The Bird of Paradise from Tropical Oasis Designer Paper takes center stage on today’s card.

Bird of Paradise
I first cut three sections of designer paper; the top and bottom from Tropical Oasis DSP, and the middle from Perennial Essence DSP. After gluing these sections to Pretty Peacock Cardstock (4 1/4″ X 5 1/2″), I used the largest Stitched Rectangle Die for cutting.
TIP: The papers you are cutting need to be larger than the die.
Next, I cut the Bird of Paradise paper with a smaller Stitched Rectangle Die, making the DSP shorter with the help of the larger die, to fit the shape I wanted. Then, I backed it for thickness, and added Dimensionals.

Before adhering the Bird of Paradise, I used a Tropical Die to cut three palm fronds in three colors of Cardstock: Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, and Granny Apple Green.

“Aloha” was cut with an In the Tropics Die from Noble Peacock Foil. Isn’t the shine pretty?

My layout is from the Paper Player’s sketch.
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Su, I love how you let this fabulous paper be the focal point. Fabulous take on the sketch. So glad you joined us this week at the Players
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jaydee
Wowza….I told myself I did NOT need this DSP but this is really, really pretty! The bird of paradise is gorgeous against the quieter patterns and that “aloha” is fabulous diecut from the foil! The palm fronds are a perfect accent! Thanks for sharing this with us at the Players this week and using my sketch!
Beautiful! LOVE this greens. Thanks for playing along at The Paper Players this week!