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Total Chaos | Inky Flower Stamp | Mixed Media Canvas

Posted on March 9, 2020March 9, 2020 by helen

Hello and Happy Monday to you! We hope you had a lovely weekend, they just go too fast don’t they! We have loads of inspiration coming your way this week from our wonderful Design Team. First up this morning is Jane Tyrrell with a gorgeous canvas featuring our ‘Total Chaos’ stamp set which includes our incredibly popular inky flower stamp in a new larger size…

inky flower | stamp | creativity | mixed media

This is a large A5 size set which means that there are now 3 sizes of the awesome inky flower. A tiny version is in the new Accessorize set:

card making stamps | cupcake | flower | wings |rings

and this of course is the original set called Creative Chaos which is an A6 size set.

This is the very first card I ever made with ‘Creative Chaos’ back in January 2019:

stamping on book pages | card | inky flower stamp

I used book pages from my beloved A Tale of 2 cities for the bloom and it is my most pinned card on Pinterest!

So when I saw the new ‘Total Chaos’ I knew I just had to use book pages again, as I did for my first make with ‘Creative Chaos’, and this time I decided to make a canvas.

This is what I got up to..

(Apologies that there are not a lot of process photos here as I have been so busy making samples. I just did not get time to stop and keep taking snaps especially with very inky hands).

I decided I wanted to make a background to make me think ahead to spring days and used lots of ink sprays and water on heavyweight watercolour paper. They are a mix of distress sprays; pine needles, mustard seed, wild honey, grass and turquoise Dylusions greens plus some tarnished brass metallic spray.

I cut myself a 5 x 7″ piece from it and stamped the flower to get an outline and placement for my canvas.

I then stamped the scribble stamp over the top in orange archival ink.

Out came my well used Tale of 2 cities and I stamped the flower and 2 of the small flowers onto a page and cut them out. I also added some stamping around the edge of the canvas using archival ink and the other background stamps.

I stamped the sentiment onto a snippet of card, cut it out and mounted it on black card. I added Glossy Accents to the large circle and to some of the circles in the background, I wanted it to appear as dewdrops.

Here is my finished canvas:

mixed media canvas | inky | flower stamp

with some close ups

and one last shot..

inky flower | stamp | canvas | ink sprays

Thanks so much for stopping by today.

If you would like to see me in action, I will be demonstrating on the Stampers Grove stand at the NEC in Birmingham on Thursday 19th and Friday 20th March, sharing lots of tips and techniques with the new Visible Image stamps and stencils plus lots of oldies too.

Back soon.

Bye for now,
Jane x

We love how our flower looks stamped on the book pages Jane, and your background is amazing! The dew drops add that extra special touch.. Thank you ♡

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Helen & Mark xx

Bold and Beautiful ATCs

Posted on March 18, 2018March 18, 2018 by helen

Hi there! Josefine is here on the blog today with some gorgeous inspiration…

Hello and welcome to a new post for Visible Image. I was in the mood for something bright, something very bright 😉

Because I haven’t used my Distress Oxide in a while, I decided to create a few bright ATCs using them.

I started with a 3 1/2 x 9 inch piece of water color paper and smeared the Oxides directly onto the paper. Then I spritzed water on top, let the inks move and mix and heat set it. Next up, I used the smooshing technique where I put the ink directly onto my craft mat, spritzed some water on top of that and then dragged the paper through the wet ink.

Now I cut up the ATCs to the size 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch and started decorating them. The first one with Golden mica flakes through the Stars & Stripes stencil. This had to dry the longest, so I set it aside and continued with the other ATCs.

The second ATC also needed some stencilded background. For this one, I used Cosmic Skies with White Linen Dylusions spray.

I wanted to do something slightly different for the third ATC, so I stamped a few patterns with the Mesh-ellaneous stamp set.

For the focal points I stamped two of the flowers from the Imperfection is Beauty set and my favorite paper boat from Destination Unknown. I just fuzzy cut them and let them white. I thought that this makes it pop even more, rather than any color I could have colored it in. The only “coloring” I did was sprinkling some London Blue and Bubblegum Pink onto one of the flowers and the coordinating ATC.

