Two Tone Flora & Framed Florets Birthday Card

Hello stampin’ friends, it is nice to see you! Today I am sharing the first card of the week showcasing the beautiful Two Tone Flora stamp set. The two step-stamping on these flowers is definitely one of those stamping “WOW” moments and it makes for really pretty flowers.

I have incorporated a few other amazing Stampin’ Up! products from both the Sale-A-Bration brochure and the Jan-Apr Mini Catalogue. You can see the full product list at the end of today’s post. Simply click on any of the images in the list and you can find more about each item through my online store.

There are only two weeks left of the 2023 Sale-A-Bration promotion. If you like free products now is the time to place your order. The Dandy Designs Designer Series Paper that I used on today’s card is one of the items that you can get free with an order of $120 CDN. This is a huge package of 48 sheets of beautifully patterned 12 x 12 paper. The designs are versatile and can be used all year round for both card making and scrapbooking! Be sure to take the time to check it out if you haven’t already!!

The instructions to recreate this Two Tone Flora birthday card are below in the Let’s Make It section of today’s post. It’s a really fun card to make and I hope that you’ll give it a try!

Thanks for stopping in today & happy stamping!

• To create the card base cut Soft Succulent cardstock 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 and score at 4-1/4
• Using the Hand Drawn Dots background and Soft Succulent ink stamp the dots on the front of the card
• Layer a 3-3/4 square of Basic White cardstock on to a 4 x 4 piece of Fresh Freesia and then attach to the card front
• Cut a 3-1/2 square of Dandy Designs cardstock and then cut it in half on the diagonal
• Attach the two triangles to the Basic White cardstock flipping one to show the opposite sides pattern
• On a scrap of Basic White stamp the sentiment from the Framed Florets stamp set with Fresh Freesia ink and die cut with the label from the Something Fancy dies – attach to the left side of the card
• On Basic White cardstock, stamp the large flower with Fresh Freesia ink, the small flower with Pale Papaya ink and two sets of leaves with Soft Succulent ink – When stamping the flowers use the stamp-off technique for the solid layer to create the lighter shade
• Cut out the flowers and leaves and attach to the card with stampin’ dimensionals
• Add a single Iridescent Pastel Gem to the label for a little ‘bling’
• Don’t forget to show some love to the inside of your Two Tone Flora birthday card too … the photo below shows how I stamped the 4 x 5-1/4 insert for my sample card!

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