Wonderful World Stampin' Up! Paper and Stamp bundle

Hello crafty friends, how are you this sunny Friday. Yes the end of the week and the sun is still shining although a little cooler today it's really pleasant.  So pleasant I wanted to share my Wonderful World window card with you as it is full of sunny colour and the big flower rests on a window sheet window to reveal pretty sparkly opal rounds and crisp fresh leaves.  Great news too, the rounds don't poke through your envelope when they are encased under a window sheet.  My card is also for the MAWTT, Anything Goes challenge this month.  Do come and join us. 

To start I added ink to my printed paper (DSP) with a blending brush and then made sure the ink was dry using my heat tool.  I tested that it was by putting some embossing powder on the paper to make sure it dropped off easily when tipped up. Once I knew it was dry I stamped the leaf all over the piece with Versamark ink and added white embossing powder before heat setting.  I glued the piece of DSP (patterned paper) to a piece of white card.   I then used diet the stitched circle out of the middle.  

Onto a white card base I stamped the same leaf stamp with Pear Pizzazz ink across the area that would be revealed in the circle aperture, being careful not to go to close to the edges of the card base.  

 I fussy cut the flower from the Wonderful World papers and stuck it with Tombow multipurpose liquid glue to the window sheet. You need to pop it on and let the glue dry and not move it about or you could spoil your whole piece.  Once dry I then used tear and tape to add the window sheet to the reverse of my DSP embossed sheet making sure the flower appears in the centre of the circle and that the window sheet covered the reverse of the circle aperture.  

Before adhering the DSP/window sheet layer to the card base I carefully added the opal rounds making sure they showed around the flower layer once it was adhered.  

Adding a simple sentiment embossed in white on black makes it pop along with a simple twine bow. The top layer was also adhered with Stampin' dimensionally to give a pond type effect over the base card layer. 

Of course the very best thing is that the DSP and coordinating stamp set can be yours free when you spend £90 in my Stampin' Up! shop this month.  

Check out the bundle and other gifts with purchase in my shop. 

Have a fabulous weekend 

Keep stamping and keep safe Zoe x

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