At the end I adhered everything together and finished it off with a little blending around the borders. Now these are some bright ATCs 🙂

Have you ever created or exchanged some? I like the small size, that you can still do so much with it, but don’t need to find some empty wall space to hang it up afterwards 😉

Supplies Used

Close Ups

Ohhh we are loving these so much!! Brilliant ATCs! Thank you Josefine ♡

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Thanks for visiting our blog today.

Enjoy your Sunday.

Mark & Helen xx

Inky Notecards – Visible Image Stamps

Posted on August 1, 2016 by helen

Hi there! Thank you for coming to visit our blog today.

HUGE apologies for neglecting our blog for a few weeks! July was such a busy month.. so many orders to make, and then we escaped for a week away in beautiful Ibiza…

Santa Eulalia July 2016

We had a wonderful time and a much needed rest!

We have so many amazing Design Team projects to share with you, so we will be catching up with lots of posts every day for the foreseeable future, as we don’t want to miss out on any of them!

First up, here’s Kim Johnny with some fantastic inky inspiration…

Hi!

It’s my turn to share some creative Visible Image playtime. The kids are off from school and the time ran away from me a teeny bit. So, I wanted to make something simple and bright.

Hope you like them!

Using some of my most favorite stamps and Inktense Color Blocks, I made some clean and simple notecards.

I used the Flower INKognito and Butterfly INKognito Visible Image stamps.

Visible Image stamps - Inky butterfly - flower stamps - Kim Johnny

I applied the color block directly onto the stamps in various scribbles.

Misted the stamp with water, Inktense color blocks activate with water and

when dry are very stable and permanent.

The images are stamped onto watercolor paper I cut to size before stamping.

Stamp away.. I could easily do tons of these and not get bored!

Each one even using the same colors comes out unique.

Thanks for looking and hope you can make a bit of time to play!

hugs

~kim

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So, come back and visit us again soon to see more gorgeous inspiration from our wonderful team.

Bye for now!

Mark & Helen xx

Double Vision @ Visible Image

Posted on January 8, 2016January 8, 2016 by helen

It’s Fridayyyyy! And it’s fabulous which means Pauline is here which some colourful inspiration to lead us into the weekend…

Hi Crafters,

This is my first Blog of 2016, so Happy New Year, and I hope the forthcoming year brings you happiness and smiles.

This week I wanted to share an 8″ x 8″ card I made for the Visible Image TV show on Create and Craft in December, using some of their awesome stamps.

Visible Image stamps - inky eye stamp - flower - Pauline Butcher

The stamps I used on this project are… Vision INKognito set and Flower INKognito Set.

The background was created using Brusho’s, the sprinkle and spritz method, onto some white 7.5″ x 7.5″ card, whilst it is still wet, place a harlequin design stencil on top and dry through it with kitchen roll, remove the stencil, and leave the card to dry naturally.

The eye needs to be stamped twice, onto heatproof acetate using Versamark, and heat emboss it using Black embossing powder, then fussy cut them both out. Turn one eye over thus making a pair.

On the reverse side of the eyes, (remembering that one will have the embossing on the front, and one the embossing on the back) colour the iris with alcohol pens, then paint over the eyes with white gesso, ( you might need to do 2 coats) so when you turn them over to the front, you have a coloured iris, and whites of the eyes.

Pop these to one side, whilst you complete the background.

Right, on your now dry background card, place the eyes in a position you’re happy with, but don’t glue them yet, you can gauge how much card you have left to decorate, remove the eyes, using the INKognito flower head, stamp the bottom half of the card using ‘Mustard seed’ Distress ink, then stamp over again with ‘Ripe Persimmon’, giving a sort of 3D look.

Using the longest bit of the flower stamp splats, stamp around the top of the card using ‘Salty Ocean’.

Now attach your eyes, using glue, you can see where to stamp your sentiment, and using Versamark, and heat emboss with White Embossing powder.

Now the eyebrows, (which is the Inkognito Flower Stem), stamp using ‘Mustard Seed’, then stamp again using ‘Salty Ocean’.

To finish off, add some white pen as the light source in the eye, use some Black Stickles around the eye, and yellow Stickles in the middle of the flowers for that bit of bling.

