It took me a while to break down and buy these daisies.  I already had some Big Shot flowers.  Why did I need more?

I kept seeing samples.  Creative people doing beautiful things.  Cards.  Scrapbook pages.  Package toppers.  It went on and on until I couldn’t stand it any more.  Shoot, it only cost $19.95 (114520), and I could use my demo discount, so what was the big deal?

I’m so glad I bought this Bigz Die.  These graduated flowers are such fun.  It took me a while to figure out that they need an itsy bitsy curve in the petals to look their best.  You can do it with the side of a pencil or even your finger – just give a little roll to the edge of the petal and suddenly you have dimension!  Don’t whine, it’s not that much effort, and it looks great…

• No stamps!!  No Ink!
• So Saffron, Bashful Blue, and Kraft cardstock; Sale-a-bration 2009 Designer Series Paper
• Big Shot, Daisies #2 Bigz die, and Stampin’ Up! backgrounds 1
• Piercing tool and mat pack; retired colored buttons (substitute Fresh Favorites)

You could easily add a message on an oval punch – this card was for a custom order without sentiments.