Fancy Flora Suite Collection

Fancy Flora Suite Collection is pure loveliness.

The entire suite is so inspiring… I could hardly stop making samples for my customers. I will be sending out more samples in the coming weeks.

I am using this stunning collection for my March 2023 Card Club subscribers, and am assured they will love making beautiful projects using my kits. There is so much lovely detail, you only need to put the elements together for pure bliss!

This gorgeous suite includes the lovely floral stamps and dies in the Two-Tone Flora Bundle, wonderful sentiments and label dies in Something Fancy Bundle, Fine Shimmer 12”x12 Paper Pack, Iridescent Pastel Gems, Pool Party 3/8” Grosgrain Ribbon, and the Fancy Flora 6”x6” DSP. The one item that stood out the most to me, and has subsequently been my favorite thing to play with is the 4-1/4”x5-1/2” Two Tone Floral Die. Stunning!!

I Didn’t Forget…

This customer sample and lovely belated birthday card went together in just moments and turned out so very delicate and would make a gorgeous wedding or shower card as well.

I used the Fancy Flora 6”x6” DSP to cover an A2 Basic White Thick CS card base. I used a 3-5/8”x4-7/8” layer of Basic White CS embossed with the Pretty Flowers Embossing Folder, overlaid with a 3-5/8”x4-7/8” layer of Vellum CS die cut with the Two-Tone Flora die, then adhered with glue dots. This was glued to a 3-3/4”x5” layer of Basic White CS.

I wrapped the Pool Party Ribbon around the layer and tied into a bow, then popped it up on the card front. I used Pool Party ink on Basic White CS to stamp the sentiment and the 3-sets of little flowers. I then used the medium rectangle Something Fancy label die and the flower die from Two-Tone Flora die set to cut them out.

I popped up the sentiment and flowers, then used the lovely Iridescent Pastel Gems in blue for the final touch. For the envelope, I used the little flowers again in Pool party ink on the lower left side of the envelope front. Tip: stamp center first using full strength ink, then ink up full flower, stamp off first, then line it up with center. Easy peasy!