Blue and White Daisy Shaker Birthday Card Inspiration

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For today’s card, I’m sharing a blue and white birthday shaker card featuring cheerful daisies, soft ink blending, and subtle dry embossing. This design combines a calm, classic colour palette with a fun interactive element—perfect for a birthday card that feels both elegant and joyful.

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creation.

The Design Inspiration

Blue and white will always be one of my favourite colour combinations. It’s calm, timeless, and effortlessly elegant—but for this birthday card, I wanted to give it a playful edge by turning it into a shaker and adding some pretty blue daisies for a soft feminine card that is easy to mass produce. Think of the different colour combinations you can use.

Simple and Fresh Colour Combination

Keeping to a simple colour palette helps the design feel fresh and airy, which is especially important when adding a shaker element. The subtle variation in the blending and embellishments adds depth without competing with the rest of the card.

Adding Texture, Depth and Interest

Dry embossing adds quiet texture to the background, catching the light as the card moves. I love how embossing works with shaker cards—it adds interest even when the shaker elements have settled, so the card never feels flat.

Frame the Florals and Sentiments with a Shaker Element

The daisy window is the real star of the design. Crisp blue daisies paired with a clear shaker opening keep the look clean while still allowing for movement and fun. I chose a simple shaker mix to complement the soft blue background rather than overwhelm it, letting the daisies stay front and centre.

Sentiment – Happy Birthday

Finished with a small, understated birthday sentiment, this card balances elegance and playfulness beautifully. It’s cheerful without being busy, and interactive without losing that calm, clean aesthetic.

Step by Step Instructions

  • I began by creating the background using blue ink blending. The dark blue layer helps to anchor the colour combination and create a strong base.
  • Once the blending was complete, I dry embossed a vellum panel to introduce texture over the blue background. Dry embossing is one of my favourite ways to add dimension without bulk, and it works beautifully with ink-blended backgrounds by catching the light and adding quiet detail. Add some white ink over the embossing to emphasise the texture.
  • For the shaker element I started by softly ink blending blue inks on the bottom right corner and then stamped the birthday wishes on the white corner.
  • To complete the shaker element I die cut 4 frames out of white cardstock and then stacked them together before adding them to the previously ink blended panel. I added some clear sequins to the centre of the frame before adding some acetate and the final frame. A clear window and a simple shaker mix add movement and fun without overwhelming the design.
  • The daisies and leaves were die cut out of white cardstock and I have used two of the lightest blue inks to colour the daisies and some coordinating green ink for the leaves. The flowers were assembled and then added to the bottom right of the shaker frame over the ink blended corner. The blue daisies coordinated with the blended backgrounds beautifully and the green leaves really add a pop to the card.
  • To finish the card I added some soft yellow Prills to the centre of the large daisies and some sequins around the flowers and sentiment.

Why I Love This Design

This card shows how shaker cards don’t have to be bold or busy to be impactful. By using a limited colour palette, simple florals, and subtle texture, the finished card feels soft, playful, and versatile—ideal for birthdays of any age.

Thank you so much for stopping by today. I hope this blue and white daisy shaker card inspires you to mix classic colours with interactive elements in your own cardmaking.

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I’d love to know — is there another colour combination you would use?

And don’t forget to pin this project for later inspiration — you’ll definitely want to revisit it when the you need to make an extra special card for someone.

✂️ Supplies I Used:

Amazing Paper Grace Products Used:

S4-1193 Layered Daisies

S5-475 Fluted Classics Rectangles

E3D-046 Orange Peel Quilt 3D Embossing Folder.

Other Products Used:

Neenah Classic Crest Solar White – 110 Ib cardstock

Neenah Classic Crest Solar White 80 Ib cardstock

Vellum from Stash

House of Paper White Cardstock – 300 gsm

Altenew Inks – Lapiz Lazuli – Iceberg, Eastern Sky, Ultramarine, Azurite, Forest Trail – Aloe Vera, Matcha, Swamp Green

Hero Arts Ink – Unicorn

Prills – Lemon Chiffon

Elizabeth Crafts Design – Bohemian Rose Sentiments

Gina K Clear Quartz Solid Sequins

Bearly Art Glue

Foam Square

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👻 m. Halloween Ghost Shaker Card – “Boo!” Card Tutorial

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Looking for a fun and spooky Halloween card idea? This adorable ghost shaker card is the perfect mix of cute and creepy! 🎃 This Halloween shaker card is quick, fun, and easy to personalize. Mix and match Amazing Paper Grace die sets to change the mood and theme easily to suit the image you use.

