Five Minute Monday ~ April 25, 2022

 



Today's 5 Minute Monday cards were designed using 2 different stamp sets, both equally as beautiful. Dragonfly Garden ( which we used last week ), and Garden Wishes.

I'm pretty sure I sang the praises for both of these sets last week! I find them extremely amazing to create with. Each set contains so many elements to make such simple yet, beautiful cards. 


The Dragonfly Garden Bundle has endless possibilities for gorgeous cards, especially with the dragonfly punch. 
It's perfect for spring, summer and even fall cards. 
Priced at $49.50 for the bundle. 
It will be carrying over to the new catalogue set to release on May 3, 2022. 



Garden Wishes Stamp Set is currently reduced to $18. and the Dandy Wishes die Set is reduced to $24 in the Last Chance Product Sale. This sale ends on May 1, 2022, and these products have been going fast!
Both this stamp and die set, again, have the potential for absolutely amazing cards. 


Pair the stamp sets above with my "Feature Products" for this month Ladybug Trinkets  and Daffodil Delight Ruched Ribbon, both can be found in the clearance bin for $4.10. Always check our Clearance Bin!

 That's enough to make them a feature product for me! How cute are these Ladybugs on our card today?! 


The Ladybug Trinkets and this ribbon are simple little additions to your cards that just takes them to simply amazing cards. The price just adds to the amazing part! 


Bumblebee Trinkets can also be found in the Last Chance Product Sale right now for $8.10. I absolutely love these bees! 

Ok, Now that I've shared all of this great info above with you, let's get to our Five Minute Monday Tutorial!!

This card used only the Dragonfly Garden Stamp set.


Measurements & Instructions:

Cardstock: 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 
Score @ 4 1/4 

Cut 2 1/8 off of the card front side

2nd piece of cardstock: 3 x 4 1/2
Basic White Layer : 2 7/8 x 4 3/8 

Designer Series Paper: 5 3/8 x 2 ( cut 2 )

Basic White: 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 ( inside panel )
scrap for stamping sentiment

Twine or Ribbon
Rhinestones or Gems for Bling

Cut & Score all card pieces. 
Stamp the Basic White Layer with the desired image. 
Wrap the twine around the stamped white layer a few times and tie in a bow ( you can do this horizontally or vertically ). 
Attach this layer to the 2nd piece of cardstock.
Applying adhesive to only one side of this panel, attach to card front. 
Attach 1 piece of the cut Designer Series paper to the card front. 
Attach the 2nd piece of designer series paper on the right side of the Basic White inside card layer. 
Stamp the inside panel with desired sentiment.
Attach to the inside of the card.
Stamp a greeting for the front of the card front on the scrap of Basic White, cut as desired.
Attach the greeting using dimensionals to sit over the wrapped thread on the card front.
Add a few rhinestones or gems.  
Or one of the ladybug trinkets, or bumblebee trinkets. 

This card used only the Garden Wishes Stamp Set

I'm not sure if you can see in the picture below, I used some Wink of Stella to make these fluffs just glisten.



On the card below I used the Bumblebee Trinkets! 
I just love those! 

This card used the Garden Wishes stamp set & the Dragonfly Garden stamp set.



Done.. that quick & simple to make a beautiful card! 
You can try this in many color combinations, or with different designer series papers, or even different stamp sets.  
There are no limits with your own creativity! 
Have Fun! 

I hope you enjoyed today's Five Minute Monday! 
As always, if you give this a try and you would like to share ~ simply email me a picture of your card along with the details. 


To view the products used in today's cards you can click on the links above or simply click the Shop Now link below. 


If you would like to get all of the products you love at a great discount and no sales obligations or have a desire to create cards with other creative people~  then perhaps you would like to join my creative team!πŸ‘‡



If you would like to see more cards using the products in today's tutorial, then check back for future posts where I will be featuring a few cards. 

The cards in this tutorial were created by:


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