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Copic Coloring Beautiful Blooms - Sweet Rose

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Hello cardmakers! Meg here, with a quick and easy, dimensional sweet rose window card. This card features the Beautiful Blooms - Sweet Rose stamp set and Scalloped Stitched Stacked Rectangle Dies.

To start, I die cut 2 panels from white cardstock using the largest of the scalloped rectangle dies. I then used the scalloped circle die (which I purchased on Amazon), from the center of one of the panels. The other, solid panel, was then stamped with the sweet rose image using  Copic marker friendly ink. (I used Hero Arts - Intense Black Hybrid Ink).

I colored the rose using the following Copic marker colors: R000, RV00, RV21 and RV13. To color the leaves I used my favorite green combination: YG03, YG17 and YG67.

I then stamped the sentiment, "Wishing you the most beautiful day.' on the bottom of the panel with the die cut circle. I added dimensional foam tape behind that panel and adhered it directly on top of the colored rose - making a window, of sorts.

To add one last detail I added some small pink gemstones to the centers of the flowers.


I hope you enjoyed my Beautiful Blooms - Sweet Rose window card. Thank you for visiting the Kennedy Grace Creations blog!

~Meghan Shea
IG: meghanshea3377
FB: chloeandphoebecrafts

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Location: Windham, CT 06280, USA

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