Okay, so I have to come clean here. When I first saw this stamp set in the new catalog, I was NOT impressed, In fact, I do believe I went so far as to tell my friend, "Who in the heck would EVER buy those dumb big flowers???"
Thanks to the enable-isms of my dear, sweet stampin' friends over at SCS, I am now eating crow and have reformed my ways. Oddly, not only do I NOT hate this set anymore, I actually LOVE it!! Kinda weird, eh? (And I am SURE that this has NEVER happened to ANY of you, RIGHT????)
I made this spring lily card for CC213. I must also admit that this combo didn't seem very "spring-like" to me when I first read the list of colors. Again, I have done a 180 on that assessment as well. At least I am open to change and willing to admit when I have made a mistake . . . :)
Have a happy "hump" day . . .
Stamps: Fifth Avenue Floral, Holidays & Wishes
Paper: Close to Cocoa, Bashful Blue, So Saffron, Whisper White
Ink: Close to Cocoa, So Saffron
Accessories: Spellbinders Labels Three dies (S4-189), White taffeta ribbon, wide oval and scalloped oval punches, paper distressing tool, 1/2" circle punch, pearl sticker, pop-up glue dots
This is stunning, Wendy! I too, was on the fence about this set, but I am coming around! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLovely card! It seems you are doing 180's quite a bit lately! LOL Cathy
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Wendy and I love those flowers too :)
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ReplyDeleteDon't worry i was the same way!! But between everyone's blogs showing off this stamp set, and how universal it is.. I had to get it as of yesterday. In fact I stalked the post man after I ordered it! Now if only I actually put some ink to it...lol
love the card,
Charna
I love this set, and kinda felt the same way as you when I first saw it...
ReplyDeleteNow I am in love with what I see... But dont have my own yet! Can you believe I FORGOT to order it!!!! Now I am not putting an oredr in for a bit... Sheesh!
Diane Cooper
Wendy, this card is absolutely gorgeous. I have not ordered that set yet, because I kind of felt that same way. I may have to re-think this one. Thanks for this inspiring example.
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