PLAYING IN THE RAIN WITH A FRIEND

Can't you just hear these two friends laughing and having a great time jumping in the puddles?  This was a really fun card to make.  These were fussy cut from one of the sheet of dsp.

(Can't help mentioning that this is the anniversary of the day I graduated from high school.  I'll always remember the date because my best friend got married 2 days later............and they are still married!)

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PLAYING IN THE RAIN

Like I said on the previous post, I really debated about buying these things.  But you may know how it is........when you see cards that others are making you think you have to have it so you can make them too.  Well, that was me!

Stampin' Up! has a great collection of papers and an embossing folder that has raindrops.  I fussy cut the clouds from one of the sheets of dsp and added them with dimensionals.  I made this card several weeks ago and modeled it after a card I saw on a video.

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WARMER WEATHER MEANS FLYING KITES

Doesn't this little bunny look happy to see Winter in the rear view mirror?  I really debated about getting this set.  I make so few "cute" cards and decided that this one was worth buying.  The designer series paper background is from the "Rain or Shine" collection.  

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CLEAN AND SIMPLE LAYOUT

While going through more of my "hoard" of discontinued papers, I ran across a lonely piece of this pretty piece of Watercolor Wonder dsp.  

 

There was a big enough piece that I cut it for a vertical and a horizontal card.  I stamped the flowers on white card stock and then using blending brushes added color to coordinate with the designer paper.

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WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY

Inspiration for this came from Pinterest.  I really like this one  I'm sure I'll use it again.

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STAMPIN' UP! - Rose Garden Thinlit Die

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STAMPIN' UP! - Botanical Builder Framelits

The picture looks a little washed out but I used Mint Macaroon for the card stock and ink.  I had seen this design on Pinterest a couple of years ago and loved it.

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