Creation Station Blog Hop - In the Garden

Welcome to the Creation Station Blog Hop! Today our theme is In the Garden.

 I love the Flower Patch photopolymer stamp set! It is so easy to line the images up for two step stamping because you can see through them. And I know we all love matching Framelits to save us from fussy cutting the images.

My card pairs the colors of Daffodil Delight, Tangelo Twist, and Blackberry Bliss.

 Don't you just love the cute sentiment?

I thought a card in a box would be a great way to highlight an assortment of the flowers.The options for changing layer and color combinations with this set are endless!

 

The colors from the All Abloom Designer Series Paper Stack include Strawberry Slush, Daffodil Delight, Pistachio Pudding and Meadow Moss. I die cut the leaves using the Flower Fair Bigz Die.

I am so excited to congratulate Teneale WIlliams, who is next on the hop. She's been chosen for this year's Artisan Design Team!  WOOT!

Thanks for visiting me today! 

Be yourself.

     Find delight in your craft.

          Make something beautiful!

All supplies by Stampin' Up!

        

  

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Comments

[Jen Arkfeld]

1.

Cindy, these are beautiful! Those flowers on your first card "pop" so well against the DSP. And card in a box....hello! It's amazing! Great job!

[Sara Levin]

2.

Love the color combination on your first card.

[Deborah Smart]

3.

Love both your projects, Cindy! I totally agree on the ease of using this bundle!

[Jenn Frost]

4.

Your card in a box is just stunning Cindy. I'm itching to try one of these! Love seeing the new in-colours put to use too! Thanks for sharing

[linda callahan]

5.

Wow these are fabulous! They radiate,total joy and happiness.......like you! So glad I ran into you in SLC!

[Kathy Kartak]

6.

Wow, Cindy! The card-in-a-box is stunning!!!

[Susan, aka Soozie4Him on SCS]

7.

I love both your projects, but your card-in-a-box is just UNBELIEVABLE! I do think I'll have to try my hand at one soon! :-)