Simple and Soft Sakura Card

It's been long since my last post, a lot of end of the year activities have kept me away from my crafting, but I'm back!
As you all know by now, I'm a big cherry blossoms lover and I'm going through a floral phase right now, so I created this very simple card as a thank you note.You might add a dab of glue to the back of the front panel so it does not shift or flaps around.

 It is a very simple Sakura pattern and two pieces of cardstock, with enough space inside to write or stamp a message.

The enamel dots are pearler beads melted on a silicone sheet on a conventional electric oven. I do not remember the time I left them until they melted, but it was loooong. It was totally worth it though, I got the right colors for this project. (check the supplies list below for a huge bucket with many colors)

Here´s a video on how to make the dots yourself.

Instructions

1. Import in DS
2. Resize to 8.5 inches wide
3. Cut
4. Assemble
5. Enjoy!

Supplies List

Cricut Explore

American Crafts Earth Tones

DCWV Cardstock Stack

Perler Beads 11,000 Count-Multi-Mix

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