Floral bliss


Hello there!

Today I'm sharing a card I made using this beautiful background die from pinkfresh studio. It's such a gorgeous die and can be used in so many different ways.

I chose a blue green color combo for this card. To colour the die cut pieces, I used distress inks.

Although I was tempted to leave the card with that much (that background seemed too beautiful to be covered up), I did add a heat embossed sentiment. The sentiment is from Simon says stamp.

Linking this post to:
Simon says stamp wednesday- anything goes

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