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This time my eyes focused on the little flowery prints in the hexagons, and I went looking for a little flower stamp. Once that was colored and trimmed out into a circle and framed with a brown scallop, my "plan" took on a life of its own. I had originally thought I'd use some gingham and ditzy prints and make different sizes of circles to sprinkle down the card - that just didn't pan out, and instead I cut those same papers into strips and made a little strip-pieced panel, which I then embossed to look like it's been quilted. I added some lace down the right side, found a sentiment that would fit into what was left of my card base, and here is the result:
supplies; white and brown cardstock, Amuse and various scraps of old dps, Hero Arts CL500 Love Every Day (the flowers from a little vase), CL417 Huge Hugs, Palette Burnt Umber ink, Memento markers, Hobby Lobby lace, Cuttlebug Wicker Weave embossing folder, Ranger Glossy Accents for centers of flowers