I picked out my Bazzill paper for the base and cut it down to a 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" square card.  I like doing that particular size as it's bigger than the standard A2 but not too big like a 6" x 6".  I cut my Sweet Nothings paper to a 5 3/8" x 5 3/8" square and slightly distressed the edge with my handy dandy Tim Holtz distressing tool.  I cut my Truly piece to 3" x 5 1/4" and distressed it too.  Using a spritzing bottle, I spritzed a little water on the upper right corner of the pink Sweet Nothings layer, rolled it with a wooden veggie skewer and dried it with my heat gun.
  I went ahead and layered the two pieces of Basic Grey onto my Bazzill base.  Using a VersaMark stamp pad, I stamped the scrolled flourish stamp that comes with the set in the lower left corner and heat set some Stampendous! aged copper embossing enamel.  Of course it was beautiful, but it wasn't enough!  Oh, no!  This was calling for more, screaming for more!  I mixed up my own concoction of aged copper embossing enamel, aged silver embossing enamel, silver crushed glass glitter and gilded mica fragments.  It was like being back in preschool art class where you could have fun but the supplies were way cooler!  I felt like a little kid all over again.  To make my mix stick, I rubbed the corner of my VersaMark stamp pad on the paper, added my mixture and heat set it a little at a time.  The exposed upper right corner of the card was yelling for some, too, so I obliged.  I looked at my beautiful rose and knew  to really be "Fran-tage" it needed a little glitz of it's own.
  This time I used my VersaMark marker and colored on the rose image in a few strategic spots, added some clear embossing powder, silver crushed glass glitter and voila!  Fran-tage!  For my finishing touch, I took some 6"-wide tulle and cut a piece about 8", twisted it in the middle, taped it to the back of the rose, added some pop-dots and layered my rose and tulle on the card.  Here's the final results:

Hugs,
Lea