Build a Flower~All about Layering!
- Jennifer Leonard
- May 17, 2022
- 2 min read
I'm very excited to share my final LEVEL 3 project with you all today! For my last level 3 course, I chose All about Layering 5~ BAF Edition with Lydia! Lydia gave us many terrific examples on how to layer these beautiful stamps as well as create unique cards! I was instantly drawn to the class where we make a trifold card and then have our flowers arranged to have lots of heights, dimensions ~it resembles a small garden to me! I chose to use the Bearded Iris Stamp Set as Iris's are one of my favorite spring flowers and the variety I have at home smell like grape soda! Here is my garden at home!
Here is the card I designed using the tools from my lesson!
Using the packaging layering instructions, I stamped a dozen Iris' and cut each one using the die cuts in the set.
Once all my images were die cut, I then took a 6"x10" piece of card stock and cut the card stock at an angle. To cut on the angle, you mark a dot on the top R corner and put a dot 2" from bottom on left corner. Cut into 2 pieces. Make a score line at the 3 1/2" mark and 7" mark
Now the fun begins! Fold the card in thirds and begin arranging the florals in a cascading way.
TIP: When arranging the florals on your card stock, place a piece of low tack tape on your groupings and then it is easier to adhere to card.
On my front panel I added a piece of Brushed Grid Wide Washi tape for added interest. I began layering my flowers in the back, gently tacked them down and repeated my steps on each panel. When the card is fully shut, you want your flowers arranged in a way to show case the blooms! They should stagger each other. I had to play a bit to get the right look.
Supplies Used:
Altenew BAF Bearded Iris
Lilac Blossoms Cube Set
Sentiments and Quotes Stamp Set
Brushed Grid Washi Tape
White Card Stock 110lb weight
Altenew Obsidean Ink or Permanent Black can be used
Die Cut Machine
Adhesive of choice
The All About Layering 5 Class BAF edition is truly a great class to add to your learning! I am going to create more cards like this using a variety of flowers! Will surely make a special gift!
Till next time! HUGS!
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Thank you! I can definitely see myself making many more of this type of card!
I love both the all About Layering 5 and 6 classes by Lydia, they are absolutely amazing and so is your project!!! Top job, Jennifer! We are almost there! YAY!