I love how the shaker element adds that playful hocus pocus rattle — perfect for sending a bit of Halloween cheer (and maybe a little scare 😉).

Have you made your Halloween cards yet? Drop a 👻 in the comments if you’re feeling spooky too!

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creation.

💡 How I Made It:

I started by colouring the ghostly image with Copic markers and then cut the image to create the base of the shaker element. The shaker element is the star of the card — I die cut a frame out of white cardstock, added an ombre purple/blue glittery shadow before adding a clear acetate layer to the back of the frame. I filled this with some hocus pocus Halloween shaker mixes before sealing it up with foam tape onto the coloured image.

I finished it off with a fun Halloween sentiment and embellished with autumn leaves and a pumpkin as well as a sparkly spider web complete with dangling spiders.

This ghost shaker card is packed with Halloween fun, dimension and layers, and a playful “Boo!” sentiment — perfect for sending a little Halloween cheer.

👻 Why You’ll Love This Card:

So if you’re looking for DIY Halloween card inspiration, grab your supplies and make your own ghost shaker card today. It’s a frightfully fun project that’s sure to make anyone smile!

🧡 Happy Halloween and happy crafting! 🎃

✂️ Supplies I Used:

Amazing Paper Grace Dies:

S5-308 Hemstitch Rectangles

S5-519 Fall Label Motif

S3-405 Spooky Boo

Other Products Used:

Neenah Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock – 110 Ib

Craft Perfect Ombre Cardstock

Spellinders Essentials Cardstock – Rainforest, Peridot, Persimmon, Onyx

Distress Oxide Inks – Mowed Lawn, Spiced Marmalade, Carved Pumpkin, Frayed Burlap

Clear Acetate

Foam Tape

Kit and Clowder Ghost Image Bonus Class August/September

Copic Markers

Bearly Art Glue

Stickles – Crystal

Silver Gel Pen

Pretty Pink Posh Shaker Mix – Hocus Pocus Mix, Spooky Glass Beads

Glossy Accents

🧡 Happy Haunting and Happy Crafting! 🎃

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Amazing Paper Grace Butterfly Wishes

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Welcome back and today I have a beautiful, sweet and elegant birthday card made for a special person. I have made a shaped card using the Amazing Paper Grace 3D Vignette Mini Album Collection Etched Dies by Becca Feeken. I have also added other elements from the Amazing Paper Grace – Heart Felt Sentiment, Die of the Month August 2022 – Peekaboo Trellis Panels and the Butterfly Bliss Garden Shutters 5×7 Card Base to embellish the card. And I have used soft pink, cream, white with a touch of gold accents for a very sweet, romantic and elegant card and the recipient loved the card.

Becca has done a video on how to create the interactive element using the Amazing Paper Grace Interactive Pivot Banner Etched Dies here: https://youtu.be/AMmUn1SxksI?si=VPKv1w4e5X0euV_o. Plus you can see how the shaped card is made by die cutting the base using the shadow die from the Amazing Paper Grace Grand Vaulted Cabinet Etched Dies right along the edge of some folded card.

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creations.

