Stamp the petals with Crushed Curry ink across from each other all around the penciled circle until you have filled the flower in and stamp your stem and leaves using Always Artichoke ink
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September 07, 2009
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Linda how cute you are so creative making your flower like that, very smart.
Posted by: pat | September 07, 2009 at 06:01 PM