Have a look at the January Visible Image ‘Show and Tell’, and get your entry in, for a chance to win some fantastic stamps, and there’s some really awesome new designs coming out very soon.

The next Visible Image Create & Craft TV appearance, is scheduled for Saturday February 6th, at 11am,

Mr. Visible Image (Mark) and myself will be demoing some fantastic new stamp designs and… something else !!!

If you keep your eye on the Visible Image Facebook group HERE, you may well get some sneak peeks at some point……just saying !!!!

Thanks for visiting, and sorry about the rambling, lol,

Hugs, Pauline xxxxxxx

Wowza! What an awesome project! Thank you Pauline for your brilliant step by step too.

We hope you will have a go a creating yourself a pair of Visible Image eyes.. and make sure you show us over in our Facebook group!!!

We will be back tomorrow with some super Saturday inspiration from Susanne Rose.

Have a great evening.

Mark & Helen xx

Awesome Inspiration – Visible Image DT

Posted on December 10, 2015 by helen

Hello there! Thank you for coming to visit us here on the Visible Image blog today!

We are getting very excited now, as we will be heading off to Peterborough tomorrow for our Create & Craft TV show on Saturday morning at 11am!

Mark and Pauline will be demonstrating our stamps live on air, and they have some awesome projects planned 🙂

Today on the blog we’re sharing some of the gorgeous samples created by our amazing team using stamps on the show…

Susanne Rose

I’m sharing some inspiration with the super unique Visible Image Stamps. I made a CAS card using the “Butterfly INKognito” together with the “Live Life Now ” Stamp.

Visible Image stamps - Live Life Now - Susanne Rose

This is a really quick and very elegant card! I used the Crealies Double Stitched Frame die and cut a rectangle shape from white cardstock. I masked a frame arround the base with washi tape, so that the stamped images don’t go close to the edges. I stamped the Butterflies with Distress Inks. I used “Dusty Concord”, “Picked Raspberry” and “Spiced Marmalade”. Finally I stamped the sentiment “Live Life Now” with StazOn “Jet Black” ink into the center. I mount everything with 3d foam pads to a white card.

Susanne.

Kim Bacon

A simple card today featuring the gorgeous Where Dreams Take You sentiment.

Colour stencilled through circles and over stamped with the simple circle from the Universal set.

Happy Days! Kim

Sue Joseph

My tag has a dylusion and shaving foam background, and the Flower INKognito and Imperfection is Beauty stamps are heat embossed in wow black ebony.

Much Love
Suze

Lisa Nygards

I’ve had really fun and made a Canvas for today! Lovely to play around with colors and make a big mess sometimes. I’ve used the Vision INKognito (eye) and the sentiment from the set Behind Every Mask. Think they fit well together.

Visible Image stamps - Grungy Eye stamp - Canvas - Lisa Nygards

I’ve used only acrylic colors I think, and the white dots are heavy modeling paste. The eye is stamped on tissue paper and glued with decopage laque. The green in the eye is painted with pitt pastel pens when the decopage glue was dry. The size of the canvas is 6″ x 6″.

Teresa Morgan

I have used the beautiful Angels Are Near stamp set to create a Christmassy mixed media canvas.

To begin, I covered the canvas with some music print paper, torn around the edges. Then I added some gesso around the sides to soften the paper edges, and in random areas over the paper. Once dry I stamped the feather and embossed in white all over the canvas. I wanted a metallic edge to the feathers, so inked the stamp again (but only on the edges) and stamped over the top of the white embossing powder, adding copper embossing powder this time.

Visible Image - Feather stamp - Teresa Morgan

I drew a simple angel on some cardstock and painted with acrylic paint then cut out and glued in place. Next I stamped the sentiment, cut out and glued on to the angel.

Visible Image - Angels Are Near - Teresa Morgan

Finally I used some Pumice Stone Distress Ink around the edges of the canvas to age it and take away some of the whiteness of the gesso.

Teresa.

Wow! Amazing work that showcases our gorgeous stamps brilliantly… thank you ♡

We are so excited about our return to Create & Craft… it’s been almost 2 years! Wow how time flies! We’ll be regular guests on the show which is fantastic 🙂

You can watch our show live at 11am this Saturday on Sky 674. Freeview 36. Virgin 748. Freesat 813.

