
Today I have a beautiful Inked & Tiled “just a note” Card!

Welcome and thanks for visiting Theresa’s Treasures Paper Crafts! I am Theresa, a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Arizona, USA. Today is the monthly Inspirations in Ink Blog Hop! I am excited to be hopping with very talented demonstrators from around the world. Be sure to check out everyone’s projects using the Inked & Tiled Bundle. The Inked & Tiled Bundle is in the Annual Catalog. You may order from my Online Store HERE.

Measurements
- Thick Basic White cardstock card base: 4 1/4″ x 11″ scored at 5 1/2″ (21cm x 29.7cm scored at 10.5cm)
- Basic White cardstock: 2″ x 3″ (6cm x 8.2cm) for the sentiment
- Lost Lagoon cardstock: 3 1/8″ x 4 1/8″ (7.5cm x 10.3cm),
2 1/8″ x 5 1/8″ (5.5cm x 13.7cm) and optional for leaves 2″ x 3″ (6cm x 8.2cm) - Inked Botanicals Designer Series Paper (DSP) Lost Lagoon patterns: 3″ x 4″ (7.2cm x 10.1cm) and 2″ x 5″ (5.2cm x 13.5cm)
- Inked Botanicals DSP Calypso Coral pattern: 2″ x 6 3/4″ (5.2cm x 17.2cm)
- Inked Botanicals DSP Crushed Curry pattern: 2″ x 4 1/2″ (5.2cm x 11.5cm)
- For inside of card: Lost Lagoon cardstock: 3/4″ x 4 1/8″ (2cm x 13.9cm), Inked Botanicals Lost Lagoon pattern: 3/4″ x 5 1/2″ and 1/2″ x 4 7/8″ (2cm x 14.2cm and 1.3cm x 13.1cm)
Supplies
- Inked & Tiled stamp set and Punch Pack Bundle
- Basics Embossing Folder (Online Exclusive)
- Lost Lagoon Ink
- Lost Lagoon 1/4″ (6.4mm) Bordered Ribbon
- Iridescent Pastel Gems
- Bone Folder
- Stampin’ Dimensionals
- Paper Trimmer
- Multipurpose Liquid Glue

Instructions
- Adhere the Lost Lagoon colored Inked Botanicals DSP to the corresponding Lost Lagoon cardstock card pieces.
- Adhere to the front of the Thick Basic White cardstock card base.

- Use the Basics Embossing Folder with the cross hatches to emboss the front of the Thick Basic White cardstock card base with the pieces adhered to it.
- Complete the inside of the card base by adhering the strips of paper.

- To make the flowers, first punch out 3 pieces with the star pattern punch from the Calypso Coral colored Inked Botanicals DSP.
- Use the “X” pattern punch to punch 3 pieces from the Crushed Curry colored Inked Botanicals DSP.

- I used my scoring tool to gently push down in the middle of each flower. I also made score marks on the “petals” to help create a 3D look.
- Adhere 1 star and 1 “X” together to make each flower.
- Adhere to the card front.
- Tie a bow with the Lost Lagoon Bordered Ribbon and adhere just under the trio of flowers.
- Stamp “just a NOTE” in Lost Lagoon Ink onto the Basic White cardstock.
- Punch the sentiment out with the “X” punch. Trim off 2 arms of the “X”.
- Use Stampin’ Dimensionals to adhere the sentiment to the card front.
- Finish by adding the Calypso Coral colored Iridescent Pastel Gems to the center of each flower.
Voila!

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Theresa
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Great card Theresa. Love the flowers created from the Punch
Thank you very much!
So much to love here! The technique of embossing the DSP with the card base is so cool and gives great texture. Cutting the flowers out of DSP is something I hadn’t seen before too.
Thanks so much Julie!
Lovely card Theresa!! Great layout and love the added texture of the embossed DSP!!
Thanks Christy!
Loved how you used the punches to make flowers. I will have to try that.
Thank you!
Great choice with the flowers, very inventive!
Thank you!