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Make a Cherry Blossom Card

May 25, 2021 by Jessa Plant Leave a Comment

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Image of cherry blossom card with leaves in the background.

Make this sweet Cherry Blossom Card using foiled paper, stencils and Distress Sprays.

Cherry blossoms used to be my favorite part of spring. The trees are a beautiful pink and it looked like pink snow when the petals fell to the ground. Now that I live in the desert, I don’t get the pleasure of pink cherry blossom snow, but this card brings back the good memories.

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INSTRUCTIONS

Spray the watercolor card stock with both the Speckled Egg and Stormy Sky Distress Sprays, then set aside to dry. While that is drying, use your cutting machine to cut out the pieces for the cherry blossoms. Cut out half of the flowers and all the buds in Rinea Blush Pink Glossy Foiled Paper and the other half in Rinea Lavender Purple Glossy Foiled Paper. The centers of the flowers are in Rinea Fuchsia Pink Glossy Foiled Paper.

Additionally, cut out the tree branches. I used vintage music sheet scrapbook paper for the branches to add some interest.

Image of stencil sprayed with white paint.

Once the blue inks are dry on the watercolor card stock, lay a stencil on it and lightly spray the Picket Fence Distress Stain on the stencil. Let dry.

Image of cherry blossom card with cut outs of foiled paper flowers not yet glued on.

Once the watercolor card stock is dry, glue on the branches. Since the Distress Inks react to water, I applied the glue to the back of the branches with a paint brush. Attach to the card. Glue on the cherry blossom buds and flowers, alternating having the pink and the purple on top.

Square image of cherry blossom card with leaves in the background.

Filed Under: Craft, Paper Craft Tagged With: art, cardmaking, decor, foiled paper, spring

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