Hello Again Crafty Friends... Today I wanted to share with you all a card I made for one of the most important women in my life. My mom. For me a store bought card just won't do. 

For someone as special as she is, I needed to pour lots of love into it... it needed to come straight from my heart.

Supplies Needed

Craftwell

eBrush and Copic(CP) adapter

Teresa Collins Cut'n'Boss

Teresa Collins Pocket Dies 

( Thankful Holidays set- Lg & Sm flower,leaf, berry twig, & scalloped oval label)

Pink and Main

Happy stamp set

Stitched Greetings Stamped set

Copic

Sketch Markers (RV11, RV19, RV25, YR16, YG17)

Tsukineko/ Imagine Crafts

Versa Magic (Hint of Pesto)

Versafine (Onyx Black)

EK Success border punch (

Additional Supplies

Glue Gun & Glue Sticks

Scissors

Foam Adhesive

Double-sided Adhesive

Patterned Paper 

Various Cardstock

Ribbon

With my cut'n'boss. and my Teresa Collins pocket dies I cut  out my shapes in red, green, light pink, and white card stock. A great thing about using this machine is the huge platform. I can cut a lot of dies all at once. And, with the cut'n'boss' strong motor and gears cutting through several layers at once is a breeze.

For my flower I cut 4 red flowers, 2 green leaves, 1 small light pink flower, and 3 twig & berries ( I used them for stamens). I also cut the scalloped oval out 2 times (1 copper for the frame and i white for the center label). Then I adhered them onto a separate piece of cardstock to make one solid piece. 

I stamped my Happy Birthday phrase using two stamp sets from Pink and Main called "Stitched Greetings"( for the word happy, in Versa Magic - Hint of Pesto) and"Happy"( for the word Birthday, in Versafne - Onyx Black) .

For my flower, first, I ebrushed all my red flowers with a star pattern with Copic markers RV19 and YG17. 

                      

                

For the leaves I ebrushed them with Copic Markers YG17 & YR16. Backed it by gluing to a piece of dark green cardstock and cut out by hand with my scissors.

   

I hot glued the leave to the under part of the flower. 

The  card front was made with a 6"x6" piece of foiled cardstock and a 1 1/4" strip of patterned  cardstock that I punched with my EK success border punch and ebrushed with Copic YG17. I then wrapped with a piece of 7/8" olive green satin ribbon and attached my scalloped label with foam adhesive for dimension. Then, I adhere this card front to a 6"x6"plain white card base I made by folding a 12"x6" piece in half.

This took a little bit of time to put together but was quite easy to do. Ebrushing all my pieces instead of shading them cut my work time down by more than half. I love this machine!

I hope this project has inspired you and thanks for stopping by!

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