The cousins played in the basement until we heard Grandma's voice saying it was time... Time for the Easter Egg hunt! All of us (I think there were thirteen at the most?) would rush up the stairs and head outside to Grandma's yard and begin the frenzied search for the coveted egg that held the dollar bill. Those uncles of ours hid eggs pretty darn well. I don't recall ever finding that egg any of the years.
TiffanyDoodle's has yet another beauty for her Granny's Yard Series, the Pear Blossom. This card involves some colored pencils, clear embossing and distress inks. I hope to have a tutorial soon! The colors were inspired by the Decorative Trim Color Challenge over at Embellish Magazine. I turned some ribbon into clean and simple trim that runs the length of the card.
I would love a tutorial Karen...this card is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, you've done a great job with those colors and the ribbon is fun, never thought of that....
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful, Karen. I always love your gorgeous sponged backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteHo la la, she is beautiful! I love the pattern, I love the coloring, in short, I love your card!
ReplyDeletegorgeous...wow...should be framed...seriously.
ReplyDeletejaw-dropping amazing card. love the way you colored it.
ReplyDeletethis card is absolutely stunning and I think you need to mail it to me. lol
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card. I would love a nice tutorial to learn how you made all those beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteThis card is absolutely stunning. I don't know how you did it, but it looks more like a watercolor painting than a card. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely card with a lovely color scheme!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Karen! This is gorgeous! Love those flowers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous take on those colors and your trim?!!! All good :>)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Karen!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, the color is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a stunner!!! I can't wait for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeletegorgeousness! i adore how you colored this, just beautiful. looking forward to the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis took my breath away, Karen! It's so beautiful & I can't wait for your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteKaren, your cards are always so perfect, this one included! I love that ruffled ribbon down the side. Hmm, is this another digi turned colour? I really love that watercolour background and can't wait for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI really really really like these colors and that ruffle edge is to die for!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely sympathy card, very restful colours here, and I am interested to see your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI agree this is a lovely digital stamp and I really love the colors!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors...great looking card!
ReplyDeletegorgeous, karen! your bkgd is just awesome and i'd love to know the process you go throught to get it. the ribbon is the perfect embellishment, too!--frameable!
ReplyDeleteStunning! The background is lovely and the hint of ruffles peeking out is a perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteKaren this card is beyond gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou always work magic with paper....you make it come to life with your artistic ability. The decorative trim is the perfect touch to this beauty!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! I love the flowers and the ribbon trim is perfect!! Great take on the challenge!
ReplyDeleteWonderful way to use the ribbon-perfect touch of texture! Those blossom images are divine!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The background is stunning and I love the shine on the flowers.
ReplyDeleteI am crazy about this beautiful card you have created. Truely a work of art and I will definitely return to your blog. so glad I saw this; very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see that tutorial! You've transformed this digital stamp into art!! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh Karen, this is absolutely stunning! The colouring is gorgeