Blend your favorite ink colors.
Your colors. Your flowers. Your kind of happy.
Three petal layers, a leaf layer, and a flower-center layer give you choices as you build the design.
Try the same flower colors with and without the leaves. A small change can give your background a whole new mood.
Your purchase includes the stencils. Ink, blending tools, paper, and other project supplies are sold separately.
Beautiful floral layers · 5 stencils
Your colors. Your flowers. Your kind of happy.
Three petal layers, a leaf layer, and a flower-center layer give you choices as you build the design.
Try the same flower colors with and without the leaves. A small change can give your background a whole new mood.
Your purchase includes the stencils. Ink, blending tools, paper, and other project supplies are sold separately.
One stencil set, five layers to play with.
Bring your cardstock, favorite inks, and blending tools. Choose colors you love, then follow along with Emily.
This purchase includes the five stencils. Inks, tools, cardstock, and any dies or embellishments shown in the projects are sold separately.
A little time to make something lovely
Let’s make your own floral patterned paper! Build a background in your favorite colors, then turn it into a card that feels wonderfully you.
Blend your favorite ink colors.
Soft lilac for your petals.
A lovely green for the leaves.
Craft along with Emily
Come see the layers come together with Emily. Try a favorite color combination, pause when you need to, and enjoy making the flowers your own.
The blog has more card examples and ideas for changing the palette or leaving off the leaves. There’s plenty of room to play.
Use ink and blending tools, or try a stencil-friendly paste or spray for a different finish. Follow the instructions for your chosen medium and clean your stencils after use.
Emily generally recommends 80 lb cardstock as a starting point. It’s a suggestion, so choose paper that suits your ink or other medium. Try your colors on a scrap first, then have fun with your palette!
No. Try favorite shades, a softer palette, or a single-color design. The pattern stays the same while your colors give it a new personality.
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