Amazing Paper Grace Products Used:

S4-1029 Grateful Thankful Blessed Layering Dies

S4-1032 Interactive Pivot Banner Etched Dies

S5-408 Grand Vaulted Cabinet Etched Dies

GLP-219 Heart Felt Sentiments Hot Foil Plate and Die

Die of the Month August 2022 – Peekaboo Trellis Panels Etched Dies

S6-183 Butterfly Bliss Garden Shutters 5×7 Card Base Etched Dies

Other Products Used:

Spellbinders Essentials Cardstock – Barely Peach, Snowdrift, Onyx

Concord & 9th Cardstock – Ballet Slippers

Hammermill Cardstock – White

Lawn Fawn Gold Cardstock

Spellbinders Foil – Gold

Rajni Chawla’s Flowerite Vellum

Foam Strips

Pearls from my stash

Bearly Art Glue

My Sweet Petunia Precision Glue Press

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Patricia

A Handbag Style Pop-Up Diorama Birthday Card

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I was recently asked to do a birthday card for someone special who loved bears in a forest and purple chrysanthemums. I had an idea to do a diorama card that showed a bear in a forest surrounded by trees and woodland animals and I found this design for a handbag style diorama card on YouTube here that had been designed by Sam Calcott from Mixed Up Crafts. This fitted perfectly with what I was aiming to achieve although I did add some extra dimension and depth inside the diorama where I added some trees to create more of a forest feel and of course I had to add lots of sparkly flowers and butterflies and little creatures to further embellish the scene.

I have used a mix of mainly Amazing Paper Grace and Honey Bee Stamps dies to create this card and used a totally different colour scheme of kraft, teals and purples to what I would normally do but it came together very well. I purchased the bear and some of the woodland animals images from Etsy and they worked in well with the different flowers, trees, grass and animal dies to create the look of a forest.

Lots of shine and sparkle were added with glitter, clear sparkles, glitter paper and Stickles as this reflected on the recipient who is a lovely, bright and bubbly person and a joy to be around.

I know this card will always be treasured and I enjoyed putting all my love and energy into make this a very special birthday keepsake.

(Apologies for the photos – they were taken quickly and in poor light and it was really difficult to show how gorgeous this card really was.)

Products Used:

Amazing Paper Grace Postage Edge Rectangles Etched Dies

Amazing Paper Grace With Love Regalia Etched Dies

Amazing Paper Grace Make a Scene Celebration Etched Dies

Spellbinders Bunch of Borders Dies

Spellbinders 3D Embossing Folder – Tufted

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Mum Honey Cuts

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Trees Honey Cuts

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Spring Greenery Honey Cuts

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Dogwood Honey Cuts

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Bugs Honey Cuts

Honey Bee Stamps Celebrating You Stamp Set

Heartfelt Creations Floral Fashionista Dies

Spellbinders Essentials Cardstock – Teal Topaz

Concord & 9th Cardstock – Avocado, Artichoke, Aqua Sky, Ocean Side, Evergreen, Juniper, Peacock, Clover

Gina K Cardstock – Chocolate Truffle

Heartfelt Creations Kraft Cardstock

Pink Fresh Studio Glitter Paper – Ocean Blue

Distress Inks – Shaded Lilac, Dusty Concord, Ancient Mariner, Peeled Paint

Pink Fresh Studio inks – Soft Lilac, Candy Violet

Memento ink – Tuxedo Black

Copic marker E47, YR27, 100 – small bird

CTMH Bitty Sparkles

Small pink flowers:

Ranger Archival inks – Magenta Hue, Candy Violet

Frosted Lace Stickles.

Go Green Prills

Butterfly – Copic Markers – V09.V05, V04, V01, Crystal Stickles

Clear sparkles from stash

DMC Sparkling Dust

Clear Gloss Gel Medium

Foam Tape

It was really hard to take photos of this card to do it justice and so I have made a short video to show you how it works here:

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Amazing Paper Grace Elegant Reveal Shutter Card

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Last week I posted a quick and simple card made using the Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month February 2020 – Elegant Reveal Shutter Card Card Dies. This week I have a card showing the elegant reveal shutter element when you open the card using the dies provided in this die set. This would be a perfect wedding card or a very special card for a significant occasion. This die set makes it so easy to create a stunning interactive card in no time at all.

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creations.

My Project

There is a video tutorial from Becca Feeken on how to assemble this card here.

