Tulip Colors

New release Friday on sale through Sunday 4/18 only at the Lily Pad
Credits:
Lynn Grieveson | Apr M3 Add on: Ready... Steady... Shine Templates
http://the-lilypad.com/store/Ready-Steady-Shine-templates.html
Lynn Grieveson | Apr M3 Add on: Sunny Side Paint Transfers
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Sunny-Side-Paint.html
Little Butterfly Wings | Apr M3 Add on: Artsy Papers
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Artsy-Papers-add-on-M3-April-2021.html
Little Butterfly Wings | Apr M3 Add on: Journal Cards
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Journal-Cards-add-on-M3-April-2021.html
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Also used (not part of sale):
Just Jaimee | CU Dusty Dirt Styles - Grunge for photo
https://the-lilypad.com/store/DSD-2015-CU-Commercial-Use-Dusty-Dirt-Styles-Grunge.html
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Journaling:
"Tulips come in many colors. While the legend above clearly ties red tulips to everlasting love, which still persists today, there are other colors as well. Some of the most popular variants include:

• White tulips are given to symbolize (or request) forgiveness
• Yellow tulips are usually given to encourage cheerful, happy thoughts among friends
• Purple tulips have classically symbolized royalty
• Pink tulips are usually given to encourage strength, confidence, and growth

While tulips come in many colors, they all mean something different to each person. This is why tulips have become such a popular method of individualism and expression."