3 March 2009

Boo hoo Bodacious Bouquet going

I still remember the excitement of my first Stampin' Up! encounter which used Bodacious Bouquet (& dare I say it the rest is history!). The first 2 cards were the result of that encounter plus an order for BB, Vintage Violet & Cranberry Crisp (more teeth gashing!!).

This is such a versatile flower set with a range of flower bits & bobs. It's a set of 9 stamps for $68.95 & it's also one of the Bushfire Appeal sets where 50% of the retail price is being donated by SU! to the Victorian Red Cross. I am also donating 20% of any order containing one of the sets to the appeal personally too.
The card above also uses Hodgepodge Hardware, a Paisley Background stamp and Wonderful Words - all of which are retiring as well. The Pewter HPH & the Paisley BG stamp are bargains also at 25% off.

The word friend is taken from Take Three which is also retiring.




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  1. DebyMarch 04, 2009

    All very beautiful! I can't believe those were from your very first cards! Mine, in looking back, looks more like a 4th grader did them.

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  2. kareN stampZMarch 04, 2009

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  3. kareN stampZMarch 04, 2009

    not my first card made but my first card with SU! products & yes I loved everything - it so co-ordinated

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  4. a LITTLE craft crazeeMarch 04, 2009

    You should do this with the sets that ARENT retiren lol im a demo and your makin me waant all the retired sets :) fantastic stamping love love love it

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  5. AnneMarch 04, 2009

    Aww, I wish I could get Stampin Up easily in the UK :(

    Great stuff

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