Colorful Crowds
Posted by Rosie Lopez on April 25, 2024

Colorful Crowds

Hi there! I am excited to share this rainbow card with you all! It's almost graduation season and I thought this would be a fun, unconventional graduation or end of the year card for a teacher.

I used the HA + RT Crowd Fancy Die and cut it from Cherry, Papaya, Canary, Kiwi, Mist, Lapis, Amethyst and Azalea. I die cut each color at the top of an A2 panel. I trimmed the Cherry panel to fit on the front of a card panel. Then, I adhered the Papaya panel with Precision Glue just below the Cherry and trimmed off the excess from the bottom. I did cut each color vertically so the crowd was varied a bit.

Before I adhered this panel I added a strip of black glitter paper behind the crowd. I used a sentiment from the HA + RT Essential Messages Stamp & Cut XL and used the coordinating die to cut it out. The black and white sentiment really pops on the colorful background.

What I love about this card is that from the side you can see each layer of rainbow paper. You could also easily change up the colors to match school colors. I hope you give this quick card a try!

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