Rainbow Circle Card - Karen McKibbin

Hello and welcome back! I've got a really simple card to share today.  
 
 
This card came about because my order from Paper Rose Studio arrived and three of these products were in my package, so of course I needed to have a play! 😀  I realized that the Austin Circle fit very nicely around the Honeysuckle circle frame, so I went from there.
The card is a 5 1/2" square card, and I started by die cutting the Honeysuckle die in the bottom right corner.  Then I just die cut an assortment of circles around it.  I die cut several more of just the floral part of the honeysuckle die and layered two of these behind the bottom right Honeysuckle floral part on the card front. This gave the floral part here three layers and helps it stand out a little more.  I used a third floral piece and separated it to fit in behind two of the other circles.  Once all these floral parts were glued to the back of the card front, I layered scraps of white cardstock in strips of three and used these to build up the back of the card.  You could also use foam tape or craft foam for this.  Next, I cut a piece of the Rainbow Twirl 2.0 paper to fit behind all the circles.  Isn't that paper gorgeous?!
I fussy cut around the sentiment and mounted it on foam tape in the bottom left corner circle. Then I die cut some circle outlines using a larger and one smaller circle die to create the rings around the circle openings.  I actually cut this from a scrap I had from the Rainbow Twirl original paper, but the 2.0 pack has similar papers in it that could also be used.  I just hate to cut into a whole sheet just for such a small thing. I cut the outer circle of the Austin Circle die and placed this over the bottom right Honeysuckle die cut circle.  Then I mounted the card front to my card base, and finally added a few pearls.  I love that the Rainbow Twirl paper does most of the work on this card!
Thanks for stopping by today, and I hope you're having a great day!

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