floral envelope

Welcome to my crafty blog and a birthday card in Christmas colours! I’ve used Julie Hickey’s ‘sent with love’ stamp as the focal point for this, inspired by the current theme at Festive Friday and the colours from TGIF challenges

I started with the background, embossing a square of white card with the retired ‘pinewood planks’ folder from Stampin’ Up! which I then attached to a 6×6 card blank.

I stamped the enevlope of flowers onto a spare piece of card and coloured it with my Stampin’ Up! Write pens (poppy parade, granny apple green & evening evergreen), which were the nearest I had to the challenge colours. I used a SU blender pen as well, so I could get shading with the marker pens. After shading around the flowers with a pencil, I fussy cut the image and attached it to the card front, using a scrap bit of card on the back to lift it slightly.

I added the sentiment from Julie’s ‘daisy blooms’ set and finished with a few ‘evening evergreen’ resin dots.

I did a final check to make sure I’d incorporated at least 3 items from Festive Friday’s list and here’s what I had: pen (as I used the Write markers for shading), hello sentiment (which is also in script style), an envelope and some embossing. Job done!

7 thoughts on “floral envelope

  1. What a stunning card, I love that image, the colors, and that embossed background sets it off beautifully! Thanks for playing along at Festive Friday!

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  2. I love your flower-filled envelope Deborah and using festive colours is a great way to update it to tie in with the season. Thanks for playing along with us over at Festive Friday!

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  3. Congratulations, Deborah! Your fabulous creation was selected as a Festive Fave over at the Festive Friday Challenge. Please hop over to the challenge blog to grab your winner’s badge for your blog. Thanks so much for joining us and I hope you will play along again soon!

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