I have a pink and frilly project to share with you today. I wanted to create another floral card layered over an embossed and brayered background. I love the texture it adds to the card. It looks like a frilly wedding cake. You can find instructions on how to perform this technique here.
I started by brayering pink ink on to the top side of the embossing folder, inserted white paper and embossed. I punched the frame, die cut the oval center and attached to the card base using mounting tape.
I punched several white flowers from each of the three different size daisy punches, distressed each flower using a stylus and mat and then sponged on pink ink lightly to add a touch of color. I added heavier shades of ink to the smaller layers to build up the color in the center of the flower. I added die cut floral flourishes to both corners of the frame and attached the flowers. I added several stems of rock fern foliage around the flowers to soften the flower spray.
I applied tiny pearls to the flower centers and around on the flourishes. They are hard to see in the photos so I took a close up to show how they add to the elegance of the arrangement. You can click on any of the photos for a closer view.
I love how this turned out. It can definitely work as a wedding card or for your best friend’s birthday.
I hope you are having a great weekend. I appreciate you stopping by.
Paper: White Ink: Spun Sugar
Accessories: Martha Stewart Deco Flowers PATP, EK Success Daisy Punches- Size 1 1/2", 1", 1/2", Spellbinders Floral Flourishes, Mounting Tape, Sponge, Stylus, Mat, Glossy Accents, Pearls, Cuttlebug Textile Embossing Folder, Brayer
