Well, I know it is now officially winter, but I still like sending flowers on my female birthday cards. So, I decided to use dark colors and ink my flowers with Baked Brown Sugar Ink to give them a dried look. Maybe not exactly a winter flower, but I still think it is appropriate to send this time of year.
My card base of Whisper White Card Stock was layered with Rich Razzleberry and Natural Composition Specialty Designer Paper. I added a piece of Baked Brown Sugar 3/8" Ruffle Trim and then my stamped and punched flowers. To my sentiment, I sponged some additional Baked Brown Sugar ink because I thought leaving it with the all white background made it stand out a bit too much.
The Natural Composition Paper has such pretty, glossy designs right on it that you don't have to add or emboss anything else to it. It comes with 12 different designs, perfect for so many occasions.
The following were used:
Card Stock: Whisper White #100730, Rich Razzleberry #115316
Designer Series Paper: Natural Composition #126917
Ink: Rich Razzleberry #126950 , Baked Brown Sugar #131174
Stamp Sets: Flower Shop #130939 w or #130942 c, Express Yourself #130336 w or #130339 c (Hostess)
Punches: Pansy #130698, Scallop Oval #119856
Ribbon: Baked Brown Sugar 3/8" Ruffle Trim #130022
Tools: Stamping Sponges #101610
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