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Concertina Pop Up with Daisies and Dandelions

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Hello my crafty friends! Have been real busy in my yard so haven't been doing much paper garden but I have finally finished a couple of things. Today I have for you a Concertina Pop Up Card Susan did on her Facebook Live  a few weeks ago.  I haves used the following dies from Spellbinders / Susan's Garden S3-406 Kerria Japonica from Spring Flora,  S3-406 Button and Daisy Mum from Autumn Flora and Spellbinders S5-525 Essential Diamonds embossed with  EF3D-049 Twill Weave 3D Embossing Folder by Creative Expressions. The Paper I have used is P13 Hello Summer 03 .The paper has daisies and dandelions on it so I have used the Kerria Japonica for the dandelions and the mum die for the daisies along with wool roving for the spent dandelions. Finished card is 5" X 7" Card base video here Diamond shape was cut from green cardstock then next size down cut from white cardstock and embossed then adhered to the green diamond.  Using dimensional tape Diamond was attached ...

Baby Rose Card

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Hello to all my crafty friends out there!  I keep hoping for that spring weather to come and stay for a while but seems we get a couple of days of spring and then back into winter with cold temps and snow but then I have to stop and think we have nothing to complain about when you look at what so many in the southern states are going through I need to feel very very lucky!  My heart goes out to them for sure. Today I am posting a card that was made for my new great great niece.  Susan's Garden Notes Rose 2 was used along with Els van de Burgt Studio Stitched and Fitted Fishtail dies, Moda Scrap Dandelion Fluff dies and  Suzanne Cannon Baby Love die set. Although this card is my design the background of the card is not mine I cased it from Lauri Coons - Stampin Friends and I have told her that I had cased it.  She had posted a card on Facebook and I was intrigued so had to try it.  I chose colors to go with my card theme but the sky is the limit. Here...