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Floral Thank You Cards
by Laura Fulcher

Greetings friends.  I don't know about you, but this time of year I need a lot of thank you cards.  I have been freezing lately, so I really wanted to make some Spring-themed cards instead of cold, wintery cards.  My cards became thank you cards, but they could have just as easily become cards for other occasions. 

For my post today, I wanted to share a trio of cards I made using the new Cheery Flower Collage die.  It is a floral circle window die, and I used the exact same layout for each card.  I simply changed the color of the Distress Oxide inks I used for the backgrounds.  I started each background with scraps of smooth 80lb white cardstock and sponged three colors of ink on top before splattering each background with water to create a splotchy look.  To finish each of the cards, I added a stitched circle frame around the floral window.  I thought the stitches added a nice embellishment to the card.  As a finishing touch, I added a sentiment from the Sentimental Iris clear set. 

Distress Oxide Inks used- Fossilized Amber, Peacock Feathers, Faded Jeans.  Sentiment- Versafine Deep Lagoon

Distress Oxide Inks used- Picked Raspberry, Wild Honey, Seedless Preserves.  Sentiment- Versafine Satin Red

Distress Oxide Inks used- Twisted Citron, Salty Ocean, Wilted Violet. Sentiment- Spanish Moss

The last thing I added to the card was mini epoxy stickers to the center of each of the flowers.

I hope everyone is staying warm!

 

 

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11 Comments

  1. Beautiful cards, Laura. What kind of paper did you use for the Distress Oxide inks? Smooth? Watercolor?

  2. Hi Linda. Laura here. I added more information in my post about the paper and applying the inks. I thought maybe there would be others who might also want the information.

  3. The cards are beautiful and refreshing, especially, since this Artic Blast of weather. I LOVE the colors and design, great, great job. TFS.

  4. These are beautiful, and they do make me smile on this dreary, foggy day. Thank you for sharing them.

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