I made this card for my friend Angelica for her birthday. I cased the idea for the lilies from one of my fellow Goddesses - Sabriena Satchwell. (Little Miss Scrapalicious) I was making the challenge card for this week Stampin' Royalty, I thought why not use the same design and add these lilies which are made with the 5-petal flower punch. I wish I knew how to link to another persons blog but if you go to Sabriena's blog you will find a link there that gives details on how to make these pretty flowers.
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Hi Shanda! Your thumbnail is showing up at SSCC blog so you did it RIGHT! *Ü* Sometimes it takes a few seconds or even a couple minutes for it to actually show up. Depends on how fast/slow your internet and if somebody else is trying to link at the same time. But YEP it's there! And your card is so GORGEOUS too!! I am in love with those subtle and yet cheery colors and your stamps are some of my FAVES from SU! Thank you so much for joining us at Stampin Sisters in Christ!! *Ü*
Shanda this is beautiful! I love the addition of those flowers! I want to try those!
I love those flowers!!
beautiful job
This is sooo beautiful! Love your flowers. Thanks for sharing with us! Thanks for playing along with us at Stampin' Sisters in Christ Challenges!
What a beautiful yellow confection! This is so elegantly simple but you have so many details added with the lilies and the scallops and ribbon. Glad that Kristine popped in to talk about the new link system, pretty neat, hmm? Thanks for participating in the Stampin' Sisters in Christ challenge this week!
This looks great! I'm sure Angelica will love it- or already does! Very pretty lilies! I'll help you with the link stuff when life calms down!
Love you!
Oh this is soooo pretty!!! I love these lilies!!! I have that punch... will have to go see how to make them! Thanks for playing along with us at Stampin Sisters in Christ!
How did you make the lilies? They're beautiful!
Oh Shanda this card is amazing!!!
Here is a link on how to make the lilies:
http://stampinking.blogspot.com/2010/03/easter-lilly-tutorial.html
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