Botanical Christmas Cards

I hope you aren't tired of seeing Christmas things from me. I am trying to get caught up, and I finally am! When I did this post with the Botanical Christmas tags, I said that I would probably use the same stamp set for Christmas cards, and I did! This Botanical Blocks IV is not a new set from Papertrey Ink. I've had it a while, and it's finally the year I use it in a big way!

The sentiment is from a Memory Box set, CL-5181 Scribble Christmas 

Instead of using color pencils on these cards, I decided to go with watercoloring them using Distress inks. I just pressed my ink pads onto an acrylic block, and added some water mixed with Perfect Pearls powder. These images have a beautiful shimmer in real life.

To stamp these cards, I put each of the two main stamp images in turn, into my MISTI stamping tool. Taking a piece of Tim Holtz watercolor cardstock 4.25" x 5.5" (I like the TH cardstock for cards like this because it's white and matches the rest of my card) I stamped the image using Versamark ink, first on one side, then turned it 180 degrees and stamped the image again. I embossed the images with JudiKins Detail Gold embossing powder. I stamped 5 pieces of cardstock this way for each image, giving me 10 of each image to paint.

I had a lot of fun painting these in the evenings while listening to podcasts, like I do when I color anything. 

To make the cards, I cut 20 pieces of Neenah Solar White 80# cardstock to 3.75" x 5". I die cut a rectangle from the upper center of the panel (leaving enough room at the bottom for the sentiment) using the Die-Namics MFT-847 Inside/Outside Stitched Rectangle die set. This leaves a window with a nice stitched edge. I stamped the sentiment from Memory Box CL5181 Scribble Christmas at the bottom of each white panel and embossed it with JudiKins Detail Gold embossing powder.

The colored panels needed to be cut as precisely as possible so that the openings in the centers would be in the right place; and I had to cut 20 of them. To do this, I used a jig that my husband made for me. A friend asked me what a jig is, and I found this description "A jig's primary purpose is to provide repeatability, accuracy, and interchangeability in the manufacturing of products" 

Here's a photo of my jig in use. This is how I lined up the die I used (from Hero Arts DI198 Infinity Stitched Rectangles)

First I put the red panel (cut to 4" x 5.25") in the corner formed by the 2 wood sticks (in the top left). Then I put the piece of chipboard down over the red panel. The chipboard piece was the same size as my red panel, and has a cutout that just fits my die, in just the right place. It also has little tabbed cutouts to allow me to tape the die in place. This helped me to cut all 20 colored panels (10 red, and 10 green) in exactly the same place each time.

To finish off the cards, I adhered the white panel with the sentiment onto the colored panel with the center cut out. I cut apart the watercolored pieces and adhered one each in the openings of the colored panels. The whole thing was adhered onto a white base card of 110# Neenah Solar White.

Do you see the pile of rectangles that were cut out of the centers of the colored panels? I have 10 each of green and red. I also have some very sweet white pieces with stitched edges that I cut out of the white panels. June is Christmas tag month for me, so I have a feeling you will be seeing those pieces as tags in the near future!

Products Used:

Both cards:

Papertrey Ink Botanical Blocks IV

Die-Namics MFT-847 Inside/Outside Stitched Rectangle die set

Hero Arts DI198 Infinity Rectangles die set

Memory Box CL5181 Scribble Christmas (for sentiment)

JudiKins Gold Detail embossing powder

Perfect Pearls Powder

Versamark Ink

Tim Holtz Watercolor cardstock

Neenah Solar White 80# & 110# cardstock

Poinsettia card:

Distress inks: Candied Apple, Worn Lipstick,  Mowed Lawn

Hopsack Red cardstock from The Paper Cut

Holly card:

Distress inks: Candied Apple, Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn

Emerald Green cardstock from The Paper Cut

Easy Stamping for Multiple Cards Technique

I have 5 cards for you today, and the technique I use is easy and fun! All of these images were colored with Prismacolor pencils.

I have discovered that I really enjoy listening to podcasts in the evening. There are SO many out there now that are entertaining, interesting, and educational. But I don't like to just sit and listen; I prefer to also be doing something else. The perfect something else to do is something with my favorite hobby, papercrafting. I can sit for hours in the evening, coloring. I have also learned that listening to podcasts is the perfect activity when I have a boring organizational task to do; or when I am making multiples of cards and am putting all of the parts together.

