Lily Pad Cards Chipboard Challenge - Card #3

Here's the 3rd card for the Lily Pad Cards Chipboard Challenge. This card is a bit "simpler" and incorporates a chipboard flower and chipboard strip.  No wire this time ;) I love the clean and simple, yet elegant look of embossed white cardstock.  Having the white background really makes the orange flower "pop".

Here's how I did it:


Once again, I used the adhesive-backed white chipboard from Quick Kutz.  The flower was die cut,  inked with alcohol inks, then covered with crackle paint.  When dry, I adhered paper flowers to the center with glue dots, then placed the gemstone in the center.  The colored strip was cut from the same chipboard piece used to create the flower.


The white background was made by embossing white cardstock with 2 different Cuttlebug embossing folders.  These pieces where then glued on to kraft paper with the different patterns being separated by the chipboard strip. The flower was adhered to the card with 3D foam dots.


The sentiment was stamped on a strip of the embossed "dot" paper.


Here's the supplies:

Adhesive-backed White Chipboard	Sizzix Tattered Florals Bigz Die	Ranger Alcohol Ink	Alcohol Ink Applicator Tool	Distress Crackle Paint
Cuttlebug Musical Flourish Embossing Folder	Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Embossing Folder	Cuttlebug Machine	Scotch ATG (tape glider)	Hero Arts Gemstones
Find Joy	Memento Tuxedo Black Ink	Glue Dots	3D Foam Squares

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