You can also watch online on the Create & Craft TV website!

Our show is due to be repeated on the Craft Extra channel at 1pm on Saturday too.. sky channel 675.

There’s a fantastic bundle of Visible Image stamps up for grabs over on the Create & Craft TV Facebook page, so head on over and give their page a like (if you haven’t already!) and look down the wall for our giveaway photo! Then comment and share the post for your chance to WIN! The lucky winner will be chosen on Friday.

Come back and see us here tomorrow as we have more stunning new show samples to share with you.

If you fancy applying to join our Design Team there are only a few days left now, it closes on Tuesday December 15th! More details HERE.

Have a great day!

Mark & Helen xx

Visible Image Stamps Are Good For The Soul

Posted on September 5, 2015 by helen

Hello and thank you for catching up with us here today 🙂

We are back with more fabulous inspiration for you, as promised, here on the Visible Image stamps blog!

There is a theme going on with Pauline’s cards.. things that are good for the soul. And we guarantee that our stamps are.. as you’ll be smiling inside and out when you create with them 🙂

Over to Pauline Butcher…

Hi there,

Today I’m sharing two cards I made for my Inky Workshop in August, using some fabulous unique Visible image Stamps.

The stamps used on this card are……

Sing, and Soul Music.

And the stamps here are…..

‘Creativity is good for the soul’ from the Make me Smile Set and Flower INKognito.

Both cards were made using the same ingredients, shaving foam and Dylusion ink sprays for the backgrounds, and the images and sentiments were stamped using Black Versafine ink, and coloured and highlighted with Stickles.

Plenty of time to get your entries into the ‘SHOW & TELL‘ challenge this month, just make sure you use only Visible Image Stamps for a chance to win some yummy stamps.

Take a look at the Visible image Facebook Group, for inspiration, and a place for you to display your creations, using their fantastic stamps.

I am hosting some ‘Pauline’s Inky Workshops’ soon… using Visible Image Stamps,and other things…

Saturday September 12th at Pink Tulip Creations in Studley, please contact Sheila on 01527 852052 for more details.

Saturday September 19th at St. Budeaux Baptist Church, Plymouth, please email me [email protected] or PM me on Facebook for more details.

Sunday October 25th, Warwick, please email me [email protected] or PM me on Facebook for more details.

Happy Crafting, see you soon, hugs, Pauline xxxx

Wowza! Loving all that colour and what superb backgrounds! So much fun to be had playing with shaving foam and inks… go on give it a go! And if you can make it to one of Pauline’s fabulous inky workshops you will love every second!

You’ll find all our amazing stamps HERE in our shop! Go on treat yourself… we think you deserve it 😉

We will be back tomorrow with more awesome cards and projects from our very talented team.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Mark & Helen xx

Flowers and Fishnet – Visible Image stamps

Posted on July 10, 2015 by helen

Good Evening 🙂

Elena is here with another fabulous Design Team project…

Hello dear friends!

Today I want to show you the new card for Visible Image, with tremendous flower stamps this time! I also didn’t go without a dragonfly! 🙂

Visible Image stamps - Inky Flower - Ripped Fishnet - Elena Smoktunova

Elena

Gorgeous card… love the INKognito flower with our Ripped Fishnet stamp! Elena has also used our fabulous Bronte script and Dragonfly stamp.

You can find more of Elena’s fantastic work over on her blog.

We will be back shortly with Teresa’s latest project!

Mark & Helen xx

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Hearts And Flowers @ Visible Image

Posted on June 28, 2015 by helen

Good Evening, thanks for coming to visit us here on the Visible Image blog.

We have had a day packed full of inspiring projects from the team! We are finishing up with some gorgeous cards from Karen Liddle…

Time for me to show you a couple of cards using stamps from Visible Image…

Visible Image stamps - All My Tomorrows verse - Clockwork Heart - Karen Liddle

I used Aquatints to create the background for this one, on watercolour card.

