You Make the Good Days Better

Hi crafty friends! is Nicoletta  here, today,  sharing  with you a card featuring the Magical Wisteria Stamp, die and stencil set from the new Cozy Tea Time new release mixed with the Shoji Screen3D Embossing Folder by Alex Syberia for Spellbinders, from the Autumn in Kyoto collection.

To make my card I started by embossing a lilac cardstock using the Shoji Screen3D Embossing Folder by Alex Syberia for Spellbinders , I die cut it into a 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 rectangle and gluing it over I white card base.

Then I colored the windows frames with a rich gold watercolour ink,

Then I stamped the Magical Wisteria Stamp Set, on Neenah paper using a lilac ink and then I colored  using the coordinate stencil, Magical Wisteria Stencil set , and Distress Oxide inks Shaded Lilac, Dusty Concord, Mustard Seed, Rustic Wilderness, Peeled Paint, ,Shabby Shatters.

I intensify the coloring using Prismacolor pencils and the rich gold watercolor ink and then I die cut it using the coordinate die, the Magical Wisteria Die set.

Below a detail of the gold shine!!

I put the die cut flowers on the Lilac background using adhesive foam pads to add dimension.

Next up I heat embossed in gold on white the sentiment (from the Wisteria stamp set) and I die cut it with the Magical Wisteria Die set. and as a last thing I added some opaque gold beads.

Below the products I used:

Shoji Screen3D Embossing Folder by Alex Syberia for Spellbinders

Magical Wisteria Stamp Set

Magical Wisteria Die set

Magical Wisteria Stencil set

Magica Wisteria Stamp, Die & Stencil Bundle

Magical Wisteria Stamp & Die Bundle

Spellbinders Platinum Six Die Cutting And Embossing Machine

You could find all of them on Alex Syberia Design UK shop and on the  US Alex Syberia Design shop  for the American friends. 

Also Canadian friends  can now  order from the US store!!

I  hope you like my card and I gave you some inspiration!

Thank you for stopping by!

See you soon!

Ciao ciao

Nicoletta

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