Floral Bouquet Birthday Card Duo

Hello my crafty friends! Today I'm sharing a card duo using these lovely bouquets from Pinkfresh Studio.  They are from the Joyful Bouquet set - I used the Washi Tape & coordinating die, but there are stamps & layering stencils as well. After adhering the Washi Tape to white card stock, I ran it through with the die and that gave me the large bouquet and lots of smaller floral groupings - all with bits of gold foiling. 

I cut two repeats of the Washi Tape and what I didn't use on these cards I stored in clear pockets in a zippered binder for another day. The backgrounds are actually cut from a set of boxed note cards and envelopes that I've had in my stash for a couple of years. Since they are printed on the front and the back, I usually cut them apart so I have four A2 sized panels to work with instead of two A2 folded cards. Then I can add them to my own white card bases. For these cards I used the back panels to decorate the inside of my cards, as you can see in the photos below.

Since this first card is going to a friend, I wanted it to be a Pop Up and used Karen Burniston's Paper Frames Pop Up die set.  

You can see more of the Washi Tape elements on the pop up labels as well as a stamped sentiment.

The second card is going into my stash, although I do have someone in mind for it.

Inside the second card, you can see another one of those card panels, a couple more floral elements, a stamped sentiment and a stamped & die cut greeting. I was so happy with how these cards turned out, and that I finally used some of those pretty boxed note cards that have been sitting around!

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Additional Supplies:
Circle stickers - Dazzles
Boxed cards & envelopes - Hobby Lobby (old, from my stash)
White card stock - Accent Opaque Digital Super Smooth (Amazon .ca)