Rainbow Hello
Posted by Ilina Crouse on December 17, 2024

Rainbow Hello

Hi everyone! It's Ilina here and I have a cheery card to share with you using the December Fancy Dies of the Month paired with a sentiment from the Floral Rainbow and Clouds Stamp and Die Bundle. Both are available now – check out the December Hero Studio collection for more!

To make the card, start with a piece of Deluxe Smooth White Cardstock measuring 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"  and die cut the rainbow and the background. Create a card base from Arctic cardstock (I typically do a top folding, so you would need a 4 1/4" x 11" piece of cardstock and score and fold at 5 1/2").

Die cut the rainbow 5 more times from: Azalea, Adriatic, Mustard , Pesto and Glitter White cardstock. Die cut the sprinkles and single clouds (two) from Glitter White cardstock.

Cut out each piece from the die cut rainbow and piece it together in the order you like. Add the glitter clouds.

Adhere the background die cut to the Arctic card base and add the rainbow using foam adhesive.

Stamp the sentiment on Deluxe Smooth White cardstock and die cut using the coordinating die. Use foam adhesive to add it to the card. To finish off the card add the little glitter sprinkles around the image and sentiment for extra shimmer.

Thank you so much for stopping by! Hope you have an amazing day!


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