Mod Squad Challenge - April Showers Bring May Flowers

I was so very excited to see Jennifer McGuire technique.  I knew immediately that I wanted to do this technique as an example card for this challenge.  First I want you to see how Jennifer did it Here

This technique is called the Vellum  Overlay card.   You need to use a good quality of vellum for this as well as embossing powder and line stamps.  I found the perfect stamps at Gina K Designs.  The two that I used are A Year of Flowers 3 and Wild Blossoms. 

                              
Following Jennifer's instructions, I  only made one change.  I used a larger card stock  base under the vellum, as I thought the card would be more easily handled and hold up better for mailing.
 

After stamping the cascading flowers on the top folding base card as I wanted them to be, I colored them with copic markers. I stamped the vines with Grass Green ink from Gina K Designs.  Then inserted the base into the vellum and stamped exactly over the top with versa-mark and white embossing power and heat set them.

Here is what the card looks like with the vellum opened.  You still have the top folding card to write a message inside.  Lastly, I added the crystal drops to look like the April raindrops that bring the May flowers.  This made a very unusual and different card to sent for any occasion.  Watch Jennifer's video, as she explains it better that I.
Thanks for stopping by to see how I made this card and I do appreciate comments.  I hope that you take some time to enter the challenge this week.  Your project does not have to be complicated, but this one is easier that you think.  Hope to see you at the Mod Squad Challenge.