Hello Friend Flower Card #3

Other Supplies:

• Cardstock (Blue, Pink, Yellow)
• Patterned Paper
• Adhesive Foam Dots
• Double-Sided Tape or Tape Runner
• Twine
• White Enamel Dots (Small)

1. Die-cut four card bases from the Card, Flower set out of patterned paper.
2. Choose one patterned paper base as the bottom layer of the card, and leave it unfolded. Choose two more patterned paper bases, and fold them in half along the crease to create side panels. On either side of the unfolded card base used as the bottom layer, adhere one folded panel on the right side and the other folded panel on the left side with double-sided tape.
3. Cut a piece of twine, and adhere it to the center of the card, between both folded panels, with double-sided tape.
4. Adhere the remaining base over the twine and the other layers of the card with double-sided tape.
5. Die-cut two scallop circles out of yellow cardstock.
6. Die-cut two large flowers out of patterned paper, two medium flowers out of yellow cardstock and two small flowers out of pink cardstock.
7. Adhere the yellow scallop circles together on either side of the twine in the center of the card with double-side tape, sandwiching the twine between the circles.
8. Adhere a large flower to the center of each yellow scallop with an adhesive foam dot.
9. Adhere a medium flower to the center of each large flower with an adhesive foam dot.
10. Adhere a small pink flower to the center of each medium yellow flower with an adhesive foam dot.
11. Embellish the center of each pink flower with a small white enamel dot.
12. Die-cut a large and small banner out of pink cardstock.
13. Die-cut the words Hello and Friend out of blue cardstock. Adhere the word Hello to the small banner and the word Friend to the large banner with liquid adhesive.
14. Adhere the small banner to the top right side of the card front with double-sided tape.
15. Adhere the large banner to the bottom right side of the card front with double-sided tape.
16. Embellish the Hello banner with a small white enamel dot. Place another small white enamel dot over the 'i' in the word Friend.