Today's card was made using papers from a Basic Grey 6 x 6 paper pad. I love the way they make all the papers coordinate so well. Recently we were on vacation and spent a few days in Branson, MO. There is a great stamp store there - Stampbooks Forever - so if you are ever in Branson, be sure to check it out.
I purchased the teapot stamp there and it has a design showing where to place stamped flowers. They also carry the punches to go along with the stamp. I purchased the punches as well but feel these are just a little too big or maybe if the flowers were in a lighter color they wouldn't be so overpowering.
I stamped the design with VersaMark and then heat embossed them using Egyptian Gold EP. After coloring the leaves with a Copic Marker, I actually cut the design out after I had added all the flowers and extra punched leaves. (When I started the design I didn't know if I was going to leave it on a white cardstock background or cut it out.) I used the SU punch for the photo corners.
Later this month, I'll be sending this card to my sister-in-law. I am very sure she doesn't see this page so it should be OK that I'm posting it now.
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What a beautiful and unique card! I am sure that you sister-in-law will love it!
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