Hello Spring Floral Card

I made this card last night. I wanted to stamp the flowers in white pigment ink on dark brown paper, but it ended up looking dull. I managed to save the card by stamping it in black and brown ink on cream paper. Looks much better, I must say!

I love the little stamped flowers. They look so intricate and sweet. Hope you like the card! Saying Hello to Spring!

Supplies:
Cardstock - generic brand
Pattern paper - Basic Grey 6x6 (Origins)
Clear stamp - Basic Grey Delta series
Punch - EK Success edger punch (open scallop)
Flower - Prima Marketing
Ink - ColorBox
Button - stash

Entering:
Card Patterns - Sketch #108
Stamp Something - Spring Somethings

Just Saying Hello (CP #106)

Card-making challenges are very addictive. I had fun making this card. It is loosely based on Sketch #106 on Card Patterns.

I don't currently own a die-cut machine, so I couldn't make a circle-shaped paper. I could draw and cut it using scissors, but I didn't want to. Therefore, I used a rectangle shape instead. I hope that's okay. :)

It's my first time using tiny roses on my card. I got them from a supplier from Thailand, who sells mulberry flowers. I love layering the flowers! Hope you like the card.

I just love the mulberry flowers :)

Supplies:
Cardstock - generic brand
Pattern paper - Basic Grey
ATC paper - A.T.C. Collection by Leisure Arts (Contemporary)
Sentiment - Basic Grey Delta Series clear stamp
Flowers - Prima Marketing, Thai mulberry flowers
Punch - EK Success edger punches (dotted scallop)
Ink - ColorBox

Entering:
Card Patterns - Sketch #106