Hey friends! It’s time for a new MFT card kit release!

Today is Countdown Day 1, and I’m sharing a card made entirely of die cuts. This month’s kit is called Stylish Bouquet, and it is another fabulous kit with products of great versatility. A beautiful bouquet of flowers is appropriate for so many occasions! This CAS card was fairly easy to put together and I have a lot of leftovers for other cards using these same colors. I love the look of the fun florals with alcohol ink.
Product links:
Stylish Happy Birthday Die-namics
Flower Bouquet Die-namics
Bouquet Wrap Die-namics
Colorful Canvas Paper Pad
Tri-Frame Cover Up Die-namics

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
- From a purple and pink alcohol ink panel in my stash, I die cut several flowers. I also die cut flowers from MFT Boysenberry and Grapesicle cardstock.
- I die cut several leaves and stems from silver foil cardstock, and I assembled the flowers.
- From white cardstock, I die cut the Bouquet Wrap and adhered a piece of vellum inside. To decorate the outside, I used C5, C3, and C1 copic markers to draw a polka dot pattern.
- I arranged the flowers and glued them inside of the wrap. Finally, I wrapped twine around the bouquet and added jewels to the flower centers.
- For the background, I die cut the frame using the Tri-Frame Cover Up Die-namics from patterned paper from the Colorful Canvas paper pad and white cardstock. I popped up the white, negative, die cut pieces with foam tape and adhered to the card front.
- Before adhering the top panel with foam tape, I die cut Stylist Happy Birthday from it and backed it with Boysenberry cardstock for my sentiment.
- After all of the panels were in place, I glued the bouquet onto the card front and finished with a few more pink jewels.

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Happy crafting,
Tiffany
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Beautiful bouquet of flowers! Love how you use the velum also for added “touch!”
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Thanks so much! I really appreciate your kind comment and that you stopped by my blog!! 🙂 It is such a fun kit.
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