Inside Back of Card

I have cut a piece of cream cardstock 6″ x 12″ and scored at 3″ and 9″ and folded the sides in to make a 6″ x 6″ gatefold card base. For the inside back of the card I have added a piece of gold cardstock and coordinating cream and gold pearl pattern paper. I then added a gold frame using the small and medium size label dies. I die cut the shutter mechanisms out using the dies in the die set out of cream cardstock. I die cut the label out of the of the middle using the middle sized label die and then adhered this to the inside back by the top and bottom tabs using foam tape. I gold embossed the sentiment on some scrap cream cardstock and die cut it out with the middle sized label die and then added the stamped label inside the aperture. To finish the centre panel I added a gold frame using the medium and large label dies to the aperture opening.

I die cut two side pieces out of cream cardstock using both the decorative panel and base and added gold cardstock behind the decorative panels.. These side panels were added to each side of the centre panel according to the instructions for the die set.

Back of Card

I die cut two decorative panels out of gold cardstock making sure they matched and threaded cream organza ribbon through the centre of the dies and then added both panels on the back of the card.

Front of Card

I added a gold and cream pattern pearl paper to both front panels. I die cut two decorative panels out of gold cardstock and threaded cream organza ribbon through the centres of the panels before adding a plain cream backing to the panels. These panels were added to both side panels.

I die cut the flourishes from the Amazing Paper Grace Candlewick Rosebuds out of the cream cardstock and added one to the top left and one to the bottom right of the side panels. I die cut, coloured and assembled the flowers from the Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month February 2020 – Elegant Reveal Shutter Card Dies and the Amazing Paper Grace Cinch and Go Blossoms Etched Dies. These flowers were added over the flourishes as shown. I added small green leaves around the flowers and small light green leaf flourishes from the Amazing Paper Grace Adoring Fleurette Etched Dies around the flowers.

To finish the card I added small pearls to the centres of the flowers and closed the card with the organza ribbon.

Amazing Paper Grace Dies Used:

Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month February 2020 – Elegant Reveal Shutter Card Dies.

Candlewick Rosebud Etched Dies

Cinch and Go Blossoms Etched Dies

Adoring Fleurette Etched Dies

Other Products Used:

Cream organza ribbon

Ranger Fine Detail Gold Embossing Powder

Wow embossing ink

Heartfelt Creations All Occasions Sentiments Cling Stamp Set

Heartfelt Creations Luxe Gold Cardstock

Rajni Chawla’s Flower Shaping Paper

Rosies Studio Pearlised Cardstock Cream

Pearl Pattern Paper from stash

Pearls

Ranger Archival inks – Rosey Posey, Sunflower, French Ultramarine

Spellbinders Essentials Cardstock – Rainforest

Concord & 9th Cardstock – Sprout

Foam Tape

My Sweet Petunia Precision Glue Press

Bearly Art Glue

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Amazing Paper Grace Graceful Concertina Card

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Many years ago when I started paper crafting I remember making these beautiful screen cards by folding card stock and using punches to create the legs and decorate the tops. Becca Feeken has taken this concept to the next level with the Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month July 2019 – Graceful Concertina. Making delicate and intricate concertina cards is now so quick and easy and it took me longer to decide on the decorations of the card. This card reminded me of Victorian style screens that could be found in the boudoir in a stately house, and I selected the Mintay Peony Garden papers and ephemera to further emphasize the vintage feel.

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creations.

My Project

I have made the concertina base card using the instructions from Becca Feeken here, however, I did not use the gold accents and instead keeping to a very simple design with cream cardstock. I have decorated the card with papers from Mintay Peony Garden collection and added extra die cuts to create my scenes. I kept the centre panel plain to add the sentiment from the Amazing Paper Grace With Love Regalia Card Builder Dies on the front and to have a space for the greeting on the back.

To finish I added some pearls to the decorative panels.

