This is a simple flower using the Dogwood punch from McGill-I found the best price Here
I picked up this punch when I was recently in Oklahoma. I punched it out of coffee filters & colored with chalks. The center is punched from the "small stamen" punch by the punch bunch & colored with twinkling H2o's, I layered about 3 of these. Leaves are stamped then cut out. I had a hard time photographing this, it is much prettier in person.
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Oh, Lisa, this is gorgeous! Your flower is so delicate and sweet and I love the simple sketch. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThis is another gorgeous flower, and the the card is pretty too :).
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card! I love the softness!
ReplyDeleteLisa, ok, this is getting scary! I was just thinking about doing a flower just like this! It reminds me of the little pink buttercup wildflowers mixed in with the bluebonnets! It is perfect. How do you do your leaves they are just right, soft and light?
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card. I like the soft pink and once again, you did a masterful job with the flower. THey look so realistic on the screen, I can just imagine how much more awesome they look in real life.
ReplyDeleteYou do such beautiful work with these flower punches. I love your cards!!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving all the flowers you created. Love the soft look of this card. Very pretty!
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