Bloomin' Love Birthday Card

Hi there.  Yesterday I had a craft day with a couple of friends and seeing Jo had her Bloomin' Love Stamp set and matching heart thinlits dies with her, we decided to CASE (Copy and selectively edit) a gorgeous gift bag we spotted on Pinterest. We all made cards instead and mine turned into a birthday card for my niece.


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Product List
Bloomin' Love Photopolymer Bundle
[140818]
$60.25
Thoughtful Banners Photopolymer Stamp Set
[141614]
$37.00
Sweetheart Punch
[133786]
$28.00
Very Vanilla A4 Card Stock
[106550]
$15.75
Crumb Cake Classic Stampin' Pad
[126975]
$11.50
Rose Red A4 Card Stock
[108613]
$14.00
Blushing Bride Classic Stampin' Pad
[131172]
$11.50
Pearl Basic Jewels Embellishments
[119247]
$8.75

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