I have a pretty spring colored die cut flower pots and butterflies card to share with you today using garden and frame dies by Rubbernecker Stamps. For this project I used the 5132 Rectangle Combo #2 OPC Die, 5147-18D Tulip Tops Die, 5147-16D Tall Terracotta Pot Die, 5147-05D Flower Stems Die, 5147-09D Flower Buds Die, 5147-08D Small Butterflies Die, 5152-03D Grass Set and 5118D Leaf Group Die.
The Pots
I cut the pots using Alpaca cardstock and colored and shaded them using mini applicators and Wild Honey, Rusty Hinge and Vintage Photo ink. I started by applying a light coat of Wild Honey and then added darker tones around the edges and and top of the pots using Rusty Hinge and Vintage Photo. I made sure I left the centers of the pots a lighter color to create more realistic pots.
The Flowers
I several sets of flower stems using Easter Grass cardstock and the flowers using Cotton Candy, Sour Lemon and Sour Grape cardstock. I formed the Sour Grape flower using my small tipped stylus and molding pads and attached them to the flower stems using glossy accents. I gently rounded the tulip heads using the larger stylus and molding pad and attached them to the flower stems using glossy accents.
Arranging the Flower Pots
I created the two smaller pots of flower by attaching the stems to the back of the pots using glossy accents. I started by attaching the front flower stems first and worked my way back adding taller stems. Next I cut a couple sections of the Leaf Group die, cut them apart and created a larger foliage arrangement in the tallest pot. I began with the shortest foliage branches and worked by way back adding taller branches until I was satisfied with the size to stand behind the two front pots. I attached purple flowers to the branches using glossy accents until it was full of blooms.
The Frame and Grass
I cut the frames die and attached the two largest sections together using double stick tape. I cut one grass section and attached it to the back of the frame using double stick tape. I cut thin strips of mounting tape, attached them to the back of the frame and attached it to the pink card base.
The Die Cut Flower Pots and Butterflies
I tucked the tallest post in behind the brass and attached it to the card base using mounting tape. Next I applied mounting tape to the back of the two smaller pots and tucked them in behind the grass and attached them to the card base and taller flower pot. I added several small butterflies to the scene for the finishing touch.
I appreciate you coming by today and I hope my spring flower scene using die cut flower pots and butterflies has inspired you to get out your favorite dies to make a scene of your own.
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Beautiful!!!
Cute,cute,cute, such a bright spot in the day of the person who receives this card!
Another sweet card….. It made me think of Spring… Thank you for sharing your creativity….
Oh so pretty Kittie! It’s one of those cards that makes you smile. I love all your card designs, you have a lot of patience my friend! Thanks for sharing today.
I love the sentimental flower cards. Kittie makes such good use of the dies. Always look forward to seeing what she will do next.