Pattern papers - Giddy for Gingham Paper Pad, Gingham Happy Hearts Paper Pad
Glitter Paper - Recollections Spring Glitter Paper Pad
Frames, Heart Dies - Lace Heart Layering Frames Dies
Rainbow Dies - Sweet Stacks Ovals
Sentiment - Mini Messages Stamps
Ink - Bee Creative Brilliant White Pigment Ink
Banner - Mini Messages Dies
Gem - Simply Spring Gem Stickers
Creating the Rainbow:
To form the rainbow, I began by die-cutting the largest oval from the Sweet Stacks Ovals set. Then, I used progressively smaller oval dies to cut the previous die cuts, layering them to create the rainbow effect. After aligning the thin rainbow cuts and securing them together, I sliced them into smaller pieces. These pieces were then arranged onto the pattern paper layer frame, ensuring the ends met in the center behind the clover.

Crafting the Clover:
For the clover, I cut out four medium scalloped hearts from the
Lace Heart Layering Frames Dies, scored them down the center, and glued only the left side of each heart. This technique gave the clover dimension while still allowing it to fold flat inside an envelope. I initially hadn't planned on adding the pattern paper heart layer, but in the end, I am glad I did because I had to cover up the mess I had made underneath. I tried adding white gel pen details and I also tried some ink blending to give the plain green petals life, but it looked so terrible. Although I encountered some challenges with the design, adding the pattern paper heart layer helped enhance the overall look.
Finishing Touches:
To complete the card, I stamped out the sentiment using Bee Creative Brilliant White Pigment Ink, then heat set it with white embossing powder. I then used a banner die from the Mini Messages Dies to cut out the sentiment and then glued it in place. For one final touch of sparkle, I added a green gem to the center of the clover from the