Perky White Flowers

Hi there.  I'm so glad you stopped by!

Green is such a good color for this time of year.  I am seeing green in the 

trees and the grass.

I have used a NBUS die from Simon Says Stamp that was cut from Neenah Solar White 

cardstock and colored with Copic markers.

It's a simple design, but one I use a lot and the white pops so well on the medium

green background.

Here's another but embracing the yellow.  After all it is Pine Pollen Season here!

(Even the green is yellow!)

This time I cut the flower from light yellow cardstock and added some yellow

ink around the edges with a finger dauber.

By using a different embossing folder and a white background framed in yellow,

it gives a different look.

I made the ladybugs by punching a circle from red and one from black and 

gluing the red slightly offset over the black.  An ultrafine Sharpie works great 

for the dots.  The punch is an old one but one I think you find in any big box store or

office supply.

Challenges:

Beautiful Blossoms #39 - ATG Florals with optional mood board below

NBUS #84 - Never Before Used Schtuff

Seize the Birthday #322 - Following the option - Use Green as the main color

  

Card Recipe (card 1)

Stamps:  Cosmo (TTT oob)

Ink:   Garden Green

Paper:  Garden Green, Neenah Solar White, Rustic White

Other: Perky Flower die (SSS), Cracked Large EF (TH), Copics (C00, C0, G24, YG17, YG67)

Card Recipe (card 2)

Stamps: Easter Blossoms (ret SU) 

Ink:  Wild Wasabi, Daffodil Delight

Paper:  So Saffron, Daffodil Delight, Neenah Solar White

Other:  Perky Flower die (SSS), Tile Reflections EF (SB)

In case you're still with me, this is what I saw as I was getting out of the car yesterday

afternoon...

We think it had just bloomed and was drying it's wings.  I checked later and it was gone.

Hopefully it flew on and I'll see it again today.

Enjoy!

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