The stamps I used are –

Bronte Script (background)

Cogs from Time After Time set (background)

Plasma (background)

Heart INKognito

Clockwork Heart from Oz Tin Man set

Border stamping – flower stem from Flower INKognito

All My Tomorrows

This background was created by stamping in Versamark, heat embossing with clear embossing powder, then blending inks over. I did this 2 or 3 times creating layers.

Stamps used are –

Flower INKognito

Ink Splats

Me Time

Karen

Love these cards… the clockwork heart works brilliantly with our INKognito heart for a really different look! Gorgeous background on the second card too… I think we could all use some ‘ME Time’ and it makes me want to sit in a sunny meadow full of gorgeous flowers 🙂 Thanks Karen!

You can find more of Karen’s fab work over on her blog.

So that concludes another week of amazing work from our awesome team! What do they have in store for you next week? Well you will have to pop back every day to find out! We will be kicking off the week as always with our amazing Kim Bacon 🙂

Enjoy the last part of your weekend!

Mark & Helen xx

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Inspired By Flowers – Visible Image stamps

Posted on June 8, 2015June 8, 2015 by helen

Good Afternoon 🙂 We’re back with our 3rd post today!

This time Kim Johnny is here to share her first Visible Image DT creation…

Happy Monday!

I hope you are having a bright and happy day so far!

Today is my first post featuring a project I made for the Visible Image Design Team! I am so excited and so nervous! The stamps are brilliant and I really really hope you like my project!

When you have a moment hop over to check out the awesome shop, Visible Image stamps do not disappoint! They are fabulous. I really enjoyed making this canvas with the stamps I was sent, thank you Helen & Mark!

The canvas is about 6 1/2 inches wide and about 12 inches tall.

As soon as I saw this stamp, Flower INKognito, I knew I wanted to do a repeating pattern. I used Ranger White Super Fine embossing powder to keep as much detail as possible.

I stamped onto Bristol paper, and inked with Distress Inks in Mermaid Lagoon, Peacock Feathers and Cracked Pistachio for the bright colors.

The bottom layer is stamped using Ink Splats and clear embossed. The sentiment is one of my absolute favorites, (come back next week to see more of my new favorites)!! It is part of the Imagine, Dream Inspire set, as real must-have 🙂

Thank you so much for stopping by today!

There is lots of fun at Visible Image and many ways to keep up with all the new releases and exciting makes from the whole team. I hope you join and play along soon. Here is a list of where you can find all the best Visible Image spots:

Tons of Inspiration from the Design Team on the Visible Image Blog, HERE

Come and JOIN the Facebook Group where you can enter our ‘Show & Tell Challenge’ for your chance to WIN some awesome Visible Image stamps!

And don’t forget to LIKE the Visible Image FACEBOOK PAGE too!

You can also sign up to the Newsletter HERE

Have a super day! See you soon.

~hugs~

~kim

Gorgeous canvas, thank you Kim! Loving your background, it’s so dreamy! 🙂

You will find more of Kim’s fantastic work over on her blog.

We’ll be back shortly with Karen Liddle’s first DT post.

Mark & Helen xx

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Inky Flower stamp – Visible Image

Posted on May 2, 2015 by helen

Good Morning 🙂 Yay it’s the weekend!

Sorry for missing yesterday’s post (seems to be becoming a habit!) but it’s for a very good reason… Loads of orders from our awesome customers keeping us extremely busy!!! Thank you <3

So here’s Pauline’s ‘Fabulous Friday’ post which, if you follow Pauline’s blog, you will have seen yesterday!

Hey my crafty friends, how are you?

Another week has flown by, and I’ve been busy creating, as usual.

I was having a bit of sort out, and found my Alcohol inks, so have been playing with them, I love their bright juicy colours, and of course they are the perfect match with some awesome Visible Image Stamps.

Using a Distress Ink blending tool with a piece of felt, I put 3 colours of Alcohol ink onto the felt, and a drop of Blending Fluid, then pounced over a piece of 8″x 8″ white gloss card.

For the first card I cut a 5″ x 5″ piece from the pattered card I had just made, and stamped the flower and stem using Versamark, and heat embossed using Black powder, then using the Happy Birthday stamp, did the same. a little bit of mat and layering onto a 6″ card blank and some Stickles, and hey presto……..