When making these cards, I chose Prismacolor coloring. I started by die-cutting 5 panels from different colors of cardstock, and arranged this beautiful floral stamp from Gina K Designs across the top of one of the panels. This technique works best if you use a stamp platform. In this case, I used the MISTI.

I stamped the top of each panel using a light color of ink. I don't think it matters what color you used, but I chose Distress inks in colors that coordinated with the Prismacolor palette I would use.

I flipped the panel around 180 degrees and stamped it again, so that I had it stamped on both the top and bottom. I chose Prismacolor pencils in 5 different color palettes, plus greens for the leaves and started coloring. Oh, and be sure to LEAVE THE STAMP IN YOUR STAMP PLATFORM. Do not move your stamp. This is crucial for the last step.

Work in Progress

I kind of like how the coloring looks at this point - almost like no-line coloring, but I'm not stopping here. Once all the coloring is finished, I put each panel back into the MISTI, where the stamp is still in place, and stamped the images (top and bottom) again with Versamark ink. I then embossed each one with different embossing powders.

By the way, this one was done on Strathmore Mixed Media paper in Gray Tone. I love this cardstock, it's very heavy (146#) and I love the gray. I'll be using it quite a bit in the future.

I love, love, love how these turn out, and how easy they are to make. I enjoy coloring anyway, and listening to podcasts makes the time fly and before I know it, I've finished another one.

If colored pencil coloring is not your thing, you can make these cards with markers, watercolors, pan pastels, or your medium of choice.

To complete the cards, I either stamped and embossed a sentiment, or used a die-cut sentiment in the center. Looking at my stash of cards, I was low on Birthday and get well cards, so now I have quite a few! Each panel was mounted on a coordinating mat and then on a base card, and done!

By the way, this stamp (Magenta 07.806.K Sending You) is one of my favorite get well sentiments (I don't like to command people to get well - they are doing their best to on their own; also, not everyone who isn't well is sick - sometimes they are recovering from an injury or surgery). This stamp however is very long and only fits on a card in the horizontal position. I often split it apart as I have done here. In fact, I have now actually cut it apart to make it easier to position just the way I want.

I hope you'll try this technique. Using a stamp platform and being able to flip the card around and stamp it twice made this very easy to do. I am going to look through all of my stamps to find more that will lend themselves to this style. I'm sure I have quite a few! Even if your stamp is large, you only need to use part of it and stamp off the panel. I'll be using this same technique to make some Christmas cards that I will be showing soon.

Products used:

Card #1 Happy Birthday Blues

Gina K Designs 4365 You Make Me Smile (Floral)

Papertrey Ink Think Big Favorites 13 (Happy Birthday)

Die-Namics MFT-463 Blueprints 13 die set (stitched rectangle)

Prismacolors: PC992 Light Aqua, PC905 Aquamarine, 

PC1027 Peacock Blue, PC1004 Yellow Chartreuse, PC1005 Limepeel, 

PC911 Olive Green, PC908 Dark Green

Versamark Ink

JudiKins Silver embossing powder

Deep Blue Cardstock from The Paper Cut

Stardream Silver cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

Card #2 Happy Birthday Oranges on White

Gina K Designs 4365 You Make Me Smile (Floral)

Savvy 10221 Happy Birthday die

Die-Namics MFT-463 Blueprints 13 die set (stitched rectangle)

Prismacolors: PC921 Pale Vermillion, PC1002 Yellowed Orange,

PC1003 Spanish Orange, PC1004 Yellow Chartreuse, PC1005 Limepeel, 

PC911 Olive Green, PC908 Dark Green

Versamark Ink

JudiKins Gold embossing powder

Stardream Fairway cardstock

Gold Polish cardstock

Neenah Solar White cardstock 80# & 110#

Card #3 Birthday Kraft and Red

Gina K Designs 4365 You Make Me Smile (Floral)

Papertrey Ink Think Big Favorites 13 (Happy Birthday)

Die-Namics MFT-463 Blueprints 13 die set (stitched rectangle)

