I picked up a package of clear buttons from Impress the last time I was in the store. I stamped the flower head, cut it out using a circle punch and then used some glossy accents to adhere the clear button. I didn't punch the holes out and tie a bow because it would have messed up the flower. Green bakers twine was also picked up at Impress.
Tiny pearls added to the center of the flowers and the green cardstock is from Bazzill.
I was tempted to add a sentiment onto this, but resisted. Glad I did. ;-)
Also adding this card to the anything goes challenge over at SSS.
Also adding this to The Paper Players #207 which is add a button.
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12 comments:
A fun take on the sketch, Laurie! Thanks for playing along with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
Very pretty card, Laurie! I actually love that's white space at the bottom! Beautifully done, dear friend! Hugs...
I really love this card- so pretty!
So pretty! I love the sweetness of those simple stems combined with all that white space! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
Love it - I think simple is beautiful and love the white space. Great job.
Love your CAS take on the sketch. The trio of flowers is so pretty and I love that you made your own button with one of the images! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches!
What a clever way to make a perfectly co-ordinating button Laurie - a lovely fresh card. Thanks for joining us over at The Paper Players this week.
Pretty card! I like the flower inside the button. Nice touch. Thanks for joining us at The Paper Players.
Love this Laurie and so clever use of the flowers!
Beautiful colors and flowers, Laurie! I love your little button, too! Thanks for sharing this and playing with the Players this week!
I love the simplicity of your card, Laurie! I think those little pink flowers are beautiful and it is amazing you found the perfect little button! Thank you for joining us at The Paper Players this week! XX
I love the color palette, Laure! It's so perfectly clean and simple - with a button! Thanks for playing with the Paper Players!
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