It is such a joy to play again with The Greetery's Petal Pusher suite! This time I used all 3 parts: the cover die, the matching stencils, and the matching dies.
supplies: white and rose pink cardstock, The Greetery Petal Pusher cover die, stencils, and Petal Pusher Blooms dies, distress inks in wilted violet, kitsch flamingo, mustard seed, twisted citron, and mowed lawn, Simon Hurley Must-Have Sentiments foiling plate/die, gold foil
The cover plate cuts out the design, leaving the flowers and leaves attached so that they can be pulled up for dimension. I did just that with all the pink flowers, and then used some of the matching dies to add an extra layer to the purple flowers.
The cutting plate also cuts out the tiny dots in the background, and this time I chose a rose pink color to back it with and to bring in some more pink to the design. This is such a pretty design that I never want to cover up any of it with a sentiment, but this small one from Simon Hurley was just right. I popped it up with adhesive foam so that it didn't get lost.
I used some softer inks for a spring feel.
This is putting me in the mood for shopping for some baby flowers! The best time of year is almost here!
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