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A Flower Pot Inspired Card

Flower Pots are great inspirations for cards:



The newest MFPSpeedyTV Inspiration Challenge is #56 Flower Pots. I used Marks Finest Papers Glad Glads for my sentiment and Holiday Tags for my tag. I watched THIS YouTube Video and learned how to make some book page flowers - I love them!

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  1. I love the neutral tones. It always give a card that something special look. Thanks for the link to the video. Those flowers really add to your car.d Wishing you a wonderful day.

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  2. Love your entire work Nwilliams its real pretty and quite inspiring, must say that this sounds a great creativity. Keep going :)

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  3. A gorgeous card, Nancy, and the flowers are super pretty.

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  4. Wonderful birthday card. Love the neutral colors and your flowers are so pretty. Off to see how you made them :-)

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  5. Relatively simple but exquisite card Nancy. Beautiful.

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  6. wow this is so stunning nancy.gorgeous neutral tones and your design and flowers are so stylish :D

    xx coops xx

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  7. So pretty Nancy! I love the distressed edges and your paper flowers are beautiful. ~jeni :)

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  8. This is a fabulous card Nancy, I love your beautiful flowers and earthy colours.
    Pauline
    x

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  9. Gorgeous card, Nancy - and the colors, design and layout are wonderful! What sort of fiber did you use for the bows!

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  10. A beautiful card and those roses are fabulous. You did a great job on them.

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  11. Looked at all the wonderful cards and scrapbook pages you created while I've been off! Each one is special and fantastic! Your creations are always inspiring!

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  12. Wow, this looks gorgeous!! Love those flowers and all the distressed edges and such a fab colour scheme :)

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  13. Oh be still my heart-look at these rolled roses. Positively enriching! I love that they are book pages and you can see the text. As a matter of fact I am loving the natural earthy tones of this card. I find myself so attracted to white, cream, burlap, and linen. Beautiful job on this one Nancy!
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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