Prismacolors: PC928 Blush Pink, PC926 Carmine Red,

PC924 Crimson Red, PC925 Crimson Lake, PC1004 Yellow Chartreuse,

PC1005 Limepeel, PC911 Olive Green, PC908 Dark Green

Versamark Ink

JudiKins Gold embossing powder

Paper Accent Natural Kraft cardstock

Stardream Jupiter cardstock

Neenah Solar White cardstock 110#

Card #4 Speedy Recovery Blues

Gina K Designs 4365 You Make Me Smile (Floral)

Magenta 07.806.K Sending Warm Thoughts

Die-Namics MFT-463 Blueprints 13 die set (stitched rectangle)

Prismacolors: PC919 Non-Photo Blue, PC903 True Blue,

PC906 Copenhagen Blue, PC901 Indigo Blue, PC1004 Yellow Chartreuse,

PC1005 Limepeel, PC911 Olive Green, PC908 Dark Green

Versamark Ink

Distress Oxide Salty Ocean ink

JudiKins Clear Detail embossing powder

Blue Malmero Pearl carstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

Strathmore Mixed Media paper in Toned Gray

Card #5 Speedy Recovery Purples and Black
Gina K Designs 4365 You Make Me Smile (Floral)

Magenta 07.806.K Sending Warm Thoughts

Die-Namics MFT-463 Blueprints 13 die set (stitched rectangle)
Prismacolors: PC996 Black Grape, Pc1008 Parma Violet, PC956 Lilac,

PC934 Lavender, PC938 White, PC1004 Yellow Chartreuse,

PC1005 Limepeel, PC911 Olive Green, PC908 Dark Green

Versamark Ink

JudiKins Opaque White embossing powder

Papertrey Ink True Black cardstock

So Silk Passion Purple cardstock

Neenah Solar White cardstock

Botanical Christmas Tags

As part of my ongoing attempt to have a low stress Christmas this year, I am alternating making Christmas cards and tags each month. April was tag month, so I made these tags using the Papertrey Ink Botanical Blocks IV set, which has 2 beautiful framed stamps: Poinsettia and Holly.

I absolutely love all of the PTI Botanical Blocks sets, but this one might be my favorite. You will probably see these stamps on the Christmas cards I will make in May, but using a different medium.

I stamped these tags with Versamark ink, and embossed them with JudiKins Gold Detail embossing powder. I couldn't decide whether I liked white cardstock or kraft, so I made half from one and half from the other.

I really enjoy having something to color in the evening while I listen to podcasts, so that's what I did with these. I made 20 total tags, and colored them all with Prismacolor pencils (details on colors below).

I wanted to put a small bow at the top of each, and looked at local stores for some thin, wired, red ribbon. Of course, I couldn't find that at all. I have gold though, so I colored the gold ribbon with a Copic marker, and that worked perfectly!

On the Poinsettia tags, I couldn't color with colored pencil on the leaves because the openings were too small, so I used a Tombow marker. I had in mind that I could use a water brush on them, and it worked ok, but that technique works best on watercolor paper. I think leaving the water out would have been fine.

At one point, I had gotten some green outside the lines and tried to take it out with some water (like you can do on watercolor paper) and it just stayed green, but got bigger and bigger. So I tried using a sand eraser on the big green spot and just made a hole in my paper because it was still wet! lol! I KNOW better than this! This is the tag, and I used some Simon Says Stamp confetti to cover it up. No one will ever know, except for you all. The very last step I went over the ivy and poinsettias with a Wink of Stella pen to add some glittery goodness.

Products used:

Die-namics MFT-525 Stitched Traditional Tag Stax

Patertrey Ink Botanical Blocks IV

Papertrey Ink Snow Globe Sentiments (for sentiment)

Prismacolor Pencils: PC926 Carmine Red, PC924 Crimson Red,

PC 1005 Limepeel, PC909 Grass Green

Tombow marker 245 for leaves on Poinsettias

Versamark ink

JudiKins Gold Detail embossing powder

Simon Says Stamp Rainbow Confetti

Celebrate It Gold Wired Edge Ribbon (from Michaels)

Copic marker R46 to color ribbon
Wink of Stella clear glitter pen

Paper Accents Natural Kraft cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

Distress Oxide Glaze Technique: Thanks!

