This was a card we made at my 10/10 card class last week. The idea behind the class is to make 10 different cards that take about 10 minutes or so each. Simpler cards but still cute! Well, I precut all of the paper so it makes it easier for my customers to make them in 10 minutes - lol! I saw the idea for the flower on SCS. You punch out the circle scallop punch, then cut slits in it and fluff it a little bit to look like petals. The middle of the flower is stamped with the polka dot circle from Polka Dots and Petals. This set makes great backgrounds and middles of flowers and sadly, it is retiring from the spring/summer catalog. You only have a couple of weeks to order it so hurry!
Recipe:
Stamps: Polka dots and Petals, Sincere Saluations
Ink: Taken with Teal craft ink
Paper: Old Olive, Apricot Appeal, Bali Breeze designer paper, pumpkin pie
Other: Circle scallop punch, 3/4" circle punch, irridescent ice embossing powder
13 comments:
Way cute! Those flowers are eye-popping fun!
Love this ten minute card - and great tip on making the scallop punch into a daisy flower - love this!! Your convention swaps all look great too!
Ooh, such a cute card! I love the paper, the flowers, and awesome colors! Such a fun looking card!
Maria
So cute. Nice and bright. Thanks for the inspiration.
These is really cute Kathleen, I totally love the flowers, and the bright colors make this card fun! I may need to CASE those flowers....*STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
What a darling card. My fav colour is orange.
This is really cute!
Those flowers are cute!TFS! Your card is so lovely!
Wow great card and quite the retiring list!!
10 minutes. NO way. ;0) It's really gorgeous. LOVE the orange. Wish I was capable of making a 10 minute card, lol. :0)
Kathleen, would you mind if I used your card sketch for the local SCS shoebox swap? It is such a great, easy layout! I will make sure and give you the credit (:
OMG! I love this little trick with the scallop punch, and must try it soon! Your card is adorable!!!
Your 10-minute card is very beautiful!! I love how you've created your flower!!
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