Soft and Creamy Floral

I’m sorry I missed posting for a few days but I have a soft and creamy project to share with you today. The Splitcoaststampers Ways To Use It challenge this week was to create a Valentine project without using pink or red.  I knew I wanted to make something with flowers and chose a soft aqua and cream color combination to work with.

KC Morning Glory Frame 1 right 

I stamped the Morning Glory frame image on vanilla cardstock using Adirondack aqua ink and then die cut the oval double matted frame opening using Nestabilities dies. I embossed the base layer inside the frame using the Stampin’ Up! Lattice folder to add texture. 

KC Morning Glory Frame 1 center

I made the flowers using three different size daisy punches.  I added a pearl the the flower centers and arranged with the leafy flourishes.  I would normally not use only two flowers on a project because things always look better in odd numbers.  I actually created two smaller flowers to accompany the larger one but it just didn’t seem to work out so I left the second one off. You can see step by step photos of how I create my flowers by checking out my punched flower tutorial.

KC Morning Glory Frame 1 left

I really love how this turned out and think it would be the perfect frame for a wedding photo.

KC EK Success Daisy Punches

I have been asked often to show pictures of the punches or dies that I use to create the flowers on my project.  These are EK Success Daisy Paper Shapers.

Stamps: Rubbernecker Morning Glory Frame 523
Paper: Soft Sky, Vanilla
Ink: Ranger Adirondack Aqua
Accessories: EK Success Paper Shapers Daisy Punches, My Favorite Things Leafy Flourish, Stampin’ Up! Lattice Embossing Folder, Pearls, Stylus, Mat, Glossy Accents, Oval Nestabilities Dies

14 thoughts on “Soft and Creamy Floral”

  1. Soft and creamy certainly describes
    this gorgeous card.
    Thank you so much for showing the punches
    you used and also listing the name of the
    embossing folder.

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  2. Oh Kittie….you’ve done it again! Such a beautiful soft colored card. I don’t know how you always come up with such amazing designs. As Gladys said…..thanks for posting a picture of the punches you use!

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  3. Welcome back! Miss when you don’t post. I love the softness and the color combo. Makes a very elegant card. Hope you have a great weekend

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  4. Absolutely gorgeous!!! I, too, miss you when you don’t post but I do understand what it is like to have a full time job, a house and family to care for. Thanks for showing pictures of these punches. Hope you have a relaxing and fun weekend.

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  5. I also missed seeing your posts. Thank you for another beautiful card. Thank yo also for showing the punches you use. This help so much. Thanks again!!!!

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  6. Beautiful, soft a delegate. love it.
    thanks for showing your punches. I helps to know what to look for when you shop, to work on making simular cards. try anyway. this helps us visual learners. thanks for sharing, have a good day. hugs

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  7. Lovely card, as always!! Since you answered a request about showing the punches, I hope I may ask another question. Rather than seeing the punches, I’d like to know the sizes of the flower they punch. I don’t know if all of your cards are A2 or if you make larger cards. I’ve wondered all along just how large or small your flowers really are.

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