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Spring Colors!

Hello everyone! It's Berina here with 2 lovely cards in Spring colors. I don't know about you, but I'm so eager for Spring to arrive here!! Here are my cards for today.

Card 1:


Here's how I made this card:

  • Stamp multiples of the flowers (all 3) from the Buttercup stamp set with the Lavender Violet ink, using second generation stamping for no-line coloring.
  • Color the flowers with markers. I used Copics - Y38 and Y35 for the center and V09, V17, V15, V12 and V000 for the petals. Fussy cut the flowers.
  • Stamp multiples of the leaves from the same stamp set with Lemon Yellow ink, using second generation stamping for no-line coloring. 
  • Color the leaves with markers. I used Copics - G99, YG67, YG63 and YG03. Fussy cut the leaves.
  • Stamp the butterfly from the Butterfly Love stamp set with Jet Black ink. Color it with markers - I used Copics RV29, RV14, RV13 and RV21 for the wings and W5, W3 and W1 for the body. Fussy cut the image.
  • Take a A2 card base, mask off the 1/4" off of all the edges. Now using the Hero Arts Deco Pattern Stencil, apply Light Pink on it with mini ink blender. Remove the stencil and ink the edges lightly (with the 1/4" of edges still masked).
  • Arrange the flowers and leaves towards the center of the card base and adhere them with foam tape and glue. Using both foam tape and glue, adds some dimension to the flower arrangement.
  • Stamp the sentiment on a piece of card stock and cut it into a thin strip. Adhere it on to the card base with foam tape.
  • Adhere the butterfly near the sentiment, with glue.
Here's another pic of this card:


Card 2:

For my second card, I decided to go simple with the Darling Four stamp set and Tubby Craft inks.


Here's how I made this card:
  • Stamp the '4' image from the Darling Four stamp set with Jet Black ink and fussy cut it.
  • Take a A2 card base, mask off the 1/4" off of all the edges. Now from the top left corner, apply Light Pink ink using the mini ink blender. From the lower right corner, apply the Hot Pink ink and blend both colors well.
  • Adhere the '4' image on to it and stamp the sentiment with Jet Black ink.
  • Adhere a few pearls for a final touch.
That's all from me today! What do you think about these cards? Do let me know in the comments below. 

Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day!

-Berina


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