Seeing the new Beautiful Berries: Summer stamps that are coming out this month inspired me to use the current set (Spring) I have. The summer berries look so realistic! And even thought it's really hot here, I did manage to make a card. It's not even summer yet and I can't wait until Fall!!😄
On white cardstock using a chevron stencil, I lightly rubbed Soft Stone ink to create the wavy background. I die-cut two of the flower clusters in white cardstock and stamped the flowers with Lovely Lady and Berry Sorbet inks. The leaves are stamped with Spring Moss and Simply Chartreuse inks.
The top flower cluster is on foam tape for dimension. I stamped the sentiment in Smokey Shadow ink and added the strawberry twine. My last step was adding a little bit of glitter to the flowers.
- Stamps: PTI Beautiful Berries: Spring, Offbeat Birthday
- Paper: PTI White Stampers Select
- Ink: PTI Lovely Lady, Berry Sorbet, Spring Moss, Simply Chartreuse, Smokey Shadow, Soft Stone
- Dies: PTI Beautiful Berries: Spring
- Tools: Memory Box Modern Chic Chevron Stencil
- Other: Twine; Glitter; Foam Tape
- Size: 4.25" x 5.5"
Love how you placed your beautiful berries over that gorgeous soft stenciling, Lainey. It's supposed to reach 107 here on Friday. Not looking forward to that! I'm with you, bring on fall!
ReplyDeleteThe Beautiful Berries promises to be an amazing seasonal release, and I must admit that the Spring version is one of my favorite sets released recently by PTI. So it's no secret I love how you've used it on your sweet card, Lainey - the stenciling only adds more beauty & interest. Pinning it to my PTI board ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love those berries and your colors are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card Lainey! LOVE your softly stenciled background...absolutely perfect for your beautiful Spring berries! (I just LOVE that set!!) This card will definitely bring a smile to someone's face!! :0)
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely over the stencil pattern -- I never remember to use them and now I can see how fabulous the layers look! Thanks for the inspiration!
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