Yesterday when I was making my Wednesday video, I explained how I store my cardstock because I needed some embellishments for the card I was making.
For every colour, I have a plastic wallet (opened on two sides), for a maximum ten full sheets of A4 cardstock.
Also in that wallet, I have a plastic wallet which is only open on the top, which is for all my offcuts and scraps.
This was one of the punched pockets and I cut off the strip of punched holes.

At first, I thought they were from the Build a Tree Punch but found they were too big for that.
Therefore, I assume they were punched with one of the small punches that came from the previous Itty Bitty Punch Pack.
I’m not sure if the flower on today’s card really is a poppy but I’ve painted it red so that’s what I’m calling it!
It’s from the Birthday Blooms Stamp Set and looks more like a Dog Rose on the front of the box!
To make my card, I started with a card base of Real Red Cardstock with a layer of Whisper White.
I stamped the poppy on the Vellum Cardstock using Basic Black Archival Ink.
After I had allowed the ink to dry, I used my Real Red and Mossy Meadow Marker Pens to colour the flower and leaves on the reverse side.
I put that to one side to dry.
I die cut the Real Red and Whisper White Cardstock, as well as the Vellum using the number 4 Banners Framelits Dies.
I used the number 3 die to cut out the centre of the Real Red so I had a frame to put around the other two die cut banners.
I adhered all three layers together using Tombow and then adhered to the card front using Dimensionals.
I punched it out using the Large Oval Punch and then I punched out a scalloped oval in Real Red Cardstock using the Scallop Oval Punch.
I adhered them together with Tombow and then onto the card front using Dimensionals.
Finally I added the eleven small scalloped circles I’d found in my Real Red Ziploc bag and adhered a small pearl in the centre of each.

That’s about it for today. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.
JanB.
Lovely colours, lovely card. I'll be watching the video closely lol, as I was wondering how to store my cardstock.
Hi, Audrey. I love red cards and I love red poppies, too! Hope you like my idea for cardstock storage when you see it in the morning. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
A lovely card with beautiful colors !