Okay, I'm currently obsessed with the fruit layering stamps from Scrapbook.com! I just love the hand drawn look of the outline stamp and how even cuter they are when I didn't get it lined up perfectly with the solid stamp. For my card today, I started with die cutting a piece of white cardstock with the second largest A2 rectangle from my die set. I put the four solid fruit stamps on clear blocks and used lighter colored inks to create my background. Then I replaced the stamps with their outlines and used a darker colored ink the same color to stamp the outlines of all of the fruit.
I also stamped one of each fruit on a separate piece of white cardstock and used the coordinating dies to cut them out. Using the two pink inks, I swiped them onto some white cardstock and die cut my sentiment. I used liquid glue to get them all lined up with each other on the shadow die - the grapefruit was my favorite on the card, so that's why I went with pinks!
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Next, I die cut my vellum bag and used a gift card I swiped from my kiddo to add double sided adhesive to the flaps of the gift bag to adhere it to the center of the card. It looks a little off center, but that's just because the gift card will be a bit taller than the vellum bag. I adhered the four fruits to the bag and popped up my sentiment with foam adhesive.
For some fun, final touches, I added Pops of Color in coordinating colors on the fruit around the gift card bag! I love the tone on tone look for each of the fruit on this card and it's a great birthday or thank you card. I adhered my panel to a white card base to complete the card and it's ready to be sent to someone special!
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