I used a flower die that I colored with Copics and cut many times. Using foam tape on the backs of the flowers and leaves I popped them up along the card panel to make the floating frame. The center is a sentiment stamped on white cardstock and glued directly on the card panel.
On the second card I cut eggs from yellow, green, blue and pink cardstock and stamped a sentiment on the front of a pink egg I die cut. The pink egg was glued to the card panel like the first card. When I designed the colored eggs around the frame it looked so bland. I went back to my supplies and this is where I went a bit off the chart. I had these colorful eggs and butterflies and they added so much color so I added foam tape to the back of them and used those for the floating frame. It is a card for my four year old granddaughter and I think she'll like it.
I know how it will end. One of my kids will unplug my life support system to charge their phone.
Be kind to one another.
5 comments:
So glad to see you creating again Brenda! Such pretty floating frames on each - your flowers are colored wonderfully in the yellow and orange along with the pretty greens on the leaves - and what a lovely sentiment in the center! Your Easter card framing is so pretty with those decorated eggs and butterflies! Julia xx
Two beautiful cards, Brenda. I especially love the flower card. The floating technique is very effective.
Liz xx
Really beautiful springlike flowers to cheer us all up Brenda and they make a wonderful floating frame around your lovely sentiment, and then the colourful eggs and butterflies which look terrific...I think you little granddaughter will love this. x
Okay, first, I can't stop laughing at the joke! Funny, not funny, right?! Your two frame designs for the Go7 technique are great, Brenda. You put u-nique in technique and I love the way your design mind works! Hugs, Darnell
Glad you were able to make cards, Brenda! Great use of our Go7 technique. I love the beautiful yellow (a touch of orange flowers) - so pretty. And a great Easter card for your second one.
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