My garden was awash with clumps of snowflakes all through March. They truly are one of the joys of spring. So they are my choice for The Paper Players "Springtime Flowers" challenge.
Stamped, watercoloured, bordered with a bit of dp that picks up the colours in the image, and popped up on fun foam.
The Paper Players "Springtime Flowers" challenge
Supplies:
Stamps - Penny Black snowdrops, Rosie's Roadshow sentiment
Ink - Versafine Onyx Black
Paper - mixed media cs, white cs, unknown dp
Size - A2
Accessories - watercolour paints, fun foam
Beautiful card Susan! I enjoyed my Snowdrops for the past 2 weeks...always love when they come up and remind me that Spring is definitely coming! Love the dsp you paired with this card too...frames your little beauties perfectly!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteThey are just lovely and the coloring to match the colors in the pattern paper looks so soft and pretty. Spring is here!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty snowdrops, Susan! Love that you used patterned paper for the background!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your sweet bouquet of snowdrops Susan. Definitely a sign that Spring is here! That patterned paper is gorgeous peaking out from your main panel. I LOVE that stamp set and bought some of the patterned paper too. Have not even looked at it since it arrived ... shame on me! xx
ReplyDeleteThe pattern paper was a perfect selection for your background. Lovely card! Thanks for linking up with our Springtime theme over at The Paper Players.
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ReplyDeleteLove snowdrops! For the longest time I thought they were winter flowers. 😂
Beautiful card. You picked the perfect pattern paper.
So delicate and pretty and Spring on a card Susan x.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful, delicate focal image. Sadly we don't get snowdrops here! Fabulous representation of Spring Flowers. So glad you joined us at the paper Players this week
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What a lovey snowdrop card, Susan! Love that the snowdrop's soothing colors are echoed in the dp, and the vertical line of the image is echoed in the sentiment!!
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What a perfect portrait of springtime, Susan! Your floral designs always reflect your love of gardening. I love that sweet vase of snowdrops, brilliantly watercolored, and that peek-a-boo bit of DSP is sensational! Looking forward to seeing you on Wednesday! Hugs, Darnell
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