Fabric Flowers

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Are these not the cutest things you have ever seen? I made them last week using the SU! Flower Fold die cut (item 115970, $42.95) and some fabric I found in the remnant bin at a craft store. They can be made into a hair tie, barrette, broach, or decoration. I especially love the one for St. Patty's day. I am selling these. If you would like one they are $4, you just need to let me know which of the options above you would like and which style. The blue one is 5" across and the green is 4" both can be made smaller for $3/ea. I can also do custom colors, they are so much fun to make! If you are lucky enough to be in my stamping club, we will be making these beauties at our next meeting, along with some other fun fabric items!

Happy Stampin'
Tricia

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  1. LisaMarch 2, 2010 at 7:59 AM

    Oh my gosh! So many cute things in the Mini Catalog! Now an even BIGGER decision--what is your take on the clear vs. wood mount stamps? Can't wait to put an order together!

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  2. AnonymousMarch 3, 2010 at 6:57 PM

    The Occasions mini is beautiful isn't it? I am really liking the clear mounted stamps. They images are still made of rubber but they can be applied now to a clear block. I have noticed my stamping has become straighter and they definately take up less room. I would be happy to show you the new stamps anytime. Let me know.
    Tricia

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