Exotic Tulips-Stenciled & Layered Cards

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There are so many ways to use layering in your cards Layers add dimension, texture and interest to your cards. I hope you find some inspiration with this project.

Card supplies

• Neenah Classic Crest 110lb
• Altenew Exotic Tulips Layered stamps & dies
• Altenew You Are Everything stamps & dies
• Jet Black Ink
• Forest Glades Ink
• Frayed Leaf Ink
• Dew Drops Ink
• Lagoon Ink
• Galactic Stream Ink
• Gold foiled patterned paper
• Colored card stock
• Scalloped rectangle die
• Die-Cutting Machine
• Paper Trimmer
• Liquid Glue
• Iridescent gems

Card details

• Cut, score and fold an A2 card base. This card measures 4.25” x 5.5”
• Coordinating card panel 4” x 5”
• Patterned scalloped panel was cut with a rectangle die.
• First I stamped my florals and leaves in Jet Black ink.
• Next, I die-cut two tulips, the bloom and multiple leaves and stems.
• Now I used the layered stamps and inked my images I find it best to start with your lightest color first and work up to the darkest.
• Follow the instructions that Altenew provides on the packaging. They are very detailed. You can also check out the many videos on the topic. Check out this quick video.

• Now die-cut tour images.
• Glue your scalloped panel to the colored card stock.
• Arrange your floral images.
• Stamp your sentiments using the Galactic Streams ink. I then embossed with some Hero Arts Sparkle Embossing Powder. The smaller sentiment was stamped in the colored card stock and also embossed.
• Die-cut the You Are out.
• Glue sown your florals. The front Tulip was popped up with foam tape.
• Both sentiments were also adhered with foam tape.
• Add your gemstones.

I hope you find this card inspiring and will find ways to use multiple layers in your cards.

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