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A booth that caught my eye was Daisy Bucket Designs.  I was not familiar with this company, but I noticed some gorgeous papers and had to take a peek.

I wish I had taken more pictures in the booth.  But you can see more at their site here and their blog here.  Overall they seemed to me to be a little more geared toward scrapping than card making.  If they had 6×6 pads I would buy several of their paper lines in a heartbeat and I may even seek out some of the 12×12’s.  Love the feel of their designs.

How adorable is this display??  Love it.

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Another pick from the basement, Pink Paislee. Absolutely adorable papers and accessories. I was thrilled to learn that these were home-town folks to me. The company is out of Kansas City, MO. How cute is that tree paper? Their displays were absolutely beautiful I’ll be stalking my LSS for their ware soon.

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First, let’s start with the flooring of the Petaloo booth.  I had to try and get by with not completely focusing on the flower petal flooring…lol. 

So many things that caught my eye.  First, they have Wool Felt flowers that come in 10 different variety packs.  I thought it would be a cute idea for card making with a coordinating gift (maybe baby onesies and such). 

I also thought that their cards were eye catching.  So many to choose from, but the sales associate states that the Cupcake Card with easel backing (measures 6-1/4″ tall) and Champagne Bottle Card with easel backing (measuring 9″ tall) are a hit.  The Champagne bottles front label opens up to reveal your sentiment and has a magnetic closure.

 plain chipboard cards…some with moving parts, magnetic closures that open, and easel backings for standing.

 magnetic closure tags and champagne card

  champagne card opened.