Tulip Fields are in bloom

Supplies needed:

Project Recipe:

1. Dimensions:
   Gorgeous Grape 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, scored at half
   and 3 3/4 x 3/4
   Pear Pizzazz 4 x 5 1/4
   Basic White 3 3/4 x 5 - Front
   4 x 5 1/4 - Inside
   3 3/4 x 1/2 - Sentiment

   Additional - facial tissue

2. Use Misty Moonlight and stamp the top row of tulips. It doesn't how high you stamp on the Basic White piece.

3. Next, stamp the middle row of tulips in Highland Heather. Make sure to line up the upper tip to the middle of the Misty Moonlight tulips.

4. Now, stamp the Balmy Blue tulips. Line up the edge of the actual stamp to the previously stamped image. Stamp on either side of the Highland Heather.

5. Lastly, stamp the 2 rows of tulips in Gorgeous Grape. Again, line up the edge of the actual stamp to the stamped images and they should be spaced correctly.

6. With the Blending Brushes and Balmy Blue, color the sky. Place a scrap paper or the edge of the grid paper along the top of the tulips. This will help to avoid blending the sky and tulips.

7. On scrap Basic White, stamp the tree. Ink the stamp with Pear Pizzazz and with the tissue, wipe off the trunk. Color with the Early Espresso marker. Huff and stamp. Cut out with the coordinating die.

8. Add some adhesive sheets to the back of some Soft Suede card stock. Cut out multiple pieces of the fences.

9. Stamp the sentiment in Gorgeous Grape on the strip of Basic White. Adhere to the Gorgeous Grape strip of card stock.

10. Line up the tree and fence pieces along the top of the tulips. Adhere the tree with dimensionals and the fence from using the adhesive sheets.

11. Cut a piece of the Frayed Ribbon and fold in half.
    Adhere to the card with glue dots. Add the sentiment over the ribbon, using dimensionals on the ends.

12. Add the butterfly next to the sentiment. Adhere the remaining Basic White to the inside.