Large or small, patterned paper, stamps or fabric flowers, or any combinations of these will do just fine.
And here is Amy's lovely example:
By the way, I just want to say thanks to all who have visited our blogs and left such sweet comments. We've enjoyed ourselves as well, and I do believe there will be another one in our future ;)
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I have to try these challenges! I always look at the blog, but rarely get round to making any cards. Maybe this could be a new years resolution for next year.
Amy, what a beautiful card. I love a simple design because it gets to show off its main feature - the focal point - that beautiful flower and its stamped side images. The ribbon and button add a nice touch. I like that a lot - good job!
ok so, I've not done this challenge, but yesterday I posted the ribbon frenzy for day 242 - and also posted catchup cards for challenge days 3, 12, 118, 125, 170, 181, 206, 224, 228, 238 and 239. Because I don't like combining challenges, I want to have actually done one card per challenge by the end of February (which I'm assuming will be 365 if it started March 1 this year).
Anyway, I've posted my catchups because Gloria & CAR think it would help. (Not so sure myself, some of them are a bit off challenge by accident)
Thank you Lois! I'm off to peek!
I found this blog a couple of weeks ago, but haven't had the chance to participate. I like checking the blog every morning, because it gives me something to think about all day. Once the kids are asleep I can then craft the night away! I had this idea early this morning, so I was itching to finally get to it. Hope you like it!
A flower bouquet? There can't be a better challenge for a flower freak like me lol! :)
Fun fun challenge! Thanks so much for thinking this one up! :D
Just love this card it is fabulous. Thanks Amy!
Take Care
Sharon
Great article as for me. I'd like to read something more about that topic.
By the way check the design I've made myself Overnight escorts
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