Country Floral Lane Suite Collection
Country Floral Lane Suite Collection is so much fun to play with (love those bike flower baskets)!
I am using this collection for my upcoming January Card Club and love showing other examples that my customers can make with their 1/2 pack of DSP, embellishments and their bundle.
With the sweet Country Bouquet Bundle, fun vintage Country Gingham 6”x6” DSP, adorable Country Floral Lane 12”x12” DSP (did I mention those bikes?), and the Real Red and Burlap Ribbon pack, and the Pastel Adhesive Backed Sequins… I could not stop making samples for my customers to enjoy! One of the best things about this Bundle is the year around friend and general greetings, along with the sweet Valentines.
Just wanted to say…
This adorable card was so easy to make. I used an A2 card base in Basic White Thick CS, with a 4-1/8”x5-3/8” layer of Sweet Sorbet and a layer of 4”x5-1/4” Country Floral Lane DSP in blue, with strips of the bicycle DSP over the top, lining them up with the blue heart DSP. I then stamped the sentiment in Balmy Blue Ink on a 1” Basic White CS scrap, then popped it up. I created a flower basket with fussy cut DSP and popped that up as well. Final touch is the little red bow and a strip of DSP for the envelope! CUTE!
I love that we are friends…
This adorable paper hug was a swap I did for my upline. I always like to show my customers a sample without DSP, because once it’s gone… I used a Shimmery White CS A2 base, with a 4-1/8”x5-3/8” layer of Mint Macaron CS and 4”x5-1/4” Polished Pink CS glued down. I then stamped my floral heart image, mini hearts and and sentiment using my Stamparatus (it really helps in lining up the two stamps for the flowers and leaves, verse and mini hearts) in Mint Macaron ink and Fresh Freesia ink on the 3-7/8”x5-1/8” Shimmery White CS.
I then stamped the images I wanted for my bouquet on more Shimmery White CS, using the punch to cut the two larger hearts and larger leaves, and fussy cutting out the others. I popped them all up, then tucked the Silver 3/8” Metallic Edged Ribbon bow just under, as it really matches the Shimmery White CS.
My final touches included the new Opaque Adhesive-Backed Gems in Fresh Freesia, and then stamped my envelope to match (“never a naked envelope”… ya know).
With Love
This cute love card utilizes a 4”x5-1/4” layer of DSP die-cut with the Framed Floret dies popped up on a Basic White Thick A2 card base. It was left-overs from another card, but paired with the punched DSP (yes, the DSP lines up with the punch), a punched Sweet Sorbet CS heart, and the fussy cut floral heart all popped up in the middle, I was so pleased with the results!
Before adding the middle components, I used Sweet Sorbet ink to stamp the sentiment on the card base. I added the Pastel Adhesive-Backed Sequins and the Real Red ribbon bow. I then added a punched heart glued to my envelop. I just love how this card turned out thought it makes a wonderful love card.
