Do you recognize this designer paper? It is in the Pattern Party Designer Series Paper, a product available for your Stampin’ Rewards when your order total reaches $150 or more. It’s a huge pack of paper of 48 sheets, 12 different designs with 4 sheets of each design. It’s a really fun and useful package of paper, too, so you could actually combine orders with a friend and share this large package of designer series paper!
However, if you don’t recognize this designer paper, its because it comes in black and white in the Pattern Party package! I spent some time coloring in the flowers with Stampin’ Blends just for fun! Coloring is always a good stress reliever to take your mind off everything except hearing the sound of the marker on the paper and staying in the lines!
This card was very easy. I decided to color in the flowers with the new In Color 2021-23 Stampin’ Blends, at least the Pale Papaya, Fresh Freesia, Polished Pink. I also used Daffodil Delight for the yellow flowers. If you are daring, you can also color in the background, as I did. I used Soft Succulent to color the background. It’s best to use the narrow tip of the markers to color around the individual flowers and if you want, then you can use the brush tip for the open areas. It does take a little patience to color in the background so it is up to you. It looks fine leaving it white as well!
The card base is Polished Pink Cardstock. The greeting is stamped from the Inspired Thoughts Stamp Set. I used two dies in the Ornate Frames Dies for the greeting and the fancy layer in Polished Pink. Then I added two In Color Jewels in Polished Pink to the ends of the greeting. They have been out of stock but should be back soon, I hope!
You may already have black and white designer paper from the Spring Mini, the True Love DSP, so you may have already tried this technique! Here is another card I made with just the black and white theme. Either way, colored or black and white, you will end up with a nice card! This Pattern Party Colored Flowers Card was fun to make if you want to take a little more time!