I quickly discover that to get the size flowers that I want for my explosion boxes, I will have to hand cut the larger blooms. Thankfully I am still a child at heart as I absolutely love cutting (and colouring) and so this does not present a hassle to me.
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White open roses tinted with a touch of purple. Mini Photo display style. |
I am so lucky in that I am able to cut, colour, shape and glue the flowers whilst on the long drives between places as I do not get car sick at all. So while I chat and listen to my hubby and watch the scenery past, my fingers are busy if I want to craft.
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Pink roses on a stamped swirl background that has been glittered |
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Yellow tinted open roses with hand cut leaves. Swirl is a punch |
Hey Michelle! I found you over on the SCS forum. I love your explosion boxes! I've never made one, but may give it a try! I'm looking forward to seeing what you make in the future!
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Kristi