Today I’m sharing another hydrangea card made using soft pink flowers on a cream card base. I had lots of these small flower leftover from my Vintage Card Design card that I shared earlier this week and wanted to use them up. I hand cut the flower base to have more of a free form hydrangea instead of using punched circles. For this card I used the Nested Scallop with Holes, Small Flowers #3, Leaf Group, Branch Shadow Background and a sentiment from the Best Friends set.
The Card Base and Sentiment
- Cut an A2 sized card base and scallop layer using cream cardstock.
- Stamp the Branch Shadow background using Grass ink from the Color Fuse Set #11.
- Use Nocturne ink to stamp the sentiment on the scalloped layer.
- Apply strips of mounting tape to the back of the scallop layer and attach it to the card base.
The Hydrangea and Foliage
- Cut several sets of the Small Flowers #3 using soft pink cardstock. and two sets of the Leaf Group using green cardstock.
- Color each flower center using a green marker.
- Place the flower face up on the molding pad and form them using a small tipped stylus.
- Hand cut a free form base and second small base for the hydrangea.
- Pop up the smaller section in the center of the base using mounting tape.
- Apply glossy accents to the small flowers and attach them all around the base and raised section to fill in the hydrangea.
- Attach the foliage sections to the sentiment layer using glossy accents.
- Apply a large piece of mounting tape to the hydrangea and attach it to the top corner of the sentiment layer.
- Finish by attaching several small flowers to the branches using glossy accents.
I hope you enjoyed seeing this hydrangea card. You can see my step by step photos showing how I make my hydrangeas by checking out my Hydrangea Tutorial and my How to Make a Hydrangea post. And you can find lots of hydrangea inspiration on this Pinterest link. Thank you for coming by today and I hope you have a safe and happy week.
Here are the dies and stamps used for this project.
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Here are the tools and supplies.
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Making a hydrangea card is so fun and easy.
Kittie, this is SO BEAUTIFUL! LOVE the light pink on the cream & green! This just makes me want to gather them up & put them in a vase for the table!!! JUST BEAUTIFUL!!! HOPE YOU TOO are staying safe & busy! ;)<3
Beautiful! How do you do it? Such patience. Such an eye for color. Love your posts.
Kittie, what a beautiful card this is. I have it’s purple cousin outside of my window. This is just perfect. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity..
These hydrangea cards are stunning!
Beautiful and that stamped background is just wonderful with it!