This is my last post for now using the Distress Oxide Glaze technique, although I'm sure I will use this technique a lot more going forward. These backgrounds are so easy and fun to make, and once you have some in your stash, it's easy to make a card in a hurry. If you have not seen my tutorial on this technique, you can see it here. You can also see examples of cards you can make with these backgrounds here (Toward the bottom of this post is what is possibly my favorite card of the bunch.), here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. I know, it's a lot, I get obsessed with a technique and have a hard time letting it go.

This one is probably my favorite of the die-cut series and I think it was the easiest to make. I didn't even stamp anything on it!

I die cut the white panel from Core-dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock using the largest of the Lawn Fawn LF-768 Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables. The square was cut out of the top center of this panel using the MFT-860 Die-Namics Inside/Outside Square Layers.

The Distress Oxide glazed panel was made previously, and the inks used are listed below. I cut the panel using the MFT-768 Die-Namics Blueprints 13 die set, which cuts a rectangle 5.25" x 4".

The flower that is draped across the square opening is from Memory Box 98333 Honeyblossom Sprig. This is one of my favorite Memory Box dies, and it is still in production.

The "Thanks" sentiment was cut from another piece of Oxide glazed panel that had similar colors, using an Impression Obsession die DIE258-K.

The entire panel was adhered to a base card of Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock, and I glued down some crystal iridescent sequins and put a little Stickles in the center of each sequin.

I hoped you liked this very long sequence of cards using the Distress Oxide glaze technique! My next post will be my April Christmas tags. 

Products Used:

Memory Box die 98333 Honeyblossom Sprig

Impression Obsession DIE258-K Thanks

MFT 768 Die-Namics Blueprints 13 die set

MFT-860 Die-Namics Inside/Outside Square Layers

Lawn Fawn LF-768 Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables

Distress Oxide inks: Picked Raspberry, Worn Lipstick, Fired Brick, 

Spiced Marmalade, Carved Pumpkin, Wild Honey, Faded Jeans, Peeled Paint

Ranger Glaze Medium

Core'dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock

Ranger Alcohol Ink cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

Distress Oxide Glaze Technique: Happy Birthday

I have been showing some samples of how to use your Distress Oxide glazed panels, and I especially love using them with die cuts. If you haven't seen the tutorial on how to do this technique, you can see it here. All of the posts from the tutorial to here have been cards using this technique.

Worth noting is that although you can make beautiful cards using die cuts ON these panels, you can also die cut these panels to make gorgeous cards.

I absolutely love this die from Memory Box (99574 Graceful Cattails) and this vertical happy Birthday stamp from Magenta (07.430.I is the perfect stamp to use with it.

Since the inside of the sun in this die cuts out separately, you can cut it out of a different color, which I love. I used two different pieces of Distress Oxide glazed panels that I had previously made.

I cut a white panel from the Core'dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock using the MFT-463 Die-Namics Blueprints 13 die set. The Graceful Cattails die cut was adhered to the left side of this panel.

I stamped the Magenta Happy Birthday stamp on the right side, using Versafine Clair Warm Breeze ink. The white panel was matted with Stardream Flame cardstock and the entire piece was adhered to a base card of Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock.

Products Used:

Magenta 07.430.I Happy Birthday

Memory Box 99574 Graceful Cattails

MFT-463 Die-Namics Blueprints 13 die set

Distress Oxide inks: Squeezed Lemonade, Faded Jeans, Salty Ocean, 

Mermaid Lagoon, Carved Pumpkin, Worn Lipstick

Ranger Glaze Medium

Versafine Clair Warm Breeze ink

Ranger Alcohol ink cardstock

Core-dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock

Stardream Flame cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

Various sequins

Distress Oxide Glaze Technique: Sending You Sunshine!

Another card using the Distress Oxide glaze technique. If you have not seen my post on how to do this technique, you can see it here.

For the card today, I used another Memory Box die 99940 Fresh Flowers. I like this die because the insides of the petals come out and you can have different color petals and outlines.

In this case,  I die cut the flower first from "Core'dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock, and then also from a panel of Distress Oxide glaze, where I had used pinks and orange colors.

I adhered the flower to a circle of Paper Accents Natural Kraft cardstock, that I had cut using one of the MFT-849 Inside Outside Stitched Circle dies.

I adhered the circle to a panel of Distress Oxide glaze that I had cut with the largest of the Lawn Fawn LF768 Small Stitched Rectangle dies.

