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'Roses for love' - Valentine cards

  Hello everyone This is DT Priyadarshini here and today I will be sharing 2 cards for Valentine's day where I will be using roses to make the cards.  "A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives your roses"  Tubby Craft has a range of stamps for Valentine's day or any occasion, so remember to check out the site.  Card 1 My first card is a bunch of roses from Love Roses stamp set.  I stamped the flowers, buds and leaves on white cardstock and coloured with pencils. I used orange and yellow for the roses and green with brown for the leaves I fuzzy cut all the coloured images and kept them aside.  I took a white cardstock and splattered some black ink and let it dry completely. I added vellum die cut leaves and started layering the roses one on top of the other. I added some pearls for embellishment and a sentiment to finish the card Card 2 This is a traditional Valentine card with pink roses and a sentiment.  For this card, I used Lay...

Layered Rose Envelope with Belly Band

 Hello Everyone! Today I am here to share with you an envelope I created using stamp layering technique.For this Technique I have used  Layered Rose stamp  by Tubby Craft. I had been longing to use this Layered Rose stamp for a few weeks now and finally was able to do it now! It is the most realistic set I have ever used. I decided to use Layered rose from the stamp set on the envelope as a spotlight. My envelope features pink colored rose on it. I first stamped the spotlight flower and then stamped the second layer of the rose and leaves repeatedly . For the background I have used  Script Stamp by Tubby Craft  with  Jet Black Ink  to fill the background. I decided to fussy cut stamped roses and leaf cluster and pop them onto the main flower on this envelope for more of a spotlight. I made a belly band for this envelope and I repeatedly stamped the sentiment from the same stamp set to make the band more attractive. I used all the layers of   ...