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What an unusual idea!
ReplyDeleteI found you on Live.Laugh.Rowe's linky. I linked in a salmon platter with corn and crispy roasted potatoes. Have a super week.
holy cow these are amazing! wow love this idea!
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Are these edible? Or for decoration? What do you do with them? I love roses, so willing to try anything if it's safe!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteThis is unique. They remind me of little petals after a rain with beads of water on them.
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Coming from Tip Junkie today. I really like these. So easy and I think they'd be the perfect decoration for my daughter's birthday cake, which will be very girly and pink! Thanks for sharing this idea!
ReplyDeleteThese are so neat. Thanks so much for linking up to the Pinworthy Projects party!
ReplyDeleteThese are really pretty!
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