Bottled Happiness Fussy Cut Flowers

There is an undeniable charm in receiving a tangible, handmade card. Today’s project uses the Bottled Happiness Stamp Set along with the Masterfully Made Designer Series Paper from Stampin’ Up to create a one of a kind card. Read on to see how it’s done!

The Bottled Happiness stamp set offers an abundance of creative possibilities, allowing you to create a card that truly reflects your sentiment. The beautiful images and phrases are so versatile, you could make a mountain of cards!

I started my project with a little two step stamping and some fussy cutting. Two step stamping is using two (or more) stamps to create one image. I then fussy cut the flowers out. I’d say my skills are getting better!

This card uses layers to create a bold look. The measurements for this card are:

• Card Base- 4¼” by 11″ scored at 5½”
• Berry Burst- 4⅝” by 3⅛” & 3⅝” by 2⅝”
• DSP- 4½” by 3″ & 3½” by 2½”
• Basic White (inside)- 5¼” by 4″
• Pretty Peacock- 1¾” by 1¼”
• Basic White- 1½” by 1″

The color inspiration for this card comes directly from the Masterfully Made Designer Series Paper! With its intricate designs and rich color palette, this paper is a treasure trove for any paper crafter, serving as a versatile backdrop for your handmade card. I love how Stampin’ Up gives us color coordination and makes it so easy.

I hope this card has inspired you to get out your supplies and get crafty! Speaking of supplies, you can see all the ones I used for this card below.

Let your creativity shine and create a handmade card that will become a cherished treasure and bring happiness to brighten someone’s day. Happy Stamping!

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