Make a seven flower paper pop up card

Make a seven flower paper pop up card

These easy pop up card has 7 beautiful flowers and all you need to craft it is paper and scissors and some glue.

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Curated By: rmansur

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tikiegirl15 8/10/08 4:20 AM
WOW!!!! SO CUTE AND EASY I LOVE IT

DIANNE
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heatherstarr 9/17/08 8:45 AM
Wow! i love this! Already I am planning to try different colors for the flowers, and maybe some glitter, or maybe....!
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HamnEggs 11/18/08 11:11 AM
Wow!! Really nice
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craftdesigns 4/24/09 10:21 AM
Hi!

Yesterday I posted an entry on my blog with a link to this video.

Would you let me know if that's OK?

Thanks,

Nancy Ward

http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com
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mr kyle (8) 5/5/09 7:54 AM
sweet
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Highland4211 6/1/09 3:31 AM
Exellent my girlfriend loved it, I even got extra dessert!

Thankyou.
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ryanemma42 (6) 6/11/09 8:24 PM
i like it
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joeyjoe (1) 11/6/09 12:36 PM
Awesome!!!! Great Mother`s Day card!!!
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