STAMPIN' UP! PETAL PARK MEETS PETAL PATTERNS DIES

After this week's Colour Creations blog hop featuring Daffodil Delight, I decided to play with this colour a little more.  

Here's the sweet, cheery, design I came up with, using Petal Patterns Dies for the first time:

This all started with a panel of Petal Patterns die cuts - a Daffodil Delight layer adhered on top of a Basic White layer.  I used a Deckled Circles Die to cut out the size I wanted for my card, then matted this on a slightly larger Deckled Circle cut from Daffodil Delight card.

I wanted three circles on my card.  After cutting the focal piece, I cut a smaller Daffodil Delight Deckled Circle, and embossed it using a Basics 3D embossing folder.  The photo below gives a closer look at that sweet floral embossed design.  The Basic White background was embossed with the cross-hatch patterned Basics 3D embossing folder.  (The Basics 3D embossing folders come in a set of three, with the third being a polka-dot design.  I love them all!)

The solid flowers added to the circles are from the Petal Park stamp set.  I used Versamark ink to stamp the three-flower cluster on Daffodil Delight, Flirty Flamingo and Pumpkin Pie card.  I then sprinkled white embossing powder over the ink, and melted it with my Heat Tool.  The heat-embossed flowers were all punched out using the Petal Park Builder Punch.

A smaller Basic White Deckled Circle became my sentiment panel.  The sentiment, from Very Best Occasions, was stamped in Granny Apple Green ink.

Here's a closer look at the rest of the flowers, and leaves.  The leaves were white heat-embossed after being stamped in Versamark ink on Granny Apple Green card.  They were also punched out using the Petal Park Builder Punch.

I added a white baker's twine bow below the sentiment, and some Glossy Dots to the Daffodil Delight flower centres (as well as a couple to the background).

Listed below are all the products I used to make this card.  If you live in Australia, and would like to shop with me for your Stampin' Up! supplies, you can get to my online store by clicking on any of the thumbnail images below.

Product List

Petal Park Photopolymer Stamp Set [160571] $41.00	Very Best Occasions Cling Stamp Set (English) [159871] $44.00	Basic White A4 Thick Cardstock [159230] $15.75	Basic White A4 Cardstock [159228] $18.50	Daffodil Delight A4 Card Stock [121680] $17.50
Flirty Flamingo A4 Cardstock [141421] $17.50	Pumpkin Pie A4 Card Stock [108601] $17.50	Granny Apple Green A4 Cardstock [147014] $17.50	Granny Apple Green Stampin' Pad [147095] $15.75	Versamark Pad [102283] $16.75
Basics Embossing Powders [155554] $32.00	Heat Tool [129056] $54.00	Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine [149653] $223.00	Petal Patterns Dies [161596] $79.00	Basics 3 D Embossing Folders [161598] $53.00
Deckled Circles Dies [162286] $65.00	Glossy Dots Assortment [158827] $14.00	Baker's Twine Essentials Pack [155475] $19.25	Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] $9.75

STAMPIN' UP! PETAL PARK GET WELL CARD IN LEMON LOLLY

 

The new Stampin' Up! colour we're featuring this week is Lemon Lolly, a beautiful soft and clean yellow.  I think it will be a nice colour to use on baby cards ... but the card I have made first is a floral one, as I discovered Lemon Lolly goes beautifully with greens.

I am rather in love with the Wanted To Say Dies, so had to use them for the sentiment on my card.  Lemon Lolly card matted on Basic White card is a lovely subtle combination, which I think suits the theme of my card.

Adhesive-Backed Solid Gems adorn the white space above the sentiment.

I cut a piece of Basic White card using a Countryside Corners die, and stamped in Memento Tuxedo Black ink the large leafy spray from Petal Park.  I used the "fill in" stamps inked in Parakeet Party and Granny Apple Green inks.  The flowers and leaves stamped separately (in Memento Tuxedo Black) were overstamped in Lemon Lolly and Parakeet Party inks, then punched out using the co-ordinating Petal Park Builder Punch.

I die-cut some additional flowers from Lemon Lolly card, and added Parakeet Party pearls to the centres of the two solid flowers.  The three flowers in the central cluster have Lemon Lolly Adhesive-Backed Solid Gems as their centres.

Along the bottom edge of the die-cut panel, I added a dainty Lemon Lolly border, cut using a Basic Borders Die, that I trimmed with Paper Snips.

In this close-up pic, you can better see that I stamped, in Lemon Lolly ink, flowers all over the Lemon Lolly card panel.

Next up on this week's blog hop is Christina Barnes.  If you click on the graphic below, you'll be taken to her blog:

If you come across any broken links, or would like to see a comprehensive list of all participants in the blog hop, head over to Catherine Proctor's blog.  Cathy does a great job every week of co-ordinating our Colour Creations blog hops.

Listed below are all the products I used to make my card.  If you live in Australia, and would like to shop with me, you can get to my online store by clicking on any of the thumbnail images below.

Product List

Petal Park Photopolymer Stamp Set [160571] $41.00	Basic White A4 Thick Cardstock [159230] $15.75	Lemon Lolly A4 Cardstock [161729] $17.50	Basic White A4 Cardstock [159228] $18.50	Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] $11.50
Lemon Lolly Classic Stampin' Pad [161666] $15.75	Granny Apple Green Stampin' Pad [147095] $15.75	Parakeet Party Classic Stampin' Pad [159208] $15.75	Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine [149653] $223.00	Countryside Corners Dies [161471] $49.00
Basic Borders Dies [155558] $51.00	Wanted To Say Dies [161594] $68.00	Petal Park Builder Punch [160576] $39.00	Adhesive Backed Solid Gems [161300] $14.00	2022–2024 In Color Pearls [161621] $12.25
Adhesive Sheets [152334] $20.25	Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] $9.75