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Floral cake

Hi guys! today I created a card using some of the new Sizzex products. I started out with the floral cake. That's a stamp set with coordinating dies. I really like this stamp set. I used my Spectrum Noir markers to coloring the cake and the flowers on the cake. To create the background I used a grey ink and just turn the stem in different directions to create a unique pattern. I really like this technique and I use it sometimes. To give the cake a little bit more sparkle and shine I coated the flowers on the cake with some wink of Stella. I used a sentiment from Altenew that says congratulations.

I hope you like this project. If you want to know exactly how we did this card you can check out my YouTube channel, you will find a linkdown below.


  











Into next time I hope you have a fabulous day!

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