I am in love with the colour combinations featured in the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper - pairing earthy neutrals with lavender purples and sage greens.  These colours were the inspiration for this beautiful divider screen card...

Bundles: Painted Lavender Stamp Set + Painted Lavender Dies (photopolymer: 162597), Perennial Postage Stamp Set + Perennial Postage Dies (cling: 162608).  Ink: Gorgeous Grape (147099), Highland Heather (147103), Fresh Freesia (155611), Lost Lagoon (161678).  Card/Paper: Lost Lagoon (133686), Pretty Peacock (150886), Basic White (159228), Perennial Lavender 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper (162593).  Accessories: Pretty Peacock & Gold 3/8" Metallic Ribbon (162588), Purple Fine Shimmer Gems (162611).  Tools: Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine (149653), Heartfelt Hexagon Punch (162888), Sponge Dauber (133773), Mini Glue Dots (103683), Mini Stampin' Dimensionals (144108).

Perennial Lavender 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper (162593) - $26.25
12 sheets of patterned paper: 2 each of 6 double-sided designs

The card base is a piece of Lost Lagoon cardstock cut at 28 cm x 14.8 cm, scored every 7 cm.  I have punched the bottom edges with the side of the Heartfelt Hexagon Punch to create a divider screen fun-fold card design.  I used two gorgeous patterned paper designs from the Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper pack for my card's first and third sections.  For the other two sections, I have adhered panels with Pretty Peacock cardstock matted underneath.  Then, I had some fun with the coordinating Painted Lavender Bundle and Perennial Postage Bundle to stamp and die-cut pretty lavender sprigs and add fun postage-stamp die-cut shapes.

The bunch of lavender on the front of the card is coloured and stamped a little bit differently.  I inked the stamp with Fresh Freesia ink, then used a Sponge Dauber to add Gorgeous Grape ink directly into portions of the stamp, and then stamped the two-toned image onto Basic White cardstock.  This is an easy and fun technique to add variation to your stamped image.  I have used that same technique on another lavender card I shared recently.

How pretty is that lavender!  Especially finished with an elegant bow, tied using the Pretty Peacock & Gold Metallic Ribbon.  You really can't go past neutrals, purples, and greens as a colour combination!

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