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Poster: askloeblen

 I pulled out an old stamp set and CASEd an old card (Sahara Stems by atomicbutterfly at Splitcoaststampers )

I changed the card size (smaller) and sentiment; used flocking instead of glitter; used 3 rhinestones instead of 5 brads; and used twine instead of ribbon with buckle.

Cut green panel and adhere to front of cream card base. Trim sand panel and paper pierce around the border; trim twine & adhere around panel; layer on green panel. Cut purple, green, and cream rectangular panels; stamp stem on cream panel in green ink and distress edges of cream panel. Adhere 3 panels together. Stamp sentiment on cream panel in black ink. Add glue to portions of stem image and sprinkle on purple flocking; shake off excess and allow to dry. Adhere layered panels to card base. Add 3 purple rhinestones. TFL!

Date: Tuesday, February 15, 2022 GMT
Views: 686
Favorited: 3
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Keywords: Garden Silhouettes get well
Stamps: Garden Silhouettes, Clearly Besotted
Paper: green, sand, purple, cream
Paper Size: A2
Ink: green, black
Accessories: purple flocking; rhinestones; paper piercing tool, mat, & template; twine; liquid glue; distressing tool
Techniques: flocking
Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 1

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Conniecrafter


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Registered: September 17, 2007
Location: Illinois
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Tue, Feb 15, 2022 @ 6:15 PM

lovely, the flocking is a great idea, I haven't used that stuff in so long, great inspiration!

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Katchoo1


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Registered: December 3, 2011
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Thu, Feb 17, 2022 @ 7:11 PM

And flocking is an old school technique, I love the way you combined all theses,

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