Layered Many Thanks Card with Floral Die Cuts

Welcome back, my friends! Today I’m taking a little break from embossing folders to play with some beautiful new products from Simon Says Stamp’s Shine On release. This card features the Lettered Many Thanks Stamp and Die Set paired with the Dancing Meadows Wafer Die and the A7 Arches Dies.

Large, bold sentiments are definitely having a moment, and I absolutely love how the oversized “many” pairs with the delicate florals from the Dancing Meadows Die. I couldn’t resist sneaking in one more new embossing folder, though! The Presto Pop 3D embossing folder adds subtle texture to the Teal Topaz background, helping the arched panel stand out even more. Tucking the flowers and foliage around and beneath the letters adds plenty of dimension and brings the whole design to life.

About this Color Combo:

This release introduces the new Trio #36 ink cubes in Shell, Salmon and Coral, and I couldn’t wait to use them! I paired these warm coral tones with Teal Topaz, Green Apple and pops of yellow to create a fresh, vibrant color palette that’s perfect for a cheerful summer card.

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Products used for the Layered Many Thanks Card:

How to create the Layered Many Thanks Card:

Create the Card Base:

Trim a panel of Teal Topaz cardstock to 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2. Emboss it with the Presto Pop embossing folder and attach it to the front of a white, top-folding A2-sized card base.

Create the Card Front:

Chose an A7 Arches die large enough to accommodate the four letters and die cut a second panel from Teal Topaz cardstock. White heat emboss the word “thanks” in the bottom left corner, then attach the arched panel to the card front using foam tape.

Die cut the Flowers, Letters and Foliage:

Use the Dancing Meadows die and cut the flowers from white cardstock and the foliage from Green Apple cardstock.
Ink blend the flowers in Shell, Salmon, and Coral inks, using the new Detailed Blending Brushes (LOVE these). The ink pads are now available in both full size pads, and ink cubes.

Color the flower centers with Copic Markers Y13, Y15, and Y38, then attach them with small foam squares to add extra dimension.

Stamp the four letters from the Lettered Many Thanks Stamp Set in Salmon Ink onto white cardstock and die cut them with the coordinating dies.

Assemble the card:

Arrange the letters down the arched panel, attaching them with foam squares.

Next, adhere the large flowers around the arch, tucking a few beneath the edges to frame and highlight the focal panel.

Fill in the remaining spaces with the foliage and small green flowers, then add tiny pearls to the centers of the green flowers.
Finish the card by using a #10 Sakura White Gelli Roll Pen to add small white dots to the flower centers for a final touch of detail.

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Cardmaking Supplies Used:

Here are the supplies I used to create today’s Layered Many Thanks Card.

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