixed Florals stamp set, was stamped onto the Basic White top panel using Tuxedo Black Memento ink. Once stamped, the image was colored using Stampin' Blends, which are listed below in the product list.
After all the flowers were colored, I colored around the flowers using a Light Pool Party Stampin' Blends.
The sentiment is from the retired Daffodil Daydreams stamp set, however, the Happy Mother's Day stamp from the Flower Cart stamp set could have easily been used instead.
The sentiment has been stamped in Poppy Parade ink onto Basic White cardstock panel and then backed with a Poppy Parade cardstock panel.
Iridescent Faceted Gems were added for accent.
For the inside, Poppy Parade cardstock was adhered to the card base, followed by a Basic White panel.
The flower in the lower right hand corner, was stamped with the same stamp, using the same technique, as was used on the front of the card. The ladybugs are also from the Mixed Florals stamp set.
I hope you enjoyed my card for today and that it inspires you to create something magical!
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