AAA birthday card challenge - Flowers

Hello & welcome everyone,
Spring is just around the corner..🤗

This time I made a beautiful Birthday card for AAA card challenge blog #14 Theme is flowers...💐🌻

I used mostly these products for my card:
*Hero art stamps
*Altenew stamps- Happy birthday sentiments *Bubble stencil
*Tim holtz distressed oxide inks
I began with an 6" x 3" card base which is just the right size for your standard envelopes.

For the background, I inked the bubble stencil with carved pumpkins & candid apple distressed oxides.


Next, I stamped the flowers colored with distressed inks by using waterbrush (list of colors below), and fussy cut out.


Then I stamped the Happy birthday sentiment in black at the centre.

To put the card together, I used foam tape on almost all the images and added a few matching rhinestones to it.
Thank you for visiting with me today... 
Till then Happy crafting... 

Comments

  1. JaneMarch 9, 2020 at 8:06 AM

    How pretty! I love how you've combined the stencilled background with the cut flowers. Thanks for playing at AAA Birthday, hope to see you join in with future challenges too.

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  2. ThecraftwithjayaMarch 13, 2020 at 10:25 AM

    Thank u so much😊

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  3. MillaMarch 26, 2020 at 2:55 AM

    What a fab design! Love the beautifully coloured flowers against the stencilled background. Thanks for playing at AAA Birthday!

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