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Here is my take. I was especially inspired by Agata's text flowers in white.
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Oh, and I nearly forgot, I've had a few questions about the marker holders in my craft room--I got them at Michaels (very inexpensive) and they are made by a company called "Simply Built."
Supplies---Stamps: Hero Arts (CG125, CL272, S5213), Tulips (Jane's Doodles Digital Stamp available HERE), Woodgrain (All Night Media); Ink: Distress Ink (Tim Holtz/Ranger), Black Ink (Stampin' Up), Martha Stewart Marker, White Gel Pen (Sakura); Other: Embossing Folder (Provocraft for Cuttlebug), Pearls (Recollections), Dimensional Adhesive (All Night Media), Misc. Cardstock and Embroidery Floss