I saw this easel card on a crafter’s website once, but now I can’t find the site.  However, I really wanted to make these for a few friends that I knew would really like one for their desks.  I worked and worked and worked until I got it just the way I wanted it. And I’m so excited and happy with the final result.  You will see the ‘evolution’ from the lavender to the yellow to the green as I resolved my issues.  Working with the multiple square shapes in KNK Studio, I was having a hard time keeping all the layers straight, with how I wanted it to look.  Then I had a ‘moment’ and I was soooo excited!  I remembered one of Sandy’s videos on “Clipping” and I used it for my patterned pieces.   This was a great way to keep them visually organized! 

Click the following link for the measurements used on this easel card. 

I love these Magnolia and Gorguss stamps – I can’t get enough of them.  I specifically made the inset layers to accommodate these stamps , however you could adjust the group down to any size desired (it really can’t go any larger).  I drew the wooden bench under the Magnolia girl on the green easel card with a multiliner.  The images are colored with Copic markers and the flowers are by Prima.