
Hello, Birch Press fans! Toni here with you today sharing a watercolor floral card featuring a mix of the new and the old.

I watercolored the base layer of the Eucalyptus Stem and Berries Contour Layers dies using Zig Real Brush Markers.
I also watercolored the smaller of the Simple Butterfly Contour Layers dies, keeping them separate so I’d have two butterflies.

On the card base, I applied Memory Box Sunset Blush Wide Washi Tape, smoothing out air bubbles as I went along. It’s a lot like working with wall paper but stickier–LOL!
I next cut out the Honeycomb Bevel Plate Layer Set with the lower layer in Vintage Pastel Mirror Pad 6×6 paper and the upper in white.

I adhered the honeycomb layers to the card front and added the Kind Hearts sentiment which I had stamped onto white cardstock sponged with a touch of Distress Oxide Mustard Seed.
I tucked the blossom in place behind the sentiment and added the butterflies for a lovely spring/summer scene.

I hope you enjoyed today’s card and have a great rest of your week!

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One response to “Watercolored Blossoms | by Toni M Maddox”
Beautiful card, I love your colouring of the die cuts.
Katrina x