I CASE'd this card from France Martin, who showed it in Bermuda Bay. I thought it would be cool in a variety of colors so I made 3 at once, using Cucumber Crush and Melon Mambo. The Blended Bloom stamp is inked in VersaMark and stamped on vellum card stock, then sprinkled with white embossing powder and heated. I colored the BACK of each flower with Stampin' Write Markers: Hello Honey in the centers, and then Bermuda Bay, Cucumber Crush, and Melon Mambo on one of each. Then I cut each one out by hand using my paper snips. I put some of my hoarded (retired) Adhesive Sheets on the back of 4.25" x 5.5" pieces of the colored card stocks and one piece of Whisper White. I used the Striped Scallops Thinlit die on the colored pieces, and the hello from the Hello There Thinlits 3 times on the Whisper White. Don't forget to put waxed paper between the card stock and thinlit! I cut off just the part of the Striped Scallops that I needed, pulled it off the backing sheet and affixed it to the card base. Two ½" x 5.5" strips of matching card stock were glued at the top and bottom edges. The Blended Bloom image is applied with one Dimensional in the center. I peeled the hello off it's backing and applied it to the bottom section of the card. 3 medium-sized pearls finish it off. Looking at the picture above I've been getting a song by Gemini, a duo of singers in Ann Arbor that my kids used to love, stuck in my head. If you want the earworm, too, it's the first bit on this sampler. Great kid's music (much better than the Barney soundtrack), but still got old when played over and over! I'm talking to ALL my customers about why JUNE is a GREAT time to join!
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Nickie
14/6/2015 05:57:51 am
Great card! I like the fresh look of it too. Plus, it works for so many occasions..
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