This lovely slimline card uses a no-line stamping technique for a wonderful hand painted watercolor look. Visit the Studio Katia blog for more info.
Yes, I know the groundhog said 6 more weeks of Winter but I’m ignoring him. 🙂 I am so ready for Spring and for me that means making lots of cards with flowers! Flowers are not only great for Spring but also birthdays, weddings, sympathy, Mother’s Day and more. So check out these wonderful floral card designs to inspire your next project.
Below each photo is a link to the card, many will contain details directions and tutorials.
These beautiful cards use one stamp in 6 different ways by coloring it slightly differently, using different dies to cut them out and different pattern paper backgrounds. Learn more at Patty Stamps.
Stamp your flowers in a rainbow of ink pads for a quick and colorful card like this slimline design. Visit the LDRS blog for more details.
For a small and simple project try some Artist Trading Cards. These ATC have simple watercolor coloring on the stamps and distressed backgrounds. Visit the Marianne Designs blog for a closer look.
Layering stamps require no coloring just colored ink pads. These blue Irises are perfect for Easter and Spring cards! Visit the Sunny Studio blog for more details.
These water colored stamped flowers really pop over top of the stenciled background! A die cut sentiment finishes off the design perfectly. Visit the Picket Fence blog for more info.
I love the black and white with pops of purple on this flower card! Layers of paper and ink blending and the style of the stamps used give a mixed media feel to this card design. Visit the Topflight Stamps blog for more details.
Did you know you don’t need watercolors to watercolor? You can use your ink pads like on this lovely card. Find directions over on the Pink and Main blog.
Instead of stamping this beautiful card has foiling for the floral design that has been colored in with ink blending and stencils. Find details directions for making it on The Cherry on Top blog.
These wonderful stamped flowers were color with Copic Markers, die cut and placed over a couple of layers of pretty pattern papers. Learn more at the Honeybee Stamps blog.
I hope these floral card have gotten you in a Springy mood!
-Heather
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