Wishing You Well Card Tutorial

• Stamp
  Sets
  –
  Wishing You Well (147864)
• Card
  Stock –
  Whisper White (100730); Blushing Bride (131198)
• Stamp
  Pads
  – Blackberry Bliss (147092); Pear Pizzazz (131180);
• Misc.
  – Frosted Floral Specialty Designer Series Paper (147800);
  Layering Ovals Framelits Dies (141706); Iridescent Sequin Assortment
  (144212); Paper Snips (103579); Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430);
  Snail Adhesive (104332): Multipurpose Liquid Glue (110755)

• Whisper
  White Cardstock- 5 ½” x 8 ½”, folded in half @ 4 ¼”
• Whisper
  White Cardstock- (2 pieces) 4” x 3” and 2 ¾” x ½”
• Blushing
  Bride Cardstock- 4” x 3”
• Frosted
  Floral Designer Series Paper- 2 different prints, each 5 ½” x 4
  ¼”

1. Fold
   your card base in half and attach one printed paper to the front
   using snail adhesive. I used the green print with the white vines.
   Then, cut the corner of the other print by putting your paper at an
   angle on your paper cutter. You can make the triangle as big or
   small as you want. Attach it to the card front with snail adhesive.
2. Die
   cut your ovals using the Layering Oval framelits dies. Cut the
   scalloped oval with the Blushing Bride cardstock and a regular oval
   with Whisper White cardstock.
3. Stamp
   the bouquet in Pear Pizzazz ink and the flowers in Blackberry Bliss.
   For the flowers, I stamped off first on scrap paper once then
   stamped on my bouquet turned the stamp and stamped again (third time
   without re-inking) on the bouquet to get lighter flowers in
   different spots.
4. Stamp
   the bow in Blackberry Bliss ink.
5. Add
   Stampin’ Dimensionals to the white oval and attach to the Blushing
   Bride scalloped oval. Add the ovals to the card front with snail
   adhesive.
6. Stamp
   your sentiment using Blackberry Bliss and flag the right side using
   your paper snips.
7. Add
   your sentiment to the card front with a Stampin’ Dimensional on
   the right and snail adhesive on the left.
8. Lastly,
   add a few Iridescent Sequins to the front as you like. I used
   Multipurpose Liquid Glue.

Thanks for stopping by ~ I hope you were inspired by today’s project and that you’ll visit again soon!