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I shared how to make this gorgeous card in a video a few weeks ago. I liked it so much I decided to feature it at my August card clubs.
I featured the Earthen Elegance designer paper and the Earthen Textures set & dies bundle seen here. It's all Pretty Peacock and white!
There are a ton of die-cuts on this card; all in white. After stamping the vases I sponged the edges with Pretty Peacock ink.
After we stamped one of the images in the set onto the large fan/leaf we folded it on the score lines and sponged ink onto the outer folds.
Another details – one one card I textured the DSP and then used a sanding block (or emery board) on the raised surface to show off the texture.
This stamp set is full of beautiful gratitude greetings.
You can see how this is made in the video here or click on the photo below to see it as well. I also share three other cards too.
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August Specials:
*current host codes: KY99RPXP
Free Gift with orders in August:
Get a pack of at least finished, handmade cards with orders over $50 this month.
The more you order the more cards you get!
*cards are previous card kits to go; over the top and many fun folds.
**Redeem your Bonus coupons in August!
I shared this beautiful card on a recent video. I sure had fun with the colors on this card!
It's a double-decker fun fold card. It might look hard but it sure isn't! All you need to add is a simple box between the middle layer and the inside back of the card. Watch the video here to see how it's done.
Using our Blending Brushes I added the three colors (Tahitian Tide, Brilliant Blue & Gorgeous Grape) to a piece of White cardstock. I then used the Garden dies to die-cut it out. I adhered this to the back of the card base before adding the 'box' to create the double-decker fun fold card.
I created a second colorful die-cut so I could add extra details to the cards.
Supplies:
Double-decker card measurements:
Here are both cards shown in the video below.
See the Gorgeous Garden dies here.
I made these cards on a recent video seen here. Or click on the photo below to watch.
Don't forget to follow me on YouTube here or on Facebook here.
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August Specials:
*current host codes: KY99RPXP
Free Gift with orders in August:
Get a pack of at least 5 beautiful cards with orders over $50 this month.
The more you order the more cards you get!
*cards are previous card kits to go; over the top and many fun folds.
Check out this beautiful card made with the Gorgeous Garden dies!

I think it's stunning. Don't you love the pretty blending of the greens? I simply added one color to the finished die-cut. I cut it out from Lemon Lime Twist cardstock and added Pretty Peacock ink with a blending brush in a few areas. Easy!
I was surprised that the finished color (after adding Pretty Peacock to Lemon Lime Twist) was close to Shaded Spruce. Who knew?! So I added a 1/4" strip to the left edge of the card to bring in that color and also stamped the greetings in Shaded Spruce too.
Tip: Adding your colors in two or more ways to your project gives them a cohesive look. For example if I use green card stock I will add a layer of green or a stamped image. If you struggle with choosing color combinations stick with just two colors. Or better yet try a monochromatic card – add one color to a neutral like white, browns or black.
I used the Lasting Joy set for my greetings. I really love this set with the mixed fonts; I find I use it often.
I added a stitched circle to the left side to anchor the greeting. Both of these dies are from the Stylish Shapes dies; they're a must have! See them here.
Here are the Gorgeous Garden dies.
I made these cards on a recent video seen here. Or click on the photo below to watch.
Don't forget to follow me on YouTube here or on Facebook here.
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August Specials:
*current host codes: KY99RPXP
Free Gift with orders in August:
Get a pack of at least 5 beautiful cards with orders over $50 this month.
The more you order the more cards you get!
*cards are previous card kits to go; over the top and many fun folds.













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