LUNCH BREAK WITH SHEL - CHEERFUL DAISY BUNDLE WITH SPLIT TEXTURE CARD DIES!

 

Hey, Hey, Hey Stampers!  Happy Tuesday! 

For today's Lunch Break With Shel video tutorial, I have chosen to crossover...a new bundle with a retiring die set!  How fun! 

The new bundle is the Cheerful Daisies on page 111 of the NEW 2023-2024 annual catalog.  The Split Textures die set is found on page 174 of the 2022-2023 retiring annual catalog.  As of when this post was written, the dies are still available item #159162.

Here is the link to today's video tutorial: 

CLICK HERE FOR THE VIDEO

And here is my card: 

Here is a close-up view of the beautiful die cut: 

Cheerful Daisy Bundle With Split Texture Dies

How You Can Make It: 

Supplies:

Cheerful Daisies Bundle

Split Textures Card Dies

Basic White thick card stock
Starry Sky card stock
Shaded Spruce card stock
Orchid Oasis ink pad
Calypso Coral ink pad
SCEM die-cutting machine
Waterpainter brush
Adhesives- Tombow, Dimensionals
Bone folder

Measurements:

Base: Basic White -8 1/2 x 5 1/2 score 4 1/4
Front Die Cut Layer:  Starry Sky -3 3/4 x 5 

Leaves:  Shaded Spruce - scrap

Daisy:  Basic White- 2 1/2 x 2 3/4 

Tag: Basic White- 2 3/4 x 2 1/2

Instructions: 

1. Fold the card base on the score line and burnish it flat. 
2. Die cut the Starry Sky layer with the Split Texture die.
3. Attach the die-cut layer to the card front. 
4. Die cut the leaves from Shaded Spruce card stock. 
5. Stamp the daisy and the greeting on Basic White using an Orchid Oasis ink pad. 
6. As shown in the video, fill in the flowers with a water painter. 
7. Add the greeting to the card front using Dimensionals.
8. Add the daisy to the card front using Dimensional.  
9. Add the leaves to the card front using Tombow. 
10. I chose not to add gems or ribbon to my card because I felt that it did not need anything else....however you make your card to please your tastes.  😊
11. I had stamped an extra daisy so I added it and a strip of leftover Starry Sky cardstock to the inside of my card to "pretty it up" 😉