An even easier use of the flower die

First, be sure to check out yesterday's post as crafters are adding new cards every day for the Welcome Lila Grace card event. 

Here is a new card using the same die I used on Lila's card.  On yesterday's card I used the die in a way that made it easier than trying to adhere all of the tiny pieces and make it match the die.   Here is an even easier one!   Cut out the die and then put paper behind it to bring in the color.  Easy peasy!   The background of the card is embossed with white embossing powder.  I'm loving that stamp!

Supplies:  Memory Box Wild Blooms die; Hero Arts Lattice Background cling stamp;  Hero Arts Note Card; Ranger Seafoam White embossing powder; Cosmo Cricket Baby Jane patterned paper (for flower); Scenic Route paper (stem - an oldie but goodies); Mint Motif Greeting; Bazzill cardstock (black)

I'm thinking my next attempt may be putting a watercolor or distress ink background behind it.  Hmmm.. I guess I'm not ready to put the die away yet.  :-)

Comments

[Barb]

I love it, Jana! Those colors pop right through so beautifully and I love the Lattice stamp too! Wonderful card! :)

[Pai]

beautiful!

[Sue McRae]

This is such a pretty card! Love the pp you chose and the lattice background is so elegant!

[Cindy C.]

So sweet of you to do this for Jennifer. I would love to send her the card I made. What's the best way to get her address Jana?

[Joy]

I really like the design on your card and using the die in reverse. When I get time to go out to my studio from http://roomstogrowusa.web12.hubspot.com/hobbyrooom/, I am going to try that. :) Thanks so much for sharing.

[Sandi Neumann]

wow...this looks so cool! enjoyed seeing how to do this!

[CHRISTINE B PERRY]

Memory Box Wild Blooms die;I have had no success in locating this die.
Really need to make Sympathy cards ASAP and want to use this format.

Anyone out there that has a source or interested in selling this die (used is great) I sure would appreciate.
Thank you in advance - [email protected]