I'm at Maker Forte's blog with these One Layered Flower Cards using Maker Forte - Hello Spring Layering Stamp Set designed by Alex Syberia. I really had so much fun creating these cards that I couldn't stop to just one ;). So, here I made three different one layered Flower cards using single stamp set with Layered Stamping Technique.
To make these cards, I've used Maker Forte - Ultra White - Heavy Weight 110lb A2 size Card base. I have put a video together to show you a step by step process here at my YouTube channel along with a GIVEAWAY..
I've used Altenew "Shades of Purple" & "Sea Shore" Ink set for Layered Stamping for the Flower & Leaves respectively.. For the center of the flower ,I've used "Squeezed Lemonade" Distress Oxide. And Finally I completed this one layered card by stamping the sentiment from Stamp - You Matter to Me - Alex Syberia Design using Color Hive - Eclipse Black Ink Pad.
I've used same technique as shown in the above Video Tutorial to make this card and just changed the colors. I've used Altenew's "Red Cosmos" Ink set for the flowers and for the leaves I've used "Tumbled Glass" and "Salty Ocean" Distress Inks. This beautiful sentiment is from same Stamp - You Matter to Me which is designed by Alex Syberia.
For this final card, I've used different shades of Pink & Green from my stash to stamp the layers. And just add interest I heat embossed the center of the flower & the sentiment using Ranger's Gold Embossing Powder to complete this one layered Flower Friendship card.
I hope you feel inspired to get creative today!. Thank you so much for stopping by!
Card 1
Card 2
Card 3
For this final card, I've used different shades of Pink & Green from my stash to stamp the layers. And just add interest I heat embossed the center of the flower & the sentiment using Ranger's Gold Embossing Powder to complete this one layered Flower Friendship card.
Deepti Aggarwal
Playing along with:
Simon Says Monday Challenge - Glimmer & Sparkle ( playing with Card 3)
STAMPlorations - August Summer Challenge - Anything Goes