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By Von Marie

Hello everyone. Von Marie here with my latest video using some Beautiful inks to help with my project for a Spring Tulips Slimline Card. These Brilliance Dew Drops and VersaFine Clair inks are really nice and fun to use. I love the coverage they gave me for these Tulips and Leaves. I had so much fun making this card. Full Details are on my video.

Skill: Intermediate
Time: 45 Mins

Craft Supplies

White Cardstock Paper 110 lb.
Black Cardstock Paper 110 lb.
Slimline Card Base 8 x 31/2
Glass Board and magnets
Die-cutting Machine
Betterpress Machine
Glue
Foam Tape

Imagine Products:

Other Products Used:
Unity Stamps Co.Slimline Layering Tulips W/Coordinating Stencil
Pinkfresh Studio Betterpress Favorite Things Sentiment Plates
ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE USED TO RECREATE SOMETHING SIMILAR
Any inks, stencil, or flower stamp
You can watch how to create this Spring Card Here

By Ceal Pritchett

Hello everyone!
It’s Ceal, here. Today I am sharing a spring get well card (you could make yours for any occasion) using a stamp and stencil combo. Stencils make it so easy to color.

Skill: Beginner to Intermediate
Time: 30 Mins

Directions:

Gather your supplies. You will need a stamp/stencil combo, several colors of ink and a marker for details. In the photo I have an orange ink but I actually used a pink.

Step 1:
Using a black ink stamp the floral image. I used Memento Tuxedo Black.

Step 2:
Using the leaves portion of the stencil and two colors of green, color the leaves. I used Memento Pear Tart and Bamboo Leaves

Step 3:
Using the floral portion of the stencil, color the flowers yellow. I used Memento Dandelion.

Step 4:
Using the detailed portion of the stencil color the area pink (which turns into a pretty peach) I used Memento Angel Pink.

Step 5:
Stamp and cut out the greeting and cut a couple extra pieces for dimension. Adhere the panel with the flowers to the card base and then adhere the greeting anywhere you’d like on the card front.