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February 07, 2014

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Marybeth

I love it! What a fun idea . The layers look great!

Nola  T.

This is really nice. I have actually saved some drying sheet intending to try some die cutting with them. thank you for the tips. Love the card

Elizabeth Campau

What a cleaver idea! I t makes actually want to go do my laundry, LOL! Beautiful card:)

Marci C

Seriously? Only you could make a USED dryer sheet look so pretty!! Great tip and beautiful card!

Jessie McLaughlin

Well now I am going to have to save my dryer sheets!! Wow Melis what a really cool idea!! I love reusing things!! It is laundry day since I am off today will try this today!! Lovely card! Your talent is just amazing!! Thanks for sharing!

jan  metcalf

Such a sweet flower, and you introduced me to a new die set! I really like the way your flower came together and how you made your own patterned paper for the background! I am always playing match with store bought patterns when I should just try making my own!

snew

Wow great idea can wait to play with this project tonight

Donna M.

Ooh...makes me smile. Such a lovely card made with beautiful dies, p.p. and -who would have thought- a dryer sheet. Thank you Melissa. Your talents are amazing!

Robin

What a beautiful card made with dryer sheet embellishments - who would have thought?

Patty O'Malley

This is beautiful! I love the fluffy look of the flower. I tried freehand cutting dryer sheets one time to make a flower since I didn't have a diecutting maching and it didn't turn out so well. Now, that I have a cutting machine, I'll have to give it another try. February brought us an ice storm--the snow we have is now solid ice.

Grace

I love the card. The technique is amazing . I can't wait to try it.

annheidel

Absolutely darling! The dryer sheet layers look so sweet stamped with the hearts.

Karen Corbett

I always seem to have a number of used dryer sheets in my laundry room after a day of washing and drying. Now I have a way to use them up for crafty projects!! What a beautiful card, Melissa. Love all of those sweet layers of hearts and flowers!

Dolores

Makes me want to buy dryer sheets to try this but think I have something similar I could try this technique with. I have some cheap interfacing from sewing projects to try. Thanks for your inspiration.

-mary

Cute card, great idea! Wonder if I could use a fresh dryer sheet? Then the card would also smell good. Thank you for sharing your creative ideas. =^..^=

Jill norwood

I love this great idea Melissa! So soft and pretty!! And your card is beautiful!!

Patricia

Melissa, how beautiful!What a great idea to use dryer sheets. I would never have thought of that. You are so creative!!Thank you for sharing your thoughts as you make my cards prettier!

Marcie Rhys

Thanks for this tutorial! I just left a comment on Nichole's blog a couple days ago saying that I was in awe of your beautiful embellishments.

Now that you have broken it down this way, I can see that the darker colors make a great bottom (background) layer for the paler more ephemeral upper layers to show off their charms. I must make one of these for a Valentine, post haste.

Thanks again for showing (and explaining how you achieve) your wonderful signature style.

Linda

recycle everything-right?

Loly Borda

Love your layered flower. TFS

Diana K

And now I actually have seen everything! I've come to the end of the internet LOL. Love this, Melissa. Such an absolutely gorgeous project.

Becky Green

HOW BEAUTIFUL MELISSA!!!!!!!:) I DEFINATELLY NEED to try this!!!!:) I GUESS I need to start with these FLOWER DIES!!!!!! (I am WAY BEHIND everyone else in dies!!!!) LOL Your card is GORGEOUS AND THANK YOU for the TUTORIAL!!!!!!!! FABULOUS JOB!!!!!!!!!!:)

Gabby

I've seen dryer sheet flowers b4 and they pale in comparison to yours, Melissa! I love all the layers and that you stamped the sweet hearts onto the dryer sheet. Your card is terrific and the flower is tops. Thx for the tutorial. :)

Elizabeth S.

Beautiful card, Melissa! I just may have to start using dryer sheets:)

Dee in NH

Love how soft and pretty this is!

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