Jen's CAS256 = scallops. I punched the side border from the Kraft. Then I punched the border from white computer paper(thin) and glued it over the Kraft.
Dawn's TLC465 = White Kraft Watercolor. Per her instructions, I stamped my daisies image with VM and heat embossed with white. The next step I deviated a bit: I used white acrylic(instead of white craft ink) to add white to my image. It was part of the coloring as well as a base, where I would add color with reinkers and an aqua brush.
TFL
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Mon, Jan 20, 2014 @ 5:03 AM
Good morning gallery neighbour.....love your card. I love the scalloped edge..so pretty and your flowers turned out great.
do you ever make a card I don't like?
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Mon, Jan 20, 2014 @ 6:07 AM
OH MY GOSH!!! WOWZER!!!! These daisies are gorgeous!!! TFS
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Mon, Jan 20, 2014 @ 6:10 AM
Oh, Sallie, I cannot even begin to express how much I like this :-). Daisies, as crazy as it may sound, are one of my favorite flowers. I had daisies and yellow roses in our wedding. Maybe CAS but in my eyes over the top :-)
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