Selma's Stamping Corner and Floral Designs

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Monday, September 12, 2016

It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year


Autumn is such a wonderful time of year with all the beautiful Fall colors!  It is that time of year we love to decorate our porches and yards with beautiful mums/chrysanthemums.

For my Susan's Garden Design Team Blog Post at Elizabeth Craft Designs today, I have designed a card using many of the colors we see this time of year.  The flowers were created with Susan’s Garden Notes Chrysanthemum dies.  Other dies used are the Susan’s Garden – Garden Patch Woodland Leaves, Leafy Branch, Berry Branch, and the new Els van de Burgt Studio Entwined Circles, Joset Designs Birds, and Winter Sentiments Clear Stamp Set.  

This is a 6×6 inch card.  The background is a slightly smaller piece of
Buttercream Colored Soft Finish Cardstock.

Die cut enough petals to create six Garden Patch Chrysanthemums. The flowers were die cut using Sunflower Soft Finish Cardstock and sponged with Really Rust Distress Ink.  They were shaped using Susan’s Flower Tool Kit.

Die cut a variety of the Woodland Leaves and sponge on different Autumn colors.  Spritz with water to blend.  Shape the leaves with the Flower shaping tools

Use the Leafy Branch die to die cut three branches out of Soft Finish Rust Cardstock.  Use the Leaf Tool to draw a line down the center of each leaf to shape.  You will be cutting the branches apart to fit behind the flowers.

Use the Berry Branch die to die cut three branches.  I used a dark burgundy card stock then added Love Letter irResistible Pico embellisher to each berry.  Set aside to dry.  These branches will also be cut apart to place behind flowers

Die cut the largest Entwined Circle using Rust Cardstock.  

Stamp the sentiment, using black ink, on to Rust Cardstock; cut around the sentiment using scissors.  This stamp is from a Winter Sentiments stamp set but it is versatile for any time of year!

Use the new Joset Designs Birds die set and die cut one bird – you need to die cut the body, the feet, and the little wing. Once assembled, I added a black Prill for the eye.  I used dimensional glue dots to attach the flowers and glue for the other die cut pieces.

Assemble the card as shown.

The following products can be purchased from Elizabeth Craft Designs:

Joset Design Birds
Garden Notes Chrysanthemums
Susan’s Garden Woodland Leaves
Flower Tool Kit
Entwined Circles (This die is in the new Els van de Burgt Studio release)
Berry Branch
Leafy Branch
Soft Finish Cardstock
Power Outage Prills (for Bird’s eye
Selma at 7:00 AM

3 comments:

  1. GlenharonTuesday, September 13, 2016 at 3:17:00 AM PDT

    Good morning Selma,
    Oh wow Selma, it looks like you have went out and lifted the falling leaves from the ground and dried them out and let them fall onto your card. Your chrysanthemums look so real that you just want to touch them. I love it when you make your flower cards as they are always so inspirational in detail and colour. They look real when seeing them instead of like artificial or paper flowers, now i know that they are paper flowers but they just don't look like it to me. Thank you for a beautiful piece of inspiration to start the day off,
    love and crafty hugs
    Norah (Glenochil Village, Scotland)

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  2. AnonymousTuesday, September 13, 2016 at 4:25:00 AM PDT

    Hi Selma,

    This one is so cute.

    Love,

    Erna

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  3. Eva van BuurenTuesday, September 13, 2016 at 8:32:00 AM PDT

    Wow Selma.....you have made a GREAT card!!
    Such always with lots of wonderful flowers and so pretty colored Autumn leaves and berries.
    And the little cute bird makes it pretty complete.
    Thank you for sharing this wonderful card.
    Hugs, Eva.

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