Partial Die cut and emboss - Frenchie Stamps

Celebrate Sunflowers Partial Die Cut

September 11, 2020 | 1 Comment

Hello Stampers, Today card it is showcasing the Celebrate Sunflower partial die cut. Also, I have more techniques that I share in the video. Before I get started I want to give a shout out to Emma Goddard for the inspiration of the colors. I love daffodils ...

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