Other Products: Die cutting machine Cut’n’boss, heatgun, water mister, hot glue gun, hot glue, scissors, sewing tread, cheesethread, ribbon, florist tape
Instructions: The finished card measure 6 x 6 inches. Cut a piece of white cardstock in deluxe flower shaping paper 12 x 6 inches and score at 6 inches to make a top fold card. Cut 1 piece of paper 5 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches in sheet #10B, one piece of white cardstock 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches, one piece of paper #2B 5 x 5 inches and finally a 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches in a white cardstock. Glue all those layers on the card base.
Cut a piece in sheet #11B 2 1/2 x 4 inches and tear in the side. Cut a piece of paper from sheet #2B, contouring the flowers and paste under the first piece. Die cut a doily in a white cardstock, cut it in two and paste between the two parts. Glue everything on the card base with 3D foam.
Stamp your Magnolia flowers with Magenta Hue ink onto white flower shaping paper, color the centre and shade the edge with the same color. You can also color the back of the flowers. Diecut with the coordinating die. Place facedown into the flower shaping mold, spritz with water and run through the diecutting machine to shape. When dry, give further shape with Deluxe flower shaping kit tools. Glue 3 layers together. In the center of the flowers make a hole and add stamens. (I made 1 big flower and 5 medium). Also stamp leaves with leaf green and die cut. Make a montage of the flowers and leaves with the florist’s tape. Add a ribbon. Put a little bit of glue on the flowers and dip them in the glitter to make them shine.
Put cheesecloth and sewing thread in the left of your card and glue flowers and leaves over it.
Die cut 3 sentiment on a white cardstock and glue them together to give thickness to the sentiment. Glue in the middle of your card.
To add the final touch, add dots with nuvo crystal drop dandelion in the center of the flowers printed on the pattern paper. Cut 2 pattern paper 6 x 6 inches and glue inside the card.
