Just For You; Plain and with Dimension

Hello dear friends, Martha Lucia here to share with you a card that I made using a complete selection of adhesives to create a project plain and with dimension at the same time. Take a look at my card:

I love flowers in all their styles but when I have these in die cuts I love to create my paper projects with dimension and keep the bases of my cards plain. So this sample was not the exception. To create this I used the next materials, it can be less because the Helmar adhesives are very useful but I want to show you each one that I used:

1. I cut the base of the card using Pool Party card stock. The size of the base is 4-1/4"x11" with score in 5-1/2"

2. I cut a second layer using Whisper White card stock. The size of the layer is 4"x5-1/4".

3. I cut a decorated piece of 3-1/2"x1-1/4" to add on the upper part.

4. I cut a stitched circle using Pool Party card stock.

5. I pasted the second layer, the decorated piece and the pool party stitched circle using the Helmar Quick-fix Permanent Adhesive Runner.

6. Then I cut a second layer of decorated paper with a different pattern of 4-1/4"x2" and adhered to the card using Helmar 1/2" Zapdots.

7. Then I cut a third piece of decorated paper with a different pattern, the size is 4-1/4"x1/2" . I decorated this with a few loops of strawberry slush thread that I secured with Helmar Fabric Glue.

8. Then I added the second stitched circle using the Helmar Quick-fix Permanent Adhesive Runner.
I only stuck the upper part of the circle

9. I cut some flowers and leaves using the Botanical Builder Framelits Dies from Stampin Up and different colors of card stock and I started to assemble this stuck the center of the flowers with Helmar 1/4" Round Clear Zapdots.

10. Then I added the leaves and flowers to the card using the Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive.

11. To embellish each flower I used rhinestones that I pasted with the Helmar Gemstone Glue. My rhinestones are too small so I put a little amount of the Helmar Gemstone Glue over an acrylic block and then I passed my gem over the glue before pasting it over the flower.