Amazing Paper Grace Dies Used:

Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month July 2019 – Graceful Concertina

With Love Regalia Card Builder Dies

Other Products Used:

Close to My Heart Cardstock – Colonial White

Mintay Peony Garden Paper

My Sweet Petunia Precision Glue PressBearly Art Glue

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Amazing Paper Grace Pop Up 3D Vignette Valentine Mailbox

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You are in for a treat today with this stunning 3D Valentine’s Day card made using the Amazing Paper Grace Pop Up 3D Vignette Valentine Mailbox. I love how easy it is to put this card together and it took longer to decide on the embellishments from the Peony Garden collection from Mintay. The front opens up like a mailbox but I decided to leave the front closed and created a diorama scene instead using some pretty papers. The pink and gold combination is so pretty and very romantic with a shabby chic feel. This mailbox would be a gorgeous decoration to sit on the table for a romantic candlelight dinner with roses and chocolates. If you did want to send this in the post the card will lay flat for posting.

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creations.

My Project

I have die cut the mailbox out of pink cardstock and assembled the mailbox according to the instructions from Amazing Paper Grace. To create the diorama I have added some scenic paper die cut using the inner plain die to the second panel from the front and I added a small butterfly using foam tape for some more depth and interest to the diorama. For the front door I have kept it shut and added some acetate behind the decorative front for stability and to add the gold glitter decorative die to the front. 

To decorate the mailbox I die cut two ‘MAIL’ sentiments – one from pink cardstock and one from gold glitter cardstock and adhered the gold sentiment behind the pink sentiment and slightly offset it for a peak of gold glitter. This was then added to the top of the mailbox.

The mailbox was embellished with die cuts from the Peony Garden collection from Mintay and I have added a small envelope made from a die in this Valentine’s Day die set and added some hearts made from pink and gold cardstock in the envelope and on the top behind the sentiment. 

To finish I have added some pink jewels to the gold decorative die on the front.

Amazing Paper Grace Products Used:

Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month – January 2021 Valentine Mailbox

Other Products Used:

Mintay Peony Garden Die Cuts

Concord & 9th Cardstock – Ballet Slipper

Pink Fresh Studio Gold Glitter Cardstock

Heartfelt Creations Luxe Gold Cardstock

Spellbinders Acetate

Pink Fresh Studio Jewels – Ballet Slipper

My Sweet Petunia Precision Glue Press

Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive

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Interactive Car Themed Birthday Card

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One of my brother-in-laws loves VW cars and has his own VW Beetle which is his pride and joy, so I always try to make a birthday card featuring a VW car. I had an old Crafter’s Companion Die-sire ‘Circle Swing’ die set and this became a fun interactive base for the car. He also loves gardening and I have used Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Spring Greenery Honey Cuts and Lovely Layers – Dianthus Honey Cuts to decorate the card. The stamp is from Montarga Rubber Stamps shop and it fitted perfectly on the card framed with all the flowers and foliage.

My Project

For my project I die cut and assembled the base card following the instructions from the ‘Circle Swing’ die set. I used the Heartfelt Creations Snowy Pines pale green paper as a background for the decorative dies.

I stamped the VW car image using Memento ink on copic friendly cardstock. I coloured the image with Copic markers and then fussy cut the image. I placed this image on the inner circle that is facing the front when the card is folded up.

I die cut three ‘happy birthday’ dies from the Amazing Paper Grace Happy Occasions Words Dies, stacked them together and then added them to the back side of the inner circle.

I die cut the foliage and flowers from the Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Spring Greenery Honey Cuts dies in different colours and assembled them before adding them to the sides of the card and both front and back of the inner circle. I coloured the Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Dianthus with purple and green inks before assembling them and adding them around the foliage as shown.

Products Used:

Crafter’s Companion Die-sire ‘Circle Swing’ die set

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Spring Greenery

Honey Bee Stamps: Lovely Layers – Dianthus

Amazing Paper Grace Happy Occasions Words Dies

Montarga Rubber Stamps – 1769G VW Car

Heartfelt Creations Deluxe Flower Shaping Paper

Heartfelt Creations Snowy Pines Paper Collection

Spellbinders Essentials Cardstock – Peridot, Chamomile, Rainforest, Purple Mist

Concord &9th Cardstock – Sprout

Neenah Solar Crest 80 Ib

X-Press It Card

Altenew inks – Lavender Fields, Firefly, Grass Fields

Memento ink – Tuxedo Black

Copic Markers

Bearly Art Glue

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Amazing Paper Grace Cozy Home Scene

