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Everything's Rosy

Happy Friday Friends!! It is Dana here today with a card using the Gorgeous Sunny Studio: Everything's Rosy stamp set.


I started my card by stamping my flowers with the Altenew Cherry Blossom Mini Cube Set. Next, I used the Altenew Green Meadows Mini Cube Set for my leaves. I love the Altenew mini ink cubes for layered stamping...they blend perfectly! I also used my Original MISTI Tool to help line up all the different layers. Once everything was stamped, I used the Sunny Studio: Everything's Rosy Dies to die cut my flowers and leaves. 


For my card panel, I die cut the Reverse Confetti: Vertical Stripes Cover Panel from white cardstock. I then mounted this onto my A2 card base. Next, I stamped my sentiment onto a cardstock strip and attached this to my card panel. Then, I used 3D Dots Foam Adhesive to attach my flowers to my card front.


To finish my card, I added some of the Pretty Pink Posh: Valentine Jewels Mix to my card front. Do you have any of these jewels? If you don't...you need some!! They are the perfect little touch to a card front and come in a variety of colors and sizes.
I also want to Thank Butterfly Reflections, Ink for the Amazing opportunity of being on their Design Team for the past 4 months. It has been an honor and a privilege, and I will be forever grateful!! Thank you BRI! You truly are the Best online shop!!
Thanks for stopping by! 
Enjoy your weekend,
Dana



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