A Pair of Altenew floral cards

Hi there friends! It's Jacquie with a fun guest post today! I'm a huge fan of florals, floral cards, floral anything. Today I took a lovely cluster of flowers from Altenew and made two cards.

I started by stamping all the floral images from the Altenew Dearest Friend set with Gina K Amalgam ink, and coloring with Copic markers.

For the first card, I fussy cut out the smaller floral cluster and leaf images and made an arrangement on a card panel that I used some blended Distress Ink in Peacock Feathers. I mounted the arrangement with foam tape. I stamped the greeting from Altenew Sewn with Love on the corner and finished off by adding some jewels from Pretty Pink Posh.

For this card, I decided to create a little window from the Concord and 9th, Blooms Fill in Dies. I mounted it with foam tape over the floral image. I used another sentiment from the Altenew Sewn With Love set, and added Pretty Pink Posh jewels as my final embellishment.

I hope you like this pair of cards. Have a great day!

Peace,

Jacquie

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