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Hello everyone! It's me again, Peter, and I'm back with more inspiration for you all.
I took inspiration from the new mood board and came up with this colorful card.

I have nothing against bright colors on cards, but normally it's not my style of card making. So I especially enjoyed working on this card because it was something different for me!

I love frame cards, to make mini scenes that form a bigger scene all together. Where in an earlier blog post I used the Lawn Fawn Foursquare Backdrop: Landscape die, I now used the Foursquare Backdrop: Portrait die. I love how you get a piece on the bottom for a sentiment!

With the Cloudy Stencil from Lawn Fawn and Distress Oxide in the colors Worn Lipstick and Picked Raspberry I blended a sky on some watercolor paper. Then I used the Foursquare Backdrop die, to cut out the frame (remember you can use the cut out squares on another card!).

I stamped out a bunch of images from Oh Gnome! and Gleeful Garden. I colored them using my Copic markers. I die cut all the images with the matching dies and then I went ahead building all the scenes!

What I like to do, is laying everything out first, take a picture with my phone and then continue glueing it all on. I glued everything to the frame, because later on I want to pop it all up with some foam tape.

I picked a fun patterned background out of my stash and used the biggest die from the Large Stitched Rectangle Stackables to cut out the background. It's the same size as the frame, so that's perfect!

In the Foursquare set you can also find some extra dies for building scenes. I cut out the cloud one two times out of watercolor paper. I temporarily adhered it to the frame with some tape so they are exactly where I wanted them. Then I can put some glue on the back and align it with my background. That way the clouds are exactly in the right place adhered on the background!

With the use of my Misti, I stamped on the sentiment with Distress Oxide Picked Raspberry as well. After that I could glue on the last two images and use some thin foam tape to adhere everything to the background that I glued on a card base.

I hope you feel inspired to join the mood board challenge and that you will have a lovely rest of the week.

Peter