Tulips and Daffodils Press Plate Floral Card | Spellbinders

Hello crafty friends!

Today I’m sharing a soft and elegant floral card featuring the Tulips and Daffodils Press + Foil Plate and Stencil Bundle from Spellbinders. If you love detailed florals with minimal effort, this bundle is an absolute joy to work with. The press plate gives you beautifully crisp impressions while the coordinating stencils make colouring the design quick, relaxing, and incredibly satisfying.

For this card, I wanted to create something gentle and uplifting — perfect for sending thanks or appreciation. The combination of soft pinks, warm yellows and fresh greens creates a lovely springtime feel, while the dimensional die cut and subtle splatter add just enough interest without overwhelming the design.

Why you’ll love the Tulips and Daffodils Press + Foil Plate and Stencil Bundle

It’s one of those sets that lets the artwork do most of the work for you — which is always a win in my craft room!

Card Inspiration – Thank You Floral Card

For this project, I wanted the florals to be the true focal point, so I kept the background soft and clean while adding dimension with layers.

The Tulips and Daffodils Press Plate creates such a crisp impression that it almost looks hand-drawn once coloured. I used the coordinating stencil set to quickly build colour in the petals and leaves, which makes achieving that blended, dimensional look incredibly easy.

Once coloured, I die cut the floral arrangement and popped it up with foam adhesive onto a soft pink panel. A little white splatter adds a touch of texture and movement across the card.

The finishing touch is a delicate sentiment layered across the flowers, which ties the whole design together while keeping the focus on the beautiful floral image.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Press the Tulips and Daffodils Press Plate onto smooth cardstock using a BetterPress or similar letterpress system with black ink.
2. Use the coordinating stencil set to colour the florals, blending soft pink tones for the tulips, warm yellows for the daffodils and fresh greens for the leaves.
3. Die cut the floral arrangement using the coordinating die.
4. Create a soft background panel using pink cardstock and adhere it to a card base.
5. Lightly splatter white paint across the background for subtle texture.
6. Adhere the floral arrangement to the card using foam adhesive for dimension.
7. Stamp and die cut a sentiment and layer it across the floral stems.
8. Finish the card with a few iridescent sequins for a little sparkle.

This layout is perfect when you want the floral image to take centre stage while still keeping the card clean and elegant.

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