I cut my base card from foundation cardstock with a circular die that was placed slightly off the card, which gave me a a circular card. The top part of the card I folded in half and scored it and then placed some ribbon and bow on the bottom section, which formed the base of my easel card.
I then cut a further 4 circles, each time making each layer smaller. The largest layer was used as the part to fix to the part of the card that stands upright. The other 3 layers I then cut into quarters and stacked them up, each time using foam pads to add depth. I then cut the Spring Wreath die (by Tattered Lace) twice once in white and again in burgundy. I cut the flowers out of the burgundy cut and layered these up on the white cut before placing them onto the card base.
It was not until I started to type all that out that I realised that it does look complicated, but I can promise you that it is not!
The recipe for this card is as follows:
Foundation cardstock
Circle dies (sorry cannot remember who made them!)
Tattered lace Spring Wreath die
Tattered lace Bow die
Ribbon
I hope you have enjoyed this card, I certainly enjoyed making it!
With love until next time
Ginny xx
Lovely Card, it looks very effective and I like the hint of colour.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynn! There is so much potential for this card - I got the idea from the Crealies cards ;-) x
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