Lily of the Valley Overload
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Hello my crafty friends! My card today was created using a picture I printed off from Facebook, a Lily of the Valley 3D embossing folder and Spellbinders Susan's Garden Lily of the Valley dies (retired). Card Base is 5" X 7" using 100# white cardstock. The first mat was from green cardstock cut 4-3/4" X 6-3/4" adhered to card front using Clear Double Sided Adhesive. Black cardstock 4-1/2" X 6-1/2" was used for embossed layer. I used Lisa Horton's Background Lily of the Valley 3D Embossing Folder LHCEF 190 . This was adhered to card front using Clear Double Sided Adhesive. I love Lily of the Valley as you can probably tell. I loved the vase so I printed 3 copies on photo cardstock. I fussy cut them out (I actually cut the bottom off in order to make it fit my 5" X 7" card. I adhered the 3 vases together using Kids Choice Glue . I then used Ultra Thick Clear Embossing Powder to emboss the vase then put immediately in the freez