I stamped the bottom of the Distress Oxide glazed panel with a Magenta sentiment 07.952.F Sending You Sunshine, using Versafine Clair Green Oasis ink. Since this ink will probably never dry on the glazed surface of my panel, I applied clear embossing powder and heat embossed it.

I matted the panel with a piece of Papertrey Ink Pinefeather cardstock, and adhered the entire panel to a base card of Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock. I applied YNS Gumdrops - Magical Pastel yellow enamel dots to the centers of the flowers.

Products Used:

Magenta 07.952.F Sending You Sunshine!

Memory Box 99940 Fresh Flowers die

Lawn Fawn LF768 Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables

MFT-849 Die-Namics Inside-Outside Stitched Circle dies

Distress Oxide inks: Worn Lipstick, Picked Raspberry,

Wilted Violet, Wild Honey, Spiced Marmalade, Cracked Pistachio,

Lucky Clover Peeled Paint

Ranger Glaze Medium

Versafine Clair Green Oasis ink

JudiKins Clear Detail embossing powder

Ranger Alcohol Ink cardstock

Core-dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock

Papertrey Ink Pinefeather cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

YNS Gumdrops - Magical Pastel

#AltenewLove

I'm interrupting my blogposts of more cards using the Distress Oxide glaze technique (which will continue very soon) to show you this. The most amazing thing happened yesterday when our mail came. I got a little envelope from Altenew Stamp Company. I thought hm...did I order something that I forgot about? But this envelope was a small, card sized one. I opened it, and inside was a little stamp set, and definitely something I would have bought. There was a letter thanking me for being a valued customer, and get this...the stamp set was personalized. I mean that they made a stamp out of my name! I am so amazed and thrilled by this.

Here's the stamp set they sent me

Isn't it amazing? It's like they know me and chose something I would love, and it has my name! Wow.

I was so excited that I went in and made a card with it right away. I know I will use this a lot. Thank you Altenew!

I feel like I won the lottery! Yes, I love Altenew stamps and inks, but they had me at quality products and great customer service.

I wanted to share this with all of you, first to tell you that Altenew is such a great company; but also, I hope you like my card. It came together so quickly, and was a lot of fun to make. 

I stamped the floral image with Versamark ink onto watercolor cardstock, and embossed it with JudiKins Gold Detail embossing powder. I colored the flowers and leaves with Tombow markers and used a water brush to pull out the color. It was fun and very fast and easy. Love! If you have a smallish floral stamp, you can also make a similar card.

Products Used:

The Dianne Johnson stamp set :-)

Altenew ALT1504 Garden Hydrangea Stamp set (for the sentiment)

Die-Namics MFT-847 Inside/Outside Stitched Rectangles

Hero Arts DI198 Infinity Nesting Rectangles

Tombow Markers 905, 126, 177

Niji water brush

Veramark ink

Versafine Onyx Black ink

JudiKins Gold Detail embossing powder

Papertrey Berry Sorbet cardstock

Core'dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

various sequins

Distress Oxide Glaze Technique: Sending Warm Thoughts

As with my last post, for the next few posts I will show some cards that I have made using the Distress Oxide glaze technique and die cuts. I have had lots of questions about how to use these backgrounds, and one of the easiest and most fun ways to use them is with die cuts. If you have not seen my post on how to do this technique, please go here for an overview.

This card was made using the same die as my last post (you can see it here). These cards look completely different. I love versatile dies that you can use over and over like this.

I took the Distress Oxide glazed panel that I made (I think it's part of this pile I made recently) and die cut it using the MFT-463 Die-Namics Blueprints 13 set (the large rectangle in the set cuts a panel to 5.25" x 4").

I cut the white panel out of Core'dinations 80# white canvas cardstock, using the Lawn Fawn LF-768 Small Stitched Rectangles Stackables die set (the largest die in the set cuts a rectangle 5" x 3.75") The MFT rectangle and this Lawn Fawn rectangle are the most used dies that I own. They cut rectangles in sizes I use a lot, and with a nice stitched finished edge.

