Stamp Off Bouquet Bunch Flowers Blooming

Buffy, Susan and I are at it again.  Today we are excited

about Flowers Blooming.  Our weather in Ohio keeps

flipping and flopping from 20º to 50º, but hopefully

blossoms will abound!

For my project, I did a "flower box".  This box does not

fold up, as I used a small cardboard box as the base.

I "populated" my box with cut-outs created with the

Bouquet Bunch Framelits (p 216), Seasonal Layers

Thinlits (p 219) and Well Written Framelits Dies on

Occasions p 27.  The sentiment and butterflies with the

Butterfly Gala Bundle (Occasions p 35).  I used the 

Nature's Poem Designer Series Paper to wrap the box.

Hopefully this box of blossoms brings joy.

Now please click on, to see what Buffy and Susan

have done with their Blooming Flowers!

Dear Doily with Nature's Poem

This is another project that I made in my "room of limited

stamping supplies".  You can tell by the crumpled paper

used to add texture.  The sentiment comes from the

Dear Doily set (Occasions page 47) and was cut out with

the 2 inch circle punch.  The top and bottom circles were

punched out of Nature's Poem DSP (page 189).

I love the Tranquil Tide paper, so layered it up!

Butterfly Gala set with Gingham Gala DSP

Happy April Fool's Day!

This is a combination of retired SAB items and current

Occasions product.  The butterfly DSP and punched out

butterflies are from the retired SAB Botanical Butterfly

DSP.   I used the Butterfly Duet Punch and 

Gingham Gala Designer Series Paper (Occasions page 35)

to punch and layer images.  The sentiment comes from

the coordinating Butterfly Gala set on the same page.

These coordinating products work really well together.

And we can't ignore the lovely Lace Dynamic Textured

Impressions Embossing folder, found on Occasions page 11.

That folder works so well to add frilly details that coordinate

with those butterflies.

I have to add one more card, to say goodbye to the SAB
frogs.  They were just too much fun to play with!  The sentiment
comes from the Well Written Framelits Dies on Occasions
page 27.  It was layered on a rectangle cut out with the
Rectangle Stitched Framelits Dies on page 28.