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Foiled Floral Easel Card by Jenn DuBell

Foiled Floral Easel Card by Jenn DuBell | Rinea

Hello everyone! Jenn here to share a pretty easel card I created using die cut flowers and Rinea Foiled papers.

I love this palette of black and white with the turquoise,jade green, and silver foiled papers!

Silver/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Silver/Silver Starstruck Foiled Paper
Turquoise/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Turquoise/Turquoise Starstruck Foiled Paper
Jade/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Jade/Jade Starstruck Foiled Paper
 Using a mix of the glossy and starstruck foiled papers adds texture to the floral die cuts.
To create the card the die cutting was my first step. I cut several flowers using dies from my stash.


I cut more than I actually used but these can be stored and used for another project. Next I cut a mandala die from white cardstock, one from white, and a scalloped circle die from each as well. I then laid the parts out and began building my flowers to get a visual of my card before doing any gluing or construction.

After rearranging a few times, I inked the edges of my patterned paper using both Black Soot and Salvaged Patina Distress Inks.

For the easel base:
Cut black cardstock to 5 1/2" X 11 1/2". Score at 2 3/4" , 5 1/2", and 11". This will leave a 1/2" tab at the bottom to add a pocket. Create the pocket using black cardstock cut to 6 1/2" X 2". Score both sides at 1/2".Press the 1/2" score lines flat. These will adhere to the card bottom inside on the 1/2" scored flap.

Add jade starstruck foiled paper to inside along with the white mandala die cut. Add glue to the 1/2" scored side tabs and adhere pocket. Decorate as seen.

 

Card front:

Cut another piece of black cardstock to 5 5/8" X 5 5/8" to make a base. Adhere the patterned paper leaving a small black edge all the way around. Next I adhered the black die cut mandala, white scalloped circle (stamped with sentiment). Carefully build the flowers alternating colors and textures. I added some bling to my flower centers as well. Use flower making tools to fluff the petals for more dimension.

This is such a fun project! The pocket can be used for a gift card or other surprise.

Thanks so much for visiting the blog and viewing my project today!

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This was definitely a fun one! Until next time have a wonderful crafty day!

Jenn