Sneaking up on Father's Day
The Gorgeous Garden dies are...gorgeous! They can dress anything up and the detail on them is fantastic. One way I had not even considered using the leafy die is in creating a wildlife scene. But, Stampin' Up! provides venues for demonstrators to share their ideas and UK demonstrator Zoe Tant did just that. Her layout was a little different and she used some different images and colors, but it was inspiration for my card below. I just love how we are both inspired by and inspire others.
Consumable Supplies and Measurements
- Garden Green card base (5-1/2" x 8-1/2", scored and folded in half at 4-1/4")
- Garden Green cardstock (two 4-1/4" x 5-1/2", or slightly smaller)
- Basic White (4" x 5-1/4", scrap if you want to cut out your image)
- Fresh as a Daisy DSP (the sky/ground scenic panel)
- In Color Jute (Pebbled Path, 12-15")
Directions
- Die cut the leafy die from one of the Garden Green panels. If you've used a slightly smaller layer, don't worry if there isn't much excess around the edges...it's not needed.
- Using a paper trimmer, cut a 1/2" frame from the remaining Garden Green panel. Simply slide your cardstock into the paper trimmer so that one edge lines up with the 1/2" mark to the left of the cutting ditch. Use the arrow guide on the cutting blade to begin cutting 1/2" up from the bottom edge and stop when you are 1/2" from the top edge. Repeat on all four sides.
- Adhere the leafy die to the back of the Garden Green frame so that the front side of the die cut is against the back of the frame.
- Stamp the wolf in Pebbled Path ink onto the DSP panel. You may wish to color in the image in places using a Blender Pen and Pebbled Path ink if some of the background shows through. Alternatively, you can stamp your image on Basic White scrap and fussy cut.
- Adhere the DSP to the card base.
- Lay the frame/leaves on top of the card base as if you were adhering it, determine what leaves you want to cut out to reveal a portion of the wolf image. Cut out the leaves and adhere the frame to the card base using Dimensionals (be sure to add some behind some of the center leaves).
- Cut a Garden Green layer for the sentiment (about 1-1/4" x 2"), then stamp sentiment in Pebbled Path ink, leaving room at the top for the jute. Flag bottom.
- Wrap jute around the sentiment layer once or twice and tie a bow. Adhere layer to card front using dimensionals.
- Stamp Basic White layer using wolf image in Pebbled Path and adhere to inside. Add another sentiment if desired.
Watch me create this card:
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