A simple three-layer card that goes together in about twenty minutes once you've got your pieces cut — this is a great one to batch out for a whole set of thank-you cards at once.
Supply List
- Sage cardstock, one A2 base (4.25" × 5.5")
- Blush cardstock, one mat layer (4" × 5.25")
- White cardstock, one focal panel (3.75" × 5")
- Perennial Garden stamp set
- Sage Shadow and Blush Blossom ink pads
- Dimensionals for the flower layer
Steps
- Score and fold your sage cardstock base at 4.25".
- Adhere the blush mat layer centered on the front of the card.
- Stamp the floral border onto your white focal panel using Sage Shadow ink, then layer a few blooms in Blush Blossom on top.
- Trim the panel to 3.75" × 5" and adhere it centered over the blush mat.
- Add dimensionals under two or three of the largest blooms so they lift slightly off the page.
Tips
Stamp the largest flowers first and work backward in size — it keeps the layout from feeling crowded, since you're building outward from the biggest shapes rather than squeezing them in at the end.