Daisy card for Mother's Day

I have lots of time to stamp lately so I'm trying to share more as well.  This card combines retired products with new items!  Just because an item is retired doesn't mean it's not just as wonderful as the new stuff!  This was easy and fun and could be done in so many colors and themes.

The ribbon and embellishments in the center of the daisies are retired.  The Designer Paper is new, and in a "men's golf bundle" so I'm happy to use it in a Mother's Day design!

Don't forget your mom this year!  Our mail has been so slow get it mailed early...

Medium daisy punch
Country Club Designer Series Paper

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