Now what? I’m stumped.

Beautiful flowers.
You can use white gel pen or stickels to add something to the leaves and flowers.

And I believe distress inks stay water reactive until you seal it. So you can sprinkle it with water and dab it off.

You can always search on Pintrest for some sketch ideas. There is a lot of arrangement ideas , you can always add more foliage to them too.

MichyM Oxides are reactive with water just like Distress Inks. The difference is that oxides will oxidize to give a dreamy, creamy look. If you don't like that look, you can use Distress Microglaze over the Distress Oxides and it brightens the color. Plus microglaze seals and waterproofs. You use just a tiny amount as a little goes a long ways. Tim Holtz has videos on his Youtube Channel that are really good. One is a QA Demo for Distress Oxides and Distress Inks. They are long because it is like you are taking an in person class but if you want to use the products correctly and learn some cool techniques, then watch them! Your flowers look great, you could add some darker color to highlight and use the Sizzix Shaping tool. There is a vide on that too! Your flowers look great!

May I ask what die this is? Love your flowers.

I'd add some bees or a an adventurous snail, mouse or other little critter to the coneflowers, maybe using one as a parasol or bed! They look like they'd make good umbrellas on a rainy day. But if you're not feeling like making more elements, I'd agree a simple background would probably offset these the best.

Posted and tagged you. And here's the video. The examples are not in any way related to the style you're going for but the fun fold can be done in different shapes and sizes with different dies and might give you a little more wow factor even if you keep your card design simple. Or it might just be something to try another time. I'm not even sure why it came to mind in answer to your question!

That's very kind of you, but I'm drowning in die cut projects at the moment!  something-something-AliExpress-spree-after-three-years-of-no-spending-something.... ahem.  I can neither confirm nor deny that my table may currently be suffering an invasion of paper cutouts and rapidly losing ground.  It also may or may not be entirely my fault for not contemplating the consequences of adding another hundred-plus sets to my stash.  (It's 100% my fault.)

I have some super small ladybugs( brass and clay),bumblebees stamps&dies, tiny fairies dies and some more stuff. If you would like I can send you some.

I made this card long time ago so the picture is bad,it was more for me to remember the design instead of sharing.
I diecut this design into the front of my card and added one more layer for stability.
Than arranged the flowers. When you write your message make sure you stay behind the flowers .

This is what I did with it recently...I love these Honeybee flower dies!

Thank you! ❤️

That's beautiful Michy!

I bought a little envelope thickness template from Etsy that helps me know if I need to add extra postage to an envelope. I can't find my exact one, but it's similar to this.

Envelope Guide

MichyM beautiful card with an unexpected color background!

Tried to post yesterday before your card was shown but my post with links bit the dust—and suddenly I had to sign in. Anyway, my little system to get ideas if there’s no mojo is to 1) google the die or stamp set and select Images from the top of the screen, and some may have blogs/youtube video links. And 2) go to the company site and search on the name since they often show cards/videos. If Simon Says Stamp doesn’t pop up I often look there too.

Amy R from Prairie Paper and Ink has two different takes on her blog and youtube, one with a bit of splatter since she’s a splatter princess. Mari (no e) Clarke has a video and she’s so pleasant to listen to with her calming voice (she taught high school for years).

I found links to them and a couple others but since you’ve made your card won’t go hunting again but if you want to see them and can’t find them, just yell.