Altenew CAF Primrose Blossom

Love adorable flowers? Have a ton of patterned paper? Check out the newest member of the Craft a Flower family, Primrose Blossom! If you are joining in the blog hop today, you have come from LauraJane and your next stop is Natasha Davies. For more information or if you get lost along the hop, check out the Altenew Blog. The Craft a Flower Primrose is a layering floral die set that makes the cutest flowers. For my two cards today, I paired the CAF Primrose Blossom with different Altenew patterned papers. 
Altenew generously gifted me this die set so I could share inspiration with you. Let me know in the comments if you are a fan of the Craft a Flower sets. 

Altenew has some absolutely lucious patterned papers. To build the flowers, I used papers from: The Blushing Blooms Paper Pack, The Cheerful Meadow Paper Pack and the Wildflower Paper Pack. I encourage you to check out your scraps of paper and patterned papers to give your flowers a different look. 
The hello die that is part of the CAF Primrose Blossom is delicate and looks great cut from three layers of black cardstock that have been glued together.

I cut out a total of 10 different flowers and multiple leaves. I used different papers for different layers to create many looks. Pattern papers make a great background. I love the neutral looks of both of these cards.

Giveaway Prizes
$200 in total prizes! To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 2 lucky winners and a $20 gift certificate to 5 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 10/13/2021 for a chance to win. Altenew will draw 7 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on theAltenew Winners Page on 10/15/2021.

The Craft a Flower is available as a subscription. When you sign up, a new Craft a Flower is delivered to you each month at a discount. Check it out on the Altenew Website. 

Thank you for checking out my cards on today’s hop. Let me know if you like to use patterned paper when die cutting layered flowers. If you are continuing along with the hop, your next stop is my fellow educator, Natasha Davies. I love reading your lovely comments; thank you for your support! Have a great day.