Lasting Lily is the stamp set that is being showcased at What Will You Stamp? this week.
Single Lily
This is a wonderful stamp set that is FREE with a qualifying order during Sale-A-Bration. And, the exciting news is that a coordinating die set can be purchased from March 1-31, as long as supplies last. The stamp set and dies are in my Product List below, so you can see more details.
I began today’s card by stamping the larger lily in Daffodil Delight ink on Whisper White cardstock. Then, I stamped the stem in Old Olive ink, and hand cut both pieces. I can’t wait to get the dies, to speed up the process!
The background is a piece of Floral Romance Designer Series Paper that I embossed with the Layered Leaves embossing folder. Additional interest was made with a Wonderful Floral die. I adhered this piece to a Mossy Meadow card base, and placed my single lily on an angle.
The sentiment, “thanks” is from the Well Written die set, cut from Mossy Meadow cardstock. Did I tell you how much I love these paper words?
My single lily needed some leaves, and there’s a beautiful one in the stamp set. Unfortunately, it has gone missing. I’m sure it’s stuck to something somewhere, but after searching, it was not to be found. So, I used leaves from the Wonderful Floral die set, cut from Pear Pizzazz cardstock.
The final detail was the bow, made with Old Olive Linen Thread, attached with a Mini-Glue Dot. I would buy this Linen Thread in every color, if it was available!
Thank you for checking out my blog today. If you have this stamp set, I hope to see your creation in our gallery at What Will You Stamp?
P.S. I found my Lily leaf! It was stuck to the bottom of my Stamparatus! LOL
Product List
two things: 1) yes, i would buy the linen thread in every color they offered!!! have even posted this to the sandbox ideas and 2) i also just recently lost a FL, so has my upline, my sister. i feel soooooo much less guilty about it now that i know my sister and i are not alone!!
loooooooove the card BTW.
Thank you for your comments, Jo Ann! I’m glad you requested the linen thread in the sandbox. Also, no need to feel guilty; it happens to everyone! These little guys are clear and sticky, so it’s their fault!