Today I have a special card to share with you that I have made for someone that has moved into our neighbourhood and in my street. I wanted to make a card to welcome her to our friendly neighbourhood and Amazing Paper Grace had the perfect dies to do this. I have used the Amazing Paper Grace Make a Scene collection – in particular the Amazing Paper Grace Make a Scene – Cozy Home Dies. I just love all the details and textures in these dies. I have also added a couple of cats from the Amazing Paper Grace Rolling Along Scene dies as these are coming soon to the household. And to finish the card I have added some Amazing Paper Grace Layered Cherry Blossoms to remind her that it was spring when she moved in. These are not colours I normally use but I am really pleased at how they worked together in this card.

Dies were provided by Amazing Paper Grace for today’s creations.

My Project

I have used grey cardstock to make the card base using the Amazing Paper Grace Make a Scene Card Base dies. I have added some scenic pattern paper in the background to create my scene background and used acetate to hold the sentiment so the background is not blocked. For the house I have added yellow cardstock behind the windows and white trims to the windows and a white door. I also die cut the bottom half of the house out again in green cardstock to create grass. The fence has been die cut in white and I also added some green grass in front of the fence using the grass die from the Amazing Paper Grace Rolling Make a Scene Along Dies.

The measurements for the inserts are:

Back insert – acetate is 4 3/4″ x 3 1/4″

Middle insert – House is 4 3/4″ x 2 3/4″

Front insert – Fence is 4 3/4″ x 1 3/4″

For the front of the card scene I have added a white scallop frame and a blue rectangle decorative frame from the Amazing Paper Grace Scallop Facade Frame Dies. The blue frame is the same colour in the background paper and tides the whole card together.

To finish the front I have added some pink and yellow cherry blossoms from the Amazing Paper Grace Layered Cherry Dies.

The Make a Scene interactive section has then been added to a top folding 5″ x 7″ grey card base. Inside the card I have added a piece of white cardstock to write on and made a label using the Amazing Paper Grace Elegant Adornments dies out of white and grey cardstock. I have also hot foiled the ‘Welcome to the Neighbourhood’ sentiment from the Amazing Paper Grace You Are My Home Hot Foil Plates on grey cardstock in blue foil.

Amazing Paper Grace Products Used:

Make a Scene – Cozy Home Dies

Make a Scene – Card Base Dies

Make a Scene – Rolling Along Dies

Elegant Adornments Dies

Scallop Facade Frame Dies

Layered Cherry Blossoms Dies

You Are My Home Hot Foil Plate

Other Products Used

Spellbinders Essentials Cardstock – Graphite, Snowdrift, Rainforest, Chamomile, Onyx, Portobello

Creative Expressions Foundation Cardstock – Duck Egg Blue

Heartfelt Creations Paper – Hollyhock Garden

Spellbinders Acetate

Spellbinders Foil – Blue

Lightweight white cardstock from my stash

Pink Fresh Studio inks – Ballet Slipper, Lemon Whip

Distress Oxide inks – Mowed Lawn, Frayed Burlap

Pink Fresh Studio Jewels – Ballet

Bearly Art Glue

Foam squares

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Pink Fresh Studio Surprise Pop Up Card

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I was inspired to create this pop up card by a reel on Instagram from Pink Fresh Studio with instructions on how to make the card. The finished card looks amazing but it was incredibly easy to make and the instructions were very easy to follow. It took longer to die cut all the washi tape flowers and decorate the card! And I love how I have used the sentiments to create a little story for the recipient! This would make a fabulous birthday, wedding or any very special occasion card for someone very special.

For the instructions please visit here.

Products Used:

Pink Fresh Studio Enchanted Flora Washi Tape and Coordinating Die

Pink Fresh Studio Perfect sentiments Hot Foil Plate and Coordinating Die

Pink Fresh Studio Stitched Diamonds Cover Plate

Pink Fresh Studio Essentials Scallop Stitch Dies

Hammermill cardstock

Bearly Art Glue

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