Time to amp it up a bit and a very ‘busy’ card for me today and boy did I have some fun putting this one together! I am having such a blast as a Fetti Friend at Reverse Confetti, of course I am, look at this Berry Sweet stamp set,
but it’s the Squared Off Cover Plate that really has my heart lol.
I decided to film as I created so you could watch the process,
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at Youtube.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDnwIoE2HAc]
Hope you have the most fantastic of days,
Other Supplies: Memento marker – Pear Tart / Versafine Ink – Spanish Moss.
 Bazzill Card – Smooth Shop at: SB |  Reverse Confetti – Under the Umbrella Shop at: OTH |  Foam Sheets Shop at: SB |  Bigshot – Sizzix Shop at: SB |
 Reverse Confetti – Berry Sweet Shop at: OTH |  Reverse Confetti – Berry Sweet Shop at: OTH |  Reverse Confetti – Sqaured Off Cover Shop at: OTH |  Versafine – Onyx Black Shop at: SB |
 Archival – Olive Shop at: OTH |  Archival Mini Ink – Kit 1 Shop at: SB |  Fiskars – Spring Scissors Shop at: SB |  Fiskars – Paper Trimmer Shop at: SB |
 Tim Holtz – Grid Blocks Shop at: SB |  Scor Buddy – Mini Scorpal Shop at: SB |  MISTI – My Sweet Petunia Shop at: SB |  ATG Shop at: SB |
 Multi Medium Matte Shop at: SB |
So different & bright! Still a gorgeous fun card. 🙂
Sweeeet! 😊 Love the flowers as well. I think that tool is called a ball tool. But I just call them flower shaping tools. I’m sure someone knows the correct name. (But frankly, my dear, who gives a dam or a lake or a river. ) hahaha
Love how you created this awesome and oh!!! so sweet card Therese, the tiny flowers look exactly like those on strawberry bushes, just so lovely.
I’ve become addicted to fun foam, it’s a lot more economical than foam tape and you can use every single piece of scrap saved from other projects.
Thank you for another fabulous video, it’s always a joy to see and hear you while you work on your beautiful cards.
Hugs,
Maria Rodriguez.
Very pretty card. Thanks for sharing…
That was a berry nice card indeed! Love all the detail, but it was kept simple!
The name of your tool is a stylus tool – they come in different sizes, but perfect for that detail!
Hi Doris,
thanks so much, I can’t believe that I couldn’t think of it! This is a tool that I would never let go of in my stash, always so handy for the little things, (even though I rarely use it) no other tool can do what it does so well. I know, because I did try the end of a paint brush and it ripped the paper…. thank you to the stylus. And thanks so much for helping my memory and for visiting, Hugs Therese
Lovely card Therese! I use my stylus for scoring cards sometimes. We used to use them for dry embossing with little metal templates, before die cut machines and embossing folders came along! Way before! 😀
I do remember dry embossing with them too, but you are right that was a way back now…. Thanks for the memory and for visiting, Hugs Therese
This card is totally SWEET, Therese! The fun foam is great for adding dimension.
This is so totally cute.. I adore what you did with the background.
Great card. Big strawberry fan and I love the cover up die. <3
Berry berry cuteeee…I love how you stamped the strawberry on coloured cardstock…and how you placed tiny white flowers in the squares.. awesome card..!!
Darling card, and I love all the lil blossoms added to the grid.
So excited about these stamp and dies.
Love your cards so much.
Cheers
Lisa
This may not be your style but this card is adorable! Love the mini flowers and I thought the same thing, they look like strawberry flowers. Thanks for sharing.
Sweet and so pretty, Therese … those little blooms are just like our strawberry flowers! Love the two tone sentiment … great impact! Hugs, Anita 🙂
This is BERRY sweet Therese. Love the fabulous background for that big beautiful strawberry – which are simply so delicious here at the moment.
I love how you placed the flowers Therese.
Left you some love on YouTube, love this card so much!
So super sweet!
oh so SWEET!
Such a fun card. I have been enjoying your Reverse Confetti projects. Thanks for the inspiration.