This card was inspired by Betsy Veldman's background she created with stamps.    I used different flower stamps, sentiments and felt flowers and did not use twine.  Her creation can be seen at http://scrapbookgirl.typepad.com/paper_scissors_and_superh/    She is incredibly talented and I encourage you to view her entire blog.



Isabella, May 15, 2011
Not the best photo, but her smile melts my heart



Gratitude



Isabella (3 years old)

This card is inspired by Debbie Olson at Thinking Inking which can be viewed at http://debbiedesigns.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341c5b6153ef014e86b19b60970d-popup
I made mine with different colors and background - a card for my precious daughter in law's birthday

3X3 note card
Stamp Set:  Sending You , Background Blocks and Flower Fusion #1 (text)
Cardstock:  Spring Rain and White
Ink:  Black, Raspberry Fizz, Orange Zest, Sunrise amd New Leaf
Accessories:  Flower Fusion #1 Die, Button Card Collection 1 1/2" Square Die, Raspberry Fizz Button and White Floss

Handmade
Stamp Sets:  Sending You, Button Boutique and Bitty Background Blocks
Ink:  Black and Summer Sunrise
Cardstock:  Summer Sunrise and Kraft
Accessories:  White Doilie, Die- Button Card Collection, 1/8" white silk ribbon, coaters, 3/4" circle punch, black rhinestones and textured embossing plate

Buttons Galore
Stamp Set:  Button Boutique
Cardstock:  White, Bitty Dot Summer Sunrise DP, Black and Black & White Basics DP
Ink:  Black and Summer Sunrise
Accessories:  Die, Summer Sunrise Ribbon, Twine, Scallop Edge Punch

SC326
Stamp Sets:  Delightful Doilies & Sending You (Papertrey Ink)
Cardstock:  Kraft, White, Royal Velvet, Avocado & Prints Lovely Lilac DP (SU)
Ink:  Vintage Violot & Ripe Avocado
Accessories:  Big Shot Textured Impressions Square Lattice Embossing Plate, Twine and White Button

These cards are inspired by Michelle Wooderson.  She is incredibly talented.  The dimension in her creations are outstanding, and I especially liked how she made her clouds dimensional by running them through an embosser first.  These cards are variations of her original creation.  Her blog can be seen at http://michellewooderson.blogspot.com/