Hi there! Today, as a part of my 3D Floral Focus class, I am trying a new technique called Inlaid Die Cutting. I have to admit, inlaid die cutting hurts my head! I rarely include inlaid die cutting on my cards…because it takes too much brain power…Lol!
But today I braved it, and here is my card:

This card took me about 800 hours to complete. Well, maybe not quite that long, but a really long time! Most of it was thinking about how to cut those pieces to fit into each other.

Now, it is not perfect. And I can’t believe I’m showing you this close up, but in full disclosure I thought you should know that everything didn’t line up PERFECTLY. In retrospect, I wish I listened better to Therese Calvird when she suggested having a colored background that would disguise that. I could’ve done a blue background and you wouldn’t even have noticed! (maybe?! Lol)

I’m not going to even point out all the other things that went wrong with this card. We are our own worst critics, right?
I used a polka dot embossing folder to add some fun to the background, but all in all I kept this card a bit simple. No sequins, No gems, No Nuvo drops. (crazy, right?)
Just a simple heat embossed sentiment on a popped up flag.
Here’s a list of the supplies I used on this one. For the peony, I only used the largest of the flowers this time. I really like that peony.

Thanks for joining me in this fun flowery journey!
And now, for the grand finale photo…I added some fun with a polka dot backdrop! Lol.

Ok, I’m having way too much fun with this class. 🙂 See you next time.