The second card was the left over pieces of the card I had coloured, and again using the same stamps and versamark, but this time using a black sparkle embossing powder, adding Stickles to finish. 2 Very simple cards made.

The Visible Image stamps used on these two cards were…

Flower INKognito ( one of my favourite ) and the Happy Birthday Set.

This was a tag I made for the lovely Mrs Awesome, (aka) Helen, as she was feeling very under the weather with ‘manflu’ last week caught from Mr Awesome himself, Mark, the owners of Visible Image Stamps.

I made this tag in the same way as before, but instead of pouncing the ink, I dragged and weaved my tool onto the card, giving a sort of wavy effect, I stamped the Inkognito butterfly, and heat embossed in black powder again, I then stamped the large butterfly with Versamark and heat embossed, onto a small piece of heat resistant acetate, and fussy cut it, fixing it above the butterfly on the tag, a sentiment and some mat and layers, and of course Stickles to finish.

The Visible Image stamps I used on this were…

Butterfly INKognito and Large Butterfly.

A new months ‘Show and Tell’ has started for May, so get your entries in for a chance to win some fantastic stamps, details HERE.

Check out our Visible Image group on Facebook HERE.

If any one out there is interested, Visible image has a Design Team call out at the moment, looking for new teamies to join us in spreading the Visible Image love, details are HERE.

Hugs Pauline xxxxxx

Firstly thank you again for your gorgeous Get Well tag Pauline… I love it <3 And it worked… I’m better 🙂

Fabulous cards, so bright and summery! Awesome backgrounds for our awesome stamps! If you haven’t got your hands on some of our INKognito stamps yet, what are you waiting for?! You’ll find them all HERE!

You’ll find more of Pauline’s stunning work over on her blog. Keep an eye out on our Events Page for Pauline’s demo days and workshops 🙂

We will be back later with more Visible Image stamps inspiration from Amber, who leaves us at the end of May after 18 months on our team. We are very sad to lose her and will be sharing our favourite ‘Amber cards’ at the end of May!

Get your Design Team application in!

See you back here later!

Have a great Saturday 🙂

Mark & Helen xx

Posted in Butterflies, Design Team inspiration, Feminine Inspiration, Sentiment stamps Tagged Happy Birthday, inky butterfly, inky flower stamp, Visible Image stamps

Karma Flower – Visible Image stamps

Posted on February 28, 2015 by helen

Good Afternoon 🙂 We are back with our second inspirational post today!

Over to the awesome Amber Kroening…

Hello! I’m back again with another Visible Image card to share. I used my two favorite Visible Image collections on this card; Express Yourself, and INKognito. I started by stamping the Speckle Background stamp with several different ink colors onto a white card front. I stamped my sentiment and flower in black ink, and used Black Soot Distress Ink to ink the edges, and adhered it to a pink card base.

I used my clear Wink of Stella glitter pen to add sparkle to the card base, and the flower center. I must say this is my favorite glitter pen EVER. It’s actually a brush, so you can put it on in a fine line, or a thick line. It’s hard to photograph but it looks really amazing on projects.

Don’t forget to join in on our February Show and Tell!

For more Visible Image inspiration check out their Facebook group, and Blog homepage.

That’s all for today, thank you for stopping by!

Fantastic card Amber! Don’t you just love that KARMA stamp 😉 You’ll find more of Amber’s inspirational work over on her blog

Come back later to see today’s 3rd post!!! And if you missed our earlier post you will find it HERE

Have a great Saturday 🙂

Mark & Helen xx

Posted in Background stamps, Design Team inspiration, Express Yourself, Mixed Media stamps Tagged grungy flower, inky flower stamp, karma stamp, Mixed Media stamps, Visible Image stamps

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Total Chaos | Inky Flower Stamp | Mixed Media Canvas

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Bold and Beautiful ATCs

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Double Vision @ Visible Image

Awesome Inspiration – Visible Image DT

Visible Image Stamps Are Good For The Soul

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Hearts And Flowers @ Visible Image

Inspired By Flowers – Visible Image stamps

Inky Flower stamp – Visible Image

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