Heart Tree Encouragement Card - March Challenge

Hey Terri here! Today I am sharing an encouragment card that also acts as inspiration for our current March Challenge.

Each month we'll create a brand new challenge with a different theme - make a new project following the theme and link up your project with the tool - there may even be prizes! Whilst we'd love it if the products you use for your entries are from brands we sell in store - it is a not a requirement of entry for the challenges.

This month it's a technique challenge! Use a Stamp, Die and Stencil! You can join in with the challenge by visiting the March Challenge Post.

My first stop in creating my card was to stamp and colour my chosen images. I used the new Heart Tree Stamp Set from Lawn Fawn. I stamped in black alcohol friendly ink onto 110lb super smooth white cardstock. I thn coloured the imges with my markers and added white gel pen highlights before cutting htem out.

I the Stenciled a background for the tree to sit on. I cut the largest of the Small Stitched Rectangle Stackables from 80lb smooth white cardstock. I couldn't find my usual cloud stneil so I cut the Puffy Cloud Lawn Cuts from acetate and used that, it worked perfect. I added some grass to the bottom ofo the panel using Keeway's Grass Scene Stencil. I then added some white inky splatters.

I die cut the largest of the Lacy Rectangle Stackables from a piece of the pink floral paper from the Bitsy Blooms 6x6 Paper Pad. I added this to an A2 note card. I stamped a sentiment from the Heart Tree Stamp set onto the stencilled panel.  I then adhered the stencilled panel onto the Lacy edged panel using foam pads.

Next I started to build the scene, I laid out all of my images where I thought they ooked good. I then stamped the muci notes and little FLAP  sentiments. I then added the images using a mix of foam pads and glue.

I am super happy with how this card turned out. Will you be entering our challenge this month? Afterall there is a gift card up for grabs.