4 Beautiful Strawberry Cards With The Waffle Flower Sneak Peek Club #2 For 2024

Today I am showing you 4 cards that I created with the Waffle Flower Sneak Peek Club #2 for 2024. This is a fun club kit from which I already have had a taste of the new release in my kit. The kit is all about strawberries and the sweetness that they exude. Today, I invite you to join me on a journey as I bring four delightful cards to life. Each one with the sweetness of strawberries as the central theme. Last month it was all about daisies.

My first creation is a thank you card with the vibrant colors of summer berries. Using the Waffle Flower Multiple Strawberries Die-n-stencil and Memento ink, I inked the different layers of the fruit in two variations. One with just red ink and one with a yellow ink fading into the red. The Waffle Flower Sweet Plates die set is quite versatile in that it creates a dish or plates. I used the dish version for this card.

I created a cardpanel with one of the papers from the Waffle Flower Gingham paper. Adhering it to the front of a side-folding A2 sized notecard with Scrappy Tape. By adding my bowl of strawberries, I completed the card with a “thanks” die cut from the Honey Bee Stamps Bitty Buzzwords die set and complemented it with one of the Berry Sweet subsentiments. All the Waffle Flower items I used here came from the Waffle Flower Sneak Peek Club #2 for 2024.

My second card is a simple one showing off the beautiful red paper as a cardpanel from the Waffle Flower Gingham paper pack. Using more strawberries done with the Waffle Flower Multiple Strawberries Die-n-stencil and Memento ink, I cascaded three of them down the right side of the card. One the left side of the card, I used the words “you are” Spellbinders Thanks Enclosed die set and again complemented it with a Berry Sweet subsentiment.

Using a paper from the Waffle Flower Gingham paper as a “tablecloth” on my third card, I added it to a piece of gray cardstock which then formed my cardpanel. Again, using strawberries made with Waffle Flower Multiple Strawberries Die-n-stencil, I added some strawberries to a plate made using the Waffle Flower Sweet Plates die set. Adding the plate to the patterned paper, I placed three more strawberries in a cascading fashion on the right side of the card. The middle of the three cascading strawberries is popped up on foam tape. Placing a Berry Sweet subsentiment first, I added the word “amazing” from the Spellbinders Thanks Enclosed die set to complete the sentiment.

My final card created with the Waffle Flower Sneak Peek Club #2 for 2024 is meant for a good friend that needs a bit of encouragement. Once again, strawberries inked with the Waffle Flower Multiple Strawberries Die-n-stencil take center stage. I created two plates with the Sweet Plates die set and inked them in shades of green. To express the sentiment, I used a “hello” die cut from the Altenew Simple Greetings die set and a Berry Sweet subsentiment. I added all there elements to another pattern paper from the Waffle Flower Gingham paper pack.

This strawberry theme is such fun to work with and the Die-n-stencil combo works so well to make creating the strawberries easy. The dish/plates dies set can also be used for all sorts of food types. I plan to check my die stash for other dies that I have that are food related and create some interesting place settings.

I have listed all the supplies I used in the visual list below for your convenience. You can also check out the information about the Waffle Flower Sneak Peek Club on their website.

Please note that the product links used in this blog post are affiliate links and I will earn a small commission if you choose to use my link, at no cost to you. I purchased all these products myself.

Multiple Strawberries Die-n-stencil	Sweet Plates	Subsentiments Berry Sweet	Berry Sweet Gingham Paper Pad
Thanks Enclosed	Bitty BuzzWords	Platinum 6	Universal Plates
Tool ‘n One	Craft Tweezers	Stencil Mat	Grip Mat
Bearly Art Glue	Scrappy Tape 1/8

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