I forgot to get a side view of it but I think you can see the dimension they have in them, the bright pink little flowers were some that came in a package of goodies that I bought at the yard sale at my stamp store, there was no packaging to them so I don't know who the maker is but they are a very hard plastic. The doily is purchased and the leaves are a die cut.
Spellbinders- Bitty Blossoms, Spiral Blossoms, Mosaic Vine and Back to basics tags dies
Graphic 45 - Botanical Tea (background paper)
Tim Holtz - Vintage Shabby papers for the flowers
Little pink plastic flowers unknown
Queen & co. - Bubbles
Fiskars - Essential sayings stamp
Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by and say Hi,
Connie
12 comments:
What a sweet collection of flowers! I was just thinking of doing some "diy spiral roses" today with just a circle punch and scissors.
Gorgeous! Love all the great elements on this card.
Your flowers are gorgeous and I love that foliage die paired with your doily....so pretty!
The 3D flowers are so pretty on this card. They add that little bit more prettiness. The pretty backing card, the gorgeous flowers...the green foliage and the pretty lace doily, all combine to make an exquisite card.
Stunning, absolutely love the gorgeous flowers and what a great yard sale that must have been.
Hi dear Connie...I am late...Your cards are beautiful as ever...You are a great and talented artist!Best wishes,my friend!
O MY!! This is so very pretty!! I love it!!
Thanks so much for stopping by!!
Hugs,
Debbie
pink is so attractive element...love it
So pretty Connie.
Hugs Diane
A wonderful card, and great way to take advantage of being able to hand deliver it!
i would imagine the spiral cuts could be hard to glue down/attach to the card!! i like the raised flowers but yes, this would probably be a difficult card to mail!! i like the colors, they are nice and uplifting!!
Yes, this design is perfect for a hand delivered card, I like the colours you've used.
All the best Jan
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