Time to celebrate floral and bunting card - day 33 of my 366 card challenge!

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Time to celebrate floral and bunting card - day 33 of my 366 card challenge!

Hi Craft addicts!

 Day 33 and for this card I have used both Craftwork Cards and Tattered Lace to produce a vibrant and colourful card that definitely shouts out "Time to Celebrate"

Time to celebrate floral and bunting card
So, this is a 150mm square cream card, and I have cut a square of the pennant design paper from the "Bohemian Dreams" cardmaking 8"x8" kit from Craftwork Cards and glued it on (but before sticking it down, I added some black ribbon to the centre of it).

I then cut out the "Angelique panel" from Tattered Lace in white cardstock and glued it onto a panel of blue card and then added a black scalloped narrow frame to it.

Once all was dry, I then used my Spectrum Noir alcohol markers to colour the flowers so they "matched" the colours of the pennants in the backing paper.

 I then placed it on top using some foam pads as it needed some height and then added one of the wonderfully bright "Time to celebrate" sentiment in the right hand corner again using some foam pads.

To add a bit more colour, I place some diamond shaped peel off stickers in the other 3 corners.

And there you are a very bright and cheerful card that would brighten anyone's day!
Products and items you may need to make this card

  • 150x150mm square cream linen card and envelope
  • Bohemian Dreams papers from Craftwork Cards
  • Time to celebrate sentiment
  • Tattered Lace Angelique panel die (it is also available on the Brother Scan n Cut USB so you can alter its' size
  • Blue card layer (cut from the same die set as the black frame)
  • Black cardstock
  • Spectrum Noir alcohol markers
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
  • Stix2 or Hunkydory foam pads
  • Black ribbon 

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