Hexagon Uplifting Buzz Card!

Supplies Needed:

• Very Vanilla cardstock Stampin up

• Island Indigo cardstock Stampin up

• Island Indigo ink Stampin up

• Early Espresso ink Stampin up

• designer paper Stampin up

• jewels Pinkfresh studio

• paper trimmer Fisckar

• scissors Tim Holtz Tonic Studio

• foam tape

• connect glue gina k

• brad setter tool we r memory keepers

• tweezers Tweezer Bee

• greetings mix 1 stamp set sss

• die leafy branch Pinkfresh studio

• hexagon hive thinlets die Stampin up (discontinued)

• octagon dies essentials Tonic Studio (discontinued)

• background aged brick wall io

• misti my sweet petunia

• scoring tool

• bigshot

Thank you for joining my website and reading my blog! Cut Very Vanilla to 8.5" x 5.5" and use the scoring tool to score the 8.5" at the 4.25" mark.

Ink a washable smooth surface with Island Indigo ink and press the Very Vanilla card front onto the inky surface.

Let dry and use the sentiment greetings mix as-is on the acetate. Ink a part with Early Espresso, then press the inked Island Indigo cardfront onto the sentiments. Then repeat to make sure all the sentiments are inked onto the card front surface.

Cut a 4.25" x 5.5" piece of Island Indigo cardstock. With Island Indigo, ink the aged brick wall stamp, then press the piece of Island Indigo cardstock onto the inked stamp firmly.

Then take the inked brick Island Indigo and run through the die-cut machine with hexagon die.

Add foam tape to the solid backs of the hexagon die-cut. Adhere onto the front of the inked sentiment card front.

On a piece of Very Vanilla, with Early Espresso, ink the sentiment and stamp twice to get the sentiment solidly inked.

Die-cut with an octagon that fits sentiment.

Ink edges and background of the sentiment with Island Indigo ink. Add adhesive to the back of the sentiment. Then adhere to the bottom right section of the hexagon die-cut card front.

Next die-cut from green designer paper the leafy branch and trim to fit, diagonally above, the left of the sentiment. Attach using connect glue. Lastly, place dots of connect glue on the cardfront to apply the jewels with the brad setter tool.

Thank you for joining my website and reading my blog! Thanks again and see you on Friday!