The official start of spring arrived last Saturday, and I’m noting the occasion with a sweet spring surprise, rich in pretty pinks! Today, I’m working in Baby Pink, Hollyhock, Desert Sand, and Garden Green, a lush and classic combination ideal for baby cards, spring layouts, and anything Easter. All three of the cards I’ve included today use patterns from Wishes, and I love the way the “bird’s nest” turned out—they’re just small strips of cardstock, distressed with sandpaper and scrunched down for a great look (yet another reason I love our white-core cardstock!).
I also love the way my paper lilies turned out, which can make spring the thing anytime you want. These look great aside my framed Easter scripture, but a bunch would also look fabulous in a vase as a table decoration or as a thoughtful gift. With just a little ingenuity and some florist’s tape, you too can create these lovely lilies.
I will post detailed instructions tomorrow—stay tuned.



Monday, March 22, 2010
Spring Has Sprung!
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Your cards are gorgeous. The lat on is simply stunning and took my breath away. Thanks for being such an inspiraton.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteplease lease please post directions to that framed piece, that would be a perfect Mothers day gift
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work as always. Love the use of background stamp set. It looks just like an Easter basket on that card.
ReplyDeleteI love that color combination! So very springy! :-)
ReplyDeleteOH my GOSH!!!! I totally LOVE LOVE LOVE those Lilies!!! So much I wanted to cry! Cannot wait for the instructions to be posted! You are sooo amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty color combo! I love the bird and how it looks like a quail! We have them in our yard and I love watching the families grow up each year! I also really like the egg as the center of the flower on the second card. So fun!!
ReplyDeleteLove the color combo and the cards are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea for the bird's nest. I so have to scraplift that. TFS!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work here!!!
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