Becky's Stampin' Studio: Stamped Fitted Florets

I wanted to created a card with stamped flowers that used my favorite oval frame! This one uses 2 of the frames, plus the center of the "rippled" one, along with the die cut greenery. We'll be making this one in stamp club on Saturday.

Measurements: :

Basic White: 1/2 sheet, 4" x 5" (oval)
Fitted Florets DSP (N): 4" x 5 1/4" (blue floral)
Balmy Blue: 4" x 5", scraps
Night of Navy: 1/4 sheet
Soft Succulent: scraps

To Make This Card:

Attach DSP to folded White card.
Die cut "fancy" frame from Night of Navy.
Die cut "rippled" frame from both Balmy Blue and Basic White. You will use the Balmy Blue "frame" and the Basic White center oval.
Die cut 3 "sprigs" from Soft Succulent
Stamp 2 large and 1 small flower in Navy onto scraps of Balmy Blue. Cut out with corresponding dies.
Begin by adding Balmy Blue frame to card front.
Stamp sentiment in Night of Navy onto center of White Oval. Attach to center of Blue frame.
Add Night of Navy Frame last. It will overlap the Blue frame just a little.
Add larger "sprig" to left side of frames with Multipurpose Glue.
Add 1 large and 1 small flower to lower edge of frames, leaving space for the popped up large flower.
Add the last 2 "sprigs" under small flower.
Finish with a small Seam Binding Bow and scattered Iridescent Rhinestones.
Run 1/4 sheet of Shimmery White through Merriest Moments Embossing Folder.
Attach this piece to folded Shimmery White card.
Next, die cut the "fancy" oval also from Shimmery White. (Tone on Tone is gorgeous!) Attach to card front over embossing.
Stamp sentiment in Real Red Ink onto Cut Oval and attach to card front inside oval opening.
Stamp one each of the Poinsettias in Real Red Ink onto scraps of Shimmery White. Die cut flowers with corresponding dies.
Die cut smaller "poinsettia" from Red Glimmer paper.
Layer "poinsettias" together as shown. Attach to card.
Also, cut "pine boughs" from Evening Evergreen Glimmer paper, using the detail Christmas Pinecone die. I only cut a portion of the die. (Note: I liked the lighter, softer look of the pine boughs in the returning die in the AC.)
Cut "pine boughs" from the "pinecones", creating separate "boughs". Dip the bases in Multipurpose Glue and tuck behind "poinsettia".