I am thinking I liked the first one I made better but I do like this one too.
I added the butterfly and the sentiment into the center of the stamp.
Inkadinkado - Garden Flowers stamp set
Tim Holtz - Vintage Shabby papers
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I thought I would share some pictures of the tree in the corner of our yard when it was blooming back on April 6th. I have no idea what kind of tree it is, it was here when we bought the house and it blooms every spring, the leaves are a dark burgundy and stay that way all season, it isn't a maple, it has died off and replanted itself and has never grown very tall after the 15 years we have been here.
Hope you are all staying well and Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by,
Connie
9 comments:
Always a wonderful technique! I love how you have done yours with rectangles and the square. Have a wonderful day!
Beautiful work. I have not tried this technique yet. You really make this shine. You have a very pretty tree.
Fabulous layers and design Connie. I would of said the tree might be an ornamental plum just from looking at the blossoms.
Hugs Diane
I went and had a look at your previous card and I like both Connie …
The blossoms on this tree are beautiful, lovely photographs.
All the best Jan
I love this card. It has a softness to it, and a bit of an Asian look, not that I'm an expert. The Inkadinkado stamp is gorgeous. Interesting about your tree. I don't know what it is with burgundy leaves and blooms like that, but it sure is gorgeous!
This is lovely, great colours and sentiment. Gorgeous blossoms Connie.x
i remember the last one, i said it was "clever", it was and this one is!! it is such a unique look and a beautiful card!!
i think your beautiful tree may be a sand cherry tree, they are gorgeous and are as you described!!
What a pretty card!Beautiful tree too.Hugs!
Stunning card, I love this technique!
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