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| Sizzix "Flower Layers #2" Die |
Here it is everyone!!! Very excited. I took all the sympathy cards you've sent me and instead of just locking them away in a photo box or album-- I die cut them into flower shapes and made a bouquet that will never wilt and never die!
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| Sizzix "Build a Lilac" Die |
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| Sizzix "Flower Layers" Die |
After each card was cut into a flower shape
(with the help of the best 40 bucks- I ever spent a.k.a with my Sizzix BIG Kick). I took each flower and hole punched the center with a small hole puncher. Then I used various colored brads to connect the flower 'petals'. Then I stripped some silk flowers off of their faux branches (I have lots of spare silk flowers floating around the craft room, ya know!) Then I simply took one of the many gorgeous vases I received from the many flower arrangements people very thoughtfully sent me [in this case; the lovely white vase with a silver cross that Ms. Meaghan Menice, my "Kendra". Thanks, Kendra!] and started to arrange the faux branches into some dry floral foam. 3 hours later and many, many private moments with my beloved and always faithful hot glue gun... I created this!
Ta-da! I am so excited that this really grew into exactly what I envisioned.
I really wanted to immortalize all the warm and wonderful expressions of love
and sympathy that my friends and family sent me & to creat a bouquet

of flowers that will sit with my mother's frame/urn on our mantel. I am over the moon with how well this turned out!She now has a gorgeous flower arrangement that will never wilt and never die- just like our love for her. Thank you for all the cards and the support! I am
forever grateful to you for it all. I hope you enjoy
the flowers as much I enjoyed making the project.
~Jenn





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