I used the Memory Box 99946 Cherry Flower collage die at the top center of the white panel. This cuts out the circle with the flowers in it. I stamped a Magenta sentiment 07.806.K "Sending Warm Thoughts" under the circle. I really like this sentiment because it doesn't command the person who gets the card to get well; it's also nice for people who are not sick, but are recovering from an injury

However, this stamp is very long, and normally on a card of this size can only be used horizontally. But you can break it up using a Stamp-a-ma-jig old style stamp positioner. Even though I own more stamp platforms that one person should, I still kept my old Stamp-a-ma-jig for times like this. The beauty of this style positioner is that once you stamp on the plastic, you can move it around on your paper to be sure your stamp will be where you need it to be. If you want to see a tutorial on how to break up a stamp like this, please go here (scroll down toward the bottom of the post where it says "Bonus Tutorial").

To finish the card, I adhered the white panel to the Oxide glaze panel, and the whole thing to a base card of Neenah Solar white 110# cardstock. I added yellow gems from Little Things from Lucy's Cards Jewels.

Products Used

Magenta 07.806.K Sending Warm Thoughts

Memory Box die 99946 Cheery Flower Collage

MFT-463 Die-Namics Blueprints 13 die set

Lawn Fawn LF-768 Small Stitched Rectangles Stackables die set

Stamp-a-ma-jig positioning tool

Distress Oxide inks: Wilted Violet, Salty Ocean, Wild Honey, 

Squeezed Lemonade, Picked Raspberry

Versafine Onyx Black ink

Ranger Glaze Medium

Core-dinations 80# White Canvas cardstock

Ranger Alcohol Ink cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock

Little Things from Lucy's Cards - Jewels - Lemon mix

Distress Oxide Glaze Technique: More Things to do With Your Backgrounds

I have a few more posts for you using the Distress Oxide glaze technique before I move on to other things. To see my post on how to do the Distress Oxide glaze technique, click here.

When I was making this card, I put several colors of Distress Oxide ink onto my mat and spritzed with water so that I could flick spots all over the front of the card. Since I didn't want to waste the leftover ink, (why are we like this, it's not like it's so valuable, but I can't help myself) I took glossy cardstock and swiped it through the ink to create additional backgrounds. I ended up putting more color down and created 3 more backgrounds (it's hard to stop).

I used one of these for my card; the colors of Distress Oxide on this piece are Salty Ocean, Wild Honey, Squeezed Lemonade. The colors of speckles on the front of the card also include Wilted Violet & Picked Raspberry Oxide inks.

To make this card, I cut a piece of Paper Accents Natural Kraft cardstock using the Lawn Fawn LF768 Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables. The largest die in this set cuts a piece that is 5" x 3.75" with a nice stitched finished edge.

I used the Memory Box 99946 Cheery Flower Collage die in the upper center of my panel. The flowers and leaves were colored with Prismacolor pencils, and I cut a piece of the Distress Oxide glazed panel and adhered it behind the flower collage.

I stamped the Magenta 07.837.H Thanks for Everything stamp below the flower collage using Versafine Clair Warm Breeze ink. On white paper, this ink would perfectly match the color of the flowers, but on Kraft it didn't. In retrospect, I wish I had used the Salty Ocean Distress Oxide ink to stamp the sentiment. The special properties of this ink (hybrid of dye and pigment) allow it to show up well on dark cardstock, and it can be embossed as well.

I embossed the sentiment using JudiKins Clear Detail embossing powder.  Something I didn't expect is that the flecks of Oxide ink show through my stamping. I like that part.

I mounted the panel onto a mat of blue cardstock (sorry, I don't know where it came from) that I chose to match the flowers, and then onto a base card of Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock. If I had it to do over, I would have used a cream colored base card, which would contrast less with the kraft.

Products used:

Magenta 07.837.H Thanks for Everything

Lawn Fawn LF768 Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables

Memory Box 99946 Cheery Flower Collage

Distress Oxide inks: Salty Ocean, Wild Honey,

Squeezed Lemonade, Wilted Violet, Picked Raspberry

Versafine Clair Warm Breeze ink

JudiKins Detail Clear embossing powder

Ranger Distress Glaze medium

Prismacolor pencils: PC905 Aquamarine, PC105 Cobalt Turquoise

PC992 Light Aqua, PC1005 Limepeel, PC909 Grass Green

Paper Accents Natural Kraft cardstock

Ranger Alcohol Ink cardstock

Neenah Solar White 110# cardstock