Today I’m sharing a spring garden trellis card and I love the soft pastel flowers and simple white on white background. Making this card made me happy and I feel fortunate that I have such a fun hobby to keep my mind off the trials our country is going through. Paper crafting was a great stress reliever for me when I worked full time and still is today. Thinking through the design process and then the act of creating a project clears my mind of all the “stuff” going on. How about you? Does your hobby/hobbies help you through tough times?
For this project I used the Rubbernecker Arch Trellis, Inside Scallop Nested Set, Small Ivy, Tiny Flower Buds, Wide Terracotta Pots, Watering Can and Watering Can.
The Frame and Layered Card Base
- Cut a white piece of cardstock 5.50″ x 4.25″.
- Place the cardstock on the cutting platform, line up the largest die from the Inside Scallop set and cut out the frame.
- Place the rectangle piece that was left from cutting the frame on the cutting platform and use the second largest die from the set to cut the scene layer.
- Use the same size die to cut a small section using green cardstock and then use the grass die to cut the grass border.
- Attach the grass layer to the scene layer using a strip of mounting tape.
- Apply strips of mounting tape to the back of the frame and attach it to the white card base.
- Use strips of mounting tape to attach the scene layer inside the frame and attach it to the card base.
The Arch Trellis
- Use white cardstock to cut the arch trellis and green cardstock to cut the small ivy sections.
- Apply glossy accents to the small ivy sections and attach them all the way around the trellis.
- Cut pink, yellow, purple and aqua tiny flower and form them using a small tipped stylus and molding pad,
- Use glossy accents to attach the tiny flowers to the ivy all the around the trellis.
- Apply strips of mounting tape all the way around the back of the trellis, tuck it in behind the grass layer and attach it to the scene base.
The Flower Pots and Watering Can
- Cut the terracotta pots using yellow cardstock and cut the watering can using purple cardstock.
- Color the terracotta pots using a mini applicator and Apricot and Pumpkin inks from the Color Fuse Set #2.
- Attach small ivy sections to the back of the pots using glossy accents.
- Use glossy accents to attach the tiny flowers the ivy in the pots.
- Apply pieces of mounting tape to the back of the pots and the watering can and attach them to the grass.
I hope you have enjoyed seeing my spring garden trellis card. The Arch Trellis is one of my favorite new dies. It’s one of those dies that serves double duty. Not only have I used it a few times in outdoor scenes but I’ve also used it as a window. Check out this Arch Trellis link to see all my other projects. You can get even more garden trellis inspiration at this Pinterest link. I sure do appreciate you coming by and I hope you stay home and stay safe this weekend.
Here are the dies used for this project.
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Here are the tools and supplies used.
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OH YES, Kittie! My Paper Crafting keeps my mind busy too. Presently, it is on Spring Cleaning though, & I haven’t had a whole lot of time to just sit & play. Your trellis is LOVELY!!!! I TOO, LOVE the white on white! & your pops of color with the flowers, water can & pots! I also LOVE that this trellis can be used as a window, as you have done in the past! 😉 BIG INKY HUGS DEAR FRIEND for your visit too!!!! STAY SAFE & WELL!!! ;)<3
Kittie, you remain the queen of flower making. Such a beautiful card. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity
THANK you Kittie ?
Kittie…your cards are so beautifully made! You are the queen of flower making!!!!! Thank-you for making your cards and posting them…it brightens our days!