Hellebore Flower Card with Fern and Fog Background

A project from our live show ONE DAY SPECIAL - Join Toni for her brand new launch - Broadcast 19th December 2025 · 12/19/2025 · watch it from 24:00

Create a beautiful layered card featuring the new Hellebore flower design with curled petals, combined with the moody Fern and Fog patterned paper. This project showcases how to build dimension with die-cut flowers and coordinate them with complementary background papers.

You will need

Stamps By Me - Floral Dimensions - Hellebore - 191225ASEE IT Stamps By Me - Fern and Fog Collection - 191225BSEE IT

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Step by step

1. Select a coordinating page from the Fern and Fog bumper paper pack that complements your chosen flower colour. ▶ watch 24:15
2. Place the preprinted Hellebore flower paper onto the die plate, ensuring it aligns correctly; if needed, flip the paper over as it is double-sided. ▶ watch 27:00
3. Run the paper and die through your cutting machine to cut out the flower petals and leaves. ▶ watch 27:30
4. Pop out the cut flower pieces from the die plate. ▶ watch 29:15
5. Curl the flower petals inward using your fingers or a bone folder to create dimension. ▶ watch 31:00
6. Use a white ink pad to soften the edges and blend away any harsh lines on the petals. ▶ watch 33:15
7. Glue the petals together to form the complete flower shape. ▶ watch 35:00
8. Mount the Fern and Fog patterned paper onto a cream card blank. ▶ watch 36:45
9. Adhere the layered flower to the centre of your card. ▶ watch 37:45
10. Roll additional petals around a pen or quilling tool to create extra dimension and bulk out the flower centre. ▶ watch 40:15
11. Add complementary leaves and foliage around the flower to complete the arrangement. ▶ watch 42:15
12. Optional: add colourless glitter or sparkle media for a glass-like finish. ▶ watch 49:30

Tips from the show

• The preprinted papers are double-sided with colour on both sides, so flip them over if the alignment isn't quite right.
• Use white ink pad to push back bright colours and soften harsh edges for a more cohesive look.
• You can add glitter or sparkle media to enhance the finished flower without distracting from the patterned background.

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