The Painted Petals Stamp Set in the Occasions Catalog comes in Wood Mount, Clear Mount, or Photopolymer. There is also some really pretty Designer Series Paper called Painted Blooms , and a Spring Flowers Embossing Folder which coordinate nicely with this set. If you have your occasions catalog, make sure to take a look at page 18. The framed picture at the top of the page is just a piece of the Designer Paper. When I first looked at it I thought it was stamped with the stamp set, which of course you could do and make any size frame, but how easy is that to just frame a piece of the paper.
Below is a video from Stampin' Up! that shows you how to add a watercolor look when using this stamp set, and some pretty samples too. If you don't want to use a Spritzer to get the water color look as seen in the video, you could just stamp right from your ink pad to paper and still get a pretty image. Experiment using both techniques to get the one you like best, or just to change up your design by using both.
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