September 11, 2026
Design Team
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Design Team
π Happily Ever After Window Card β Garden Grace Kit Elegance
Craft with me as I create this romantic and elegant card using the Love From Lizi Garden Grace Super Kit! β¨ This project pairs classic scallops with intricate dies and leafy elegance to create a scene straight out of a fairy tale.
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In this tutorial, Iβll show you how to create a charming floral window scene featuring:
β A beautifully detailed white window die
β Leafy background paper framed with delicate scallops
β Hand-inked shimmer flowers and Nuvo drop centers
β A romantic sentiment: βAnd they lived happily ever afterβ
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Youβll learn:
πΏ How to build a window focal point with layered die-cuts
πΏ Tips for using shimmer inks with daubers to tint your die-cut florals
πΏ How to frame your card with peel-offs for a finished, coordinated look
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Perfect for weddings, anniversaries, engagementsβor anyoneβs happily ever after. π
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π Project Overview
This card has a storybook finish, from the lush foliage background to the glimmering flower centers and green foiled-edged frame. The sentiment and soft shimmer create a perfect balance of romantic and elegant. Itβs surprisingly simple to assemble with the help of the dies and peel-offs from the Garden Grace Super Kit.
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βοΈ Supplies Used:
This is a list of supplies I used on my card project. Some of these products may include affiliate links that earn me a commission at no cost to you. Visual links to all products can be found on my blog: Stellar Crafts by Pam.
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Love From Lizi Garden Grace Super Kit: https://tidd.ly/4oJygz6
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Shimmer ink (light pink)
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Sponge dauber
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White embossing powder
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Nuvo drops (center of flowers)
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Foam tape
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Heat tool
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π§ Step-by-Step Instructions
Base Layers
Cut a piece of dark green cardstock down to A2 size (4.25" x 5.5") to use as your card front. Line the edges with light green pinstripe peel-offsΒ for a polished look that complements the leafy patterned paper.
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Ceate the Frame
Die cut a large scalloped rectangle frameΒ from white cardstock. Then, cut a rounded rectangle panelΒ from the leafy patterned paper to nest inside it.
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Assemble the Window
Die cut the window frameΒ from white cardstock. Trim a piece of dark green cardstock to fit neatly behind it to simulate βcurtains.β This adds a moody contrast to the white die cut.
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Add the Floral Touch
Die cut the leafy branch and flowersΒ from white cardstock. Use a small sponge dauberΒ to lightly apply shimmer pink inkΒ to the flowers. Add Nuvo dropsΒ to the centers of the flowers and let dry.
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Build the Floral Cluster
Adhere two small and one large flower to the leafy branch die cut. Attach this floral element to the bottom of the window frame.
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Assembly Time
Pop up the entire window using foam tape, and center it onto the leafy patterned panel.
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Sentiment & Finishing Touches
Stamp the sentiment βand they lived happily ever after. The End.βΒ in white pigment ink onto the lower portion of the patterned panel and heat emboss with white embossing powderΒ for a crisp, elegant look.
πΌ Final Assembly
Adhere the scalloped white frame onto the base green cardstock. Then attach the patterned panel with the raised window and sentiment inside the frame. The shimmer, greenery, and delicate shapes come together beautifully.
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π¬ Closing Thoughts
This card feels like the closing page of a fairy taleβromantic, timeless, and beautifully framed. With all the detail in the window die and the soft shimmer of the flowers, it makes a perfect keepsake card for a special couple or milestone celebration.
Would you use this card for a wedding or anniversaryβor frame it as a little piece of paper art? Let me know in the comments below! πΏπ
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Thanks for stopping by! Happy crafting :)
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