Yellow Thank you Tulips

 Hello Friends it is me Waleska Galindo to share with you a very sweet and spring looking Thank You card using the beautiful tulips from Scrappy Tail Crafts called Outlined Tulip Assortment Dies, thank you cards are always a must have and I definitely need more so today I decided to make some to have ready! I hope you like the ideas I want to share with you today.

CARD DETAILS:

To make this card I started by cutting the tulips I used a yellow cardstock for the top layer and white cardstock for the back layers I used oxide inks in colors Fossilized Amber and Carved Pumpkin for the main flower back part and Twisted Citron and Pine Needles for the leaves and stem layers too.

I then cut my cardbase with kraft cardstock and a white piece to put at the center of my card and be the focal point where I will be adding the tulips.  I inked the white piece with Blueprint Sketch only at the bottom and added some sparkle I also added some yellow strips to coordinate with the tulips and adhere the five tulips to this piece I finally adhered this piece to my cardbase and added the sentiment form the Fairy Sentiments Stamp set and this card is done.

I loove tulips they are my favorite flower! I hope you like my card! Thank you so much for stopping by today have a great day! and remember to stay happy and crafty!

Waleska Galindo

Monochromatic Tulips Scrappy Tail Crafts

 Hello Friends Waleska Galindo with you again to share a new card using the Outlined Tulip Assortment Dies, I already shared a card with this beautiful die some weeks ago, but I decided to share with you more ideas on how to create beautiful and easy cards with it.  I hope you like my card today and can be inspired by it.

CARD DETAILS:

To create this card I started by choosing the color combination, I was very inspired by this red cardstock I had, I then went to my Oxide Ink color swatch and look for some colors that can go well with it,  I decided to use Festive Berries and Tattered Rose.  I ink blend a white card base starting from the darkest color and blending the light color to make a good blend.  I splash some water to this panel and set is aside to dry.

I then cut one of the tulips multiple times with the red cardstock and also some stems and leaves.  I ink blend another panel with the same colors and cut the tulips to use the inside parts with the red tulips that already cut before, I glue them together. I arrange three tulips in the left corner of my card front and adhere them together with 3D foam tape.  I added the sentiment and some beautiful embellishments and as simple as that you have your beautiful and easy Monochromatic card.

I hope you have an amazing weekend, and have some time to create! This and many other great products are available on the shop now.

Waleska