Playing with the Thoughtful Flowers Stamp Set

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I am loving the December Stamp of the Month called Thoughtful Flowers. I pulled it out last night and started stamping away. I decided to make some masks with the flowers and ended up creating this card front. I thought I’d show you what I was working on even though I haven’t quite finished coloring it in yet. 

I stamped the flowers and the sentiment with my Black Memento ink pad. (It helps to use this ink when coloring with the alcohol markers. The stamped images don’t bleed!) The sentiment is from one of the stamp sets that come with the Flower Market Cricut Collection. I must say that there is definitely something to this “coloring for relaxation” thing. *Ü*

I am using my ShinHan Touch Twin markers to color the flowers. I love that they are so organized in my new Workspace Wonder Marker Stack. I was able to easily remove the marker stack from the full Workspace Wonder Organizer Set and pull it over to my workstation for easy access. Love it!

I am off to finish coloring. Have a great evening everyone. *Ü*

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  1. I love those color choices in that card. Going to have to get those storage bins for my craft table. It is always a nightmare of disorganized creativity. I lose small pieces in the chaos.

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