These Flower Pot Cards have been around for quite a while. They're fairly easy to do & can be adjusted in size if need be. I've added a template at the bottom of the page with the measurements that I prefer. I made the blue one first then, had to make another one for a workshop using current products (& that would be so time consuming). I ended up doing the one in the middle for the workshop. Stamps: Mixed Bunch Colours: Blackberry Bliss, Hello Honey, Mossy Meadow, Cajun Craze & Whisper…

Create this fun flower pot card with the Floral Essence stamp set! Here are the directions: Start with a piece of 8-1/2" x 3-1/2" Mossy Meadow card stock and score at 3-1/2 and 7". Use the Seasonal L

Spring is here and all the flowers are starting to come up. I just love this time of year, with all the different things popping up out of the ground and

I was pleasantly surprised a couple Saturdays ago with this beautiful gift sent to me by Verla Carpenter, a very talented demonstrator on my team. She sent BOTH me and my upline, Susan one of these

Don't you just love fun shape cards. I created this great flower pot card today using the new Daisy lane stamp and punch from Stampin' Up! and I just love how it turned out. So simple and fun to make I had to come share so you can make one too. The new Daisy lane stamp and punch bundle make creating this card real easy. Along with the leaf punch creating this card is quick and easy as well as fun. Its great knowing you have things which co-ordinate. Another great benefit to this set is it…

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Hello my crafty friends! I have seen a lot of these flower pot cards lately and am finally getting around to making one myself. It has bee...

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Generally, Flower Pot easel cards are created by cutting a flower pot shape from card stock and securing it to the front section of an easel card. Although I've used the same general technique, instead of cutting a flower pot shape, I've used a pre-coloured digital image of a flower pot from the new set "A Little Something". 1. I started by opening the images and a sentiment in MSWord, a simple program that's familiar to most people. I set the pot height to 13/4", which will be the height of…