Hello crafty friends, TGIF!!
Today I have a CAS floral card with SSS STAMPtember®Clearly Besotted Magnificent Magnolia stamp set – it’s simply beautiful set!
Here is what I came up with:
To create the card, I heat embossed Magnificent Magnolia on watercolour paper in white first, and then coloured it with Pinkfresh Studio Liquid Watercolors: Bubble Gum, Key Lime, Espresso. For olive green leaves, I mixed Key Lime and Espresso. I then fussy cut it out.
For the sentiment panel, I blended on watercolour paper panel with Tea Dye & Crushed Olive Distress inks, brushed the panel using a wet paint brush. Once the panel was dry, I stamped the sentiment in black.
I mounted the sentiment panel on Altenew Spicy Yogurt card base using double-sided tape first, added watercoloured magnolia on it using foam tape.
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My cards today, I am featuring 
For my first card, I used beautiful 
I blended on the bottom part of the white panel with Spiced Marmalade & Scattered Straw Distress inks, added some stamped leaves & water droplets. I then stamped the sentiment from the 
I wrapped the wreath with a natural twine, and then adhered it on the sentiment panel using foam tape.
For my second card, I used 
I applied inks over the panel using mini round ink blending tool – I used Festive Berries, Scattered Straw, Crushed Olive, and Tea Dye Distress inks. I then brushed all over the inked panel using a wet paint brush. Once the panel was completely dry, I added white & brown ink splatters. I decorated maple leaf with some jewels – 
Heffy Doodle’s critters are so cute!
I started by stamping sentiment from the 
I coloured all stamped images with 
I will be back with another STAMPtember cards soon!
I started by die-cutting the 
Here is one more white embossed + watercoloured Christmas card with the 
To create the card, I die cut the 
I stamped & watercoloured cactus pots, fussy cut them out, and then adhered them (as shown in the picture) using foam tape.
