Here is a pretty card made using the gorgeous Ranunculus Romance stamp set, team with Gray Granite and Vellum.

Colours used in this project are:

 

To recreate the cherry ranunculus card, you will need:

Cherry Cobbler card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” scored and folded at 4⅛” – rounded upper left corner
Gray Granite card – 5⅝” by 3⅞” – rounded upper left corner
Basic White card – 5 ½” by 3 ¾” – rounded upper left corner – x 2 – one for the inside
Vellum – 3½” by 3½”
Scrap Basic White

 

I stamped the ornate border stamp in Cherry Cobbler ink onto one of the Basic White panels, I added the Eiffel Tower stamp using the same ink.

 

Using Gray Granite ink, I stamped the floral spray and the Lille stamp to create a collage effect. The stamped panel was then glued to the Gray Granite panel.

 

I wrapped a piece of White Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon around the panel before adhering the whole piece to the Cherry Cobbler card base.

 

The ranunculus flower was stamped in Memento Tuxedo Back ink onto scrap Basic White card and then die cut it out using the Ranunculus Dies. I coloured the image using the Cherry Cobbler and Mossy Meadow Blends Pens.

 

I die cut a stitched circle from the Stylish Shapes Dies from the Vellum cardstock. The coloured flower was then adhered to the vellum circle with dabs of liquid glue. I added the circle to the card front on Dimensionals hidden behind the flower.

 

A bow was added and I used the Cherry Cobbler Blends Pens to colour in a trio of Classic Matte Dots to complete the card.

I hope you like it.

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Details of the products I used for this project can be found below.

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Supplies used: