Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang
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Trio of Floral Reflection Collection Cards with Jung AhSang

Hello crafty friends! It’s Jung here, and I am so happy to be returning for another guest post on the Spellbinders blog. For my projects today, I’m working with some products from the Floral Reflection collection. I love all the florals in the collection, and especially the heart dies!

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

For my first card, I started with the Floral Reflection dies, along with the Essential Floral Reflection die.

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

First, I die-cut all the dies in the Floral Reflection die set on white cardstock for the flower pieces, and craft cardstock for the larger foliage piece. I die-cut everything twice since you need 2 of the floral pieces to cover the shaped Essential die. I used Copic markers to color in the floral die cuts. Next, I glued the flowers to the foliage piece. Then, I used one of the Essential Floral Reflection dies to die-cut the shape from Portobello cardstock. I adhered the die-cut pieces to the shape with small pieces of foam squares, one on top, and one on the bottom, just flipped.

For my background panel, I die-cut a piece of white cardstock using one of my Precision A2 layering basics dies, then used the Flower Frenzy 3D embossing folder to create pretty texture.

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

I made a side folding A2 card base from Portobello cardstock, then adhered the background panel with foam tape. Next, I adhered the shaped Floral Reflection piece on top with more foam tape.  For the sentiment, I heat embossed the “have a nice day” sentiment with white embossing powder on black cardstock. I used the small, scalloped circle die from the Floral Reflection set to diecut the sentiment. To finish off this card, I adhered the sentiment circle to the center of the card, then added some gold gems.

For my second card, I used the Sealed Wildflower dies as well as one of the heart dies.

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

Like the first card, I die-cut the dies from the Sealed Wildflower set out of white cardstock and then used Copic markers to color them. I die-cut the foliage from Portobello cardstock. I also die-cut one of the Essential Hearts from white cardstock and used Distress Ink to ink blend a soft lilac background. I assembled the flower pieces, then adhered them to the heart with both glue and foam squares for dimension. Then, I trimmed off the excess flower pieces.

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

For my background, I die-cut a piece of Portobello cardstock using a Precision A2 layering die, then ran it through my Platinum 6 with the same Floral embossing folder as the first card. I wanted to create a softer look, so I gently ran a blending brush with white pigment ink across the embossed panel. The ink catches on to the raised portions, creating a soft effect.

I adhered the background panel to a white A2 card base with foam tape.  Then, I adhered the heart with more foam tape. To finish off the card, I added a sentiment.  I hot-foiled the “Just For You” sentiment from the Glimmer Just For You glimmer plate & die set with satin gold foil on white cardstock. I used one of the dies (from another Spellbinders Glimmer sentiment set) to die-cut a banner strip.  I adhered it towards the bottom of the heart.

For my third card, I used the Sealed Bouquet dies, and the solid Glimmer Essential Floral Reflections hot foil plate.

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

Again, I die-cut the floral pieces from white cardstock and colored them using Copic markers.  I die-cut a couple of the foliage pieces from Portobello cardstock. Next, I hot-foiled the solid Floral Reflection piece, and the “with love” sentiment on white cardstock with satin gold foil. I arranged the flower stems on the solid piece to look like a bouquet of flowers. I adhered them with glue and foam tape.

For the background, I used Distress ink to add subtle color to a piece of white cardstock. I used the Precision A2 layering dies and the embossing folder for the background panel.

Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang

I made another side fold A2 card base using Portobello cardstock, then adhered the background panel with foam tape. I adhered the solid glimmer piece with the flowers on top using more foam tape. To finish the card, I added the banner sentiment and a few gold gems.

I love how these cards turned out! The florals in this collection are so pretty. I hope you got some inspiration from my cards today. Make sure you check out these products on the Spellbinders site. Thanks so much for stopping by, and have a great day!

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Other Supplies

Copic Markers, Versamark ink, white embossing powder, white pigment ink pad, Distress Ink in Shaded Lilac & Speckled Egg.

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