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Stamps: Celebrate Sunflowers, Very VersaillesĬoloring Tools: Seaside Spray, Night of Navy (Light and Dark) Dark So Saffron, Dark Daffodil Delight, Dark Mango Melodyĭies: Sunflowers Dies, Stitched Rectangles EnvelopesĮmbellishments: 3/8″ Denim Ribbon Wink of Stella Supplies (all Stampin’ Up! unless otherwise noted):Ĭard Stock: Night of Navy, Bumblebee, Misty Moonlight Neenah Classic Crest Cover Solar White (80 lb) Thank you so much for stopping by to take a peek at today’s project and I hope to see you again soon! I’ve been busily creating in between unpacking boxes and hanging photos – my goal is to be completely settled by the end of August – we’ll see if I make it! Did you notice the scallop edge on the envelope flap? Yes, that’s another gorgeous die from the Envelopes Dies – another way to quickly and easily add a beautiful touch to your envelope!! I’m looking forward to experimenting with this die set to see how many unique touches I can add to envelopes – and looking forward to sharing them with you!.I think with all of the texture and pattern going on on the card front, the interior is pretty enough, no need to add more! After all that, I was worn out and decided to leave the card inside stamp free, but of course added a white panel cut with the 2nd largest Stitched Rectangles die and backed by Bumblebee card stock.

Was that enough detail? Nope!! I’ve made a vow to myself to use more pieces of stamp and die sets before moving on to another set so I pulled out these leaf dies from the Celebrate Sunflowers bundle and die cut them in Bumblebee – oh my gosh! What a fantastic leaf die! I’m IN LOVE!!.

It was at this point that I thought about a sentiment – nothing like waiting until the last minute! After lots of contemplation I pulled out this sweet sentiment from the Very Versailles stamp set – it fits perfectly and I know just who to send this card to now!!.

I SO wanted to use it so I held on to it and ‘lo and behold, last year they released it AGAIN!! Happy dance! Did I use it last year? Well, no, but…I have FINALLY used it!! lol Doesn’t it add a wonderful texture to the mix? I’m pretty sure I used the Always Artichoke ribbon a time or two, but never the denim.

I was thrilled to have the opportunity to pull out this 3/8″ Denim Ribbon for this card! The back story is that YEARS and YEARS ago, Stampin’ Up! carried this delightful ribbon in both Denim and Always Artichoke.

I die cut the stitched rectangle from this beautiful DSP and then just kept adding layers! I also felt some texture was needed so I embossed the Misty Moonlight layer with the Old World Paper Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Embossing Folder which I felt added that little somethin’ somethin’.

All three together work beautifully with the Bumblebee card stock! The flower center was colored with Dark So Saffron, ringed with Dark Daffodil Delight, and Dark Mango Melody in the very center.

I stamped the sunflower in Tuxedo Black Memento Ink (always use Memento Ink with Stampin’ Blends or the black ink will bleed) and colored it in with Seaside Spray and Night of Navy (both light and dark) for the flower petals.I had attempted to use pattern paper from the Playing with Patterns DSP for my last card and had it out on my work table when I was choosing a color for my next sunflower – this pattern just jumped up and down and cried “Choose Me!”, so I did!.Playing with Patterns DSP Layer: 5th Largest Stitched Rectangles Die.Bumblebee Card Stock Layer: 2 3/4″ x 4″.Night of Navy Card Stock Layer: 3″ x 4 1/4″.Misty Moonlight Card Stock Layer: 3 3/4″ x 5″.Bumblebee Card Stock Layer: 4″ x 5 1/4″.Night of Navy Card Base 4 1/4″ x 11″ scored at 5 1/2″.Hello there! I had SO much fun coloring this amazing sunflower stamp with my last post that I simply had to color another one before I put the Celebrate Sunflowers Bundle away! And it did not disappoint, I had JUST as much fun with this out-of-the box color combination for my sunflower!