It’s a Thanks of Daisies

Yes, I know. This title doesn’t make sense. You can say it’s a “Judi-trying-to-be-silly” title. But really, it’s the photo of the card that makes you think, “Oooo. Looks fun.” Read on to see how it’s created.

  • Gerber Daisy
  • Flower Power
  • Dots
  • Poppy Stamen
  • Thank You Stretched
  • Cardstock Postcard
  • Colored Paper

  • Dye Ink Pads – Pale Orange, Sandalwood
  • Pigment Ink Pad – Orange
  • Permanent Ink – Dark Brown
  • Clear Embossing Powder
  • Gold Twinkle™ Embossing powder
  • Embossing Heat Tool
  • Square Note Card
  1. Stamp Flower Power image randomly around a postcard with Sandalwood dye ink. For best results, stamp some images off the edges of the card.
  2. Stamp Gerber Daisy randomly onto the postcard with Pale Orange dye ink. It’s ok to overlap the stamping. Let dry.
  3. Stamp and emboss the Gerber Daisy with Orange pigment ink and clear embossing powder.
  4. Stamp the Poppy Stamen in the center of the Gerber Daisy with permanent Dark Brown ink.
  5. Stamp and Emboss Dots image with the Orange pigment ink and Gold Twinkle™ embossing powder. Be careful to not overheat.
  6. Cut to approximately 3 inches tall and match the width to the base square card.
  7. Layer onto colored paper cut to 3-1/4 inches tall to create a 1/8 inch border.
  8. Layer onto a square folded notecard.
  9. Finally stamp and emboss the Thank You with Gold Twinkle embossing powder.