SU Rooted in Nature Card

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Here is my project…

Let’s make it…

The card base is created from Very Vanilla Thick cardstock and this is followed by a layer of Pretty Peacock cardstock. Next I have used a layer of Very Vanilla cardstock which has been embossed using the Pinewood Planks 3D Embossing Folder.

I have stamped the large leaf from the Stampin’ Up! Rooted In Nature Stamp Set in Crumb Cake, Terracotta Tile and Pretty Peacock inks. These are cut out and embossed using the coordinating dies from the Nature’s Roots Dies. These are attached to the embossed cardstock layer using a Metallic Brad.

The triple leaf stamp is stamped onto Very Vanilla cardstock in Crumb Cake ink and I have used ‘multi-generation’ stamping to achieve different tones. This is cut out using the large label from the Stitched Labels Dies. I have adhered one of the Leaves Trinkets to the label using a Mini Glue Dot.

The small leaf stamp is stamped onto Very Vanilla cardstock in Terracotta Tile ink, again using multiple generations. This is cut out using the long label from the Stitched Labels Dies. This is adhered to the first label using Stampin’ Dimensionals.

The sentiment and the foliage image are stamped in Pretty Peacock ink onto Very Vanilla cardstock and cut out using the circular label from the Stitched Labels Dies. This is adhered to the second label using Multipurpose Liquid Glue.

I think the different layers and textures give this card a really luxurious feel – I hope you like it! If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below or email me at helen@papercraftlife.com

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Happy crafting, h x

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