Tranquil Tulips if one of the Hostess stamp sets in the new catalog.
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Supplies used: Tranquil Tulips stamp set, Berry Burst, Whisper White cardstock, Fresh Florals Designer Series Paper, Basic Gray, Olive Olive, Berry Burst ink, Berry Burst Finely Woven ribbon
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