Welcome to a first! Yes this is the first blog hop of The Tantalizing Stampers. We're a team of fabulous demonstrators from the UK and Netherlands and today we're sharing our Spring creations with you.
I've used the retiring stamp set Touches of Texture to add stems and leaves for my quirky flowers which are made of white heat embossed flowers on vellum from the Bloom by Bloom stamp set and then I've added a punched centre using the the Bitty Blooms punch pack using Daffodil Delight and Granny Apple Green card. The inky back ground was created with re-inkers in Daffodil Delight and Pacific Point on glossy card stock. Note you need to use Staz On ink for the flower stems on glossy card. The little bee is also from Stampin' Up! stamp set Touches of Texture.
I matted the design onto Daffodil Delight card and then onto a whisper white card base which is a sheet of A4 scored at 14.8cm. I used silver heat embossed the sentiment from Stampin' Up! Perennial Birthday stamp set for a simple sentiment.
Olivia, my daughter loves this card and has asked me to keep it for her birthday. Made my day when she told me. I hope you like it too!
You can visit everyone else in the hop for more inspiration by clicking on the photo links at the bottom of this post.
Many of the products I've used can be bought from my Stampin' Up! Online Shop. Please note that some will retire at the end of this month to make way for the new products coming in our new 2019 - 2020 annual catalogue. The retiring items are available while stocks last.
Thanks for stopping by here with me and enjoy the tour of our team takes on Spring.
Hugs Zoe x
5 comments:
Gosh Zoe what a wonderful card, gorgeous colours and design, Kate x x
aw thanks Kate. I'm glad you like it. I love the vibrancy of colours and was pleased how my experimenting turned out. Zoe x
Beautiful card Zoe - I love the background you've created it's so vibrant ! can see why Olivia asked you to save this card just for her xx
Thank you Carrie, what we do for our daughters hey! Zoe x
I love the colours in this card and I shall have to have a go with the vellum. These flowers are so cute. Thanks for setting up and helping us through our first blog hop!
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