Yana’s Blooms Collection – Card Inspiration with Annie Williams
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m excited to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the new Yana’s Blooms Collection by Yana Smakula. The gorgeous florals, versatile backgrounds and borders, and pretty sentiments in this collection inspired me to create three bold cards with tons of gold foiling.
Magnolia Blooms Thank You Card
Magnolias are one of my favorite early spring flowers and I couldn’t wait to use all of the beautiful versions of them in this collection. Here I’ve cut and colored the Magnolia Blooms design and added it to a pretty foiled background for this bright thank you card.
Trim a piece of Teal Topaz Cardstock to 4.25” x 5.5”.
Die-cut white cardstock using the Magnolias Rim die and then emboss the design from the Magnolias Insert die onto the die-cut using the correct sandwich for your die-cutting machine.
Color the white embossed die-cut with Copic markers using the embossed lines as a guide to determine where each petal lays.
Adhere the gold layer on top of the colored layer with liquid glue.
Heavyweight white cardstock, Copic markers, tape runner, foam adhesive.
Magnolia Bouquet Birthday Wishes Card
Next, I wanted to try out the beautiful Magnolia Bouquet Glimmer Plates to create my own little arrangement of blooms. I added them to another bold foiled background panel for this simple and elegant birthday card.
Die-cut the panel out using the Layer 2 Die from the Precision Layering A2 A Die Set (or trim it to 4” x 5.25” maintaining an even border all around the foiled frame).
Adhere the foiled background panel to a top-folding A2-sized white card base with foam adhesive.
Arrange the flowers and leaves on the top of the card front and adhere down with more foam adhesive.
I love the look of black, white, and gold together, and thought the gorgeous Magnolia Glimmer Bloomsdesign could easily stand on its own with no coloring. Here I added it to a pretty marbled frame for this clean and simple thank you card.
Trim a piece of Onyx Cardstock to 4.25” x 5.5” and adhere to a top-folding A2-sized white card base with a tape runner.
Adhere the foiled hexagon frame around the window in the marbled background with liquid glue. Add this panel to the center of the card front with foam adhesive.
Tuck the foiled bouquet and sentiment into the window on the card front and adhere them down with foam adhesive.
White heavyweight cardstock, tape runner, foam adhesive.
I hope you enjoyed this trio of bold foiled cards and thanks so much for stopping by today. You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com.
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