Hello friends & welcome to Heartfelt Wednesday...
I have made another Flamingo card for today's inspiration ...
Heartfelt Creations Products Used:
HCD1-7120 Fleur Border Basics Die
HCD1-7120 Fleur Border Basics Die
HCD1-7138 Tropical Parrots Die
HCDP1-277 Tropical Paradise Paper Collection
Other Products:
Carved Pumpkin & Picked Raspberry Distress Inks,Ebosser, Martha Stewart scoreboard, Memory Box Rhapsody Stencil, Spellbinders Majestic Labels Twenty-Five Die, Clarity Brushes, white cardstock, pearls, rhinestones & adhesive.
Project Instruction:
Cut a 6" x 6" piece of pattern paper from Tropical Paradise Paper Collection & adhere it to a same size card base. Die cut the border of a 5" x 6" piece of white cardstock with Fleur Border Basics Die & score at every 1/4" using Martha Stewart scoreboard. Ink this pice using Memory Box Rhapsody Stencil, Carved Pumpkin & Picked Raspberry Distress Inks & Clarity Brushes. Adhere to the top of card base with foam adhesive. Decorate the border with pearls.
Die cut a piece of white cardstock with Spellbinders Majestic Labels Twenty-Five Die & adhere to the card front as shown. Die cut a piece of pattern paper from Tropical Paradise Paper Collection using the smaller die from the same set & adhere it to the previous die cut using foam adhesive. Die cut the word Aloha using white cardstock & Tropical Parrots Die. Adhere it to the bottom right of the card. Add some rhinestones & pearls to add finishing touch to the card.
Hope you like this card...
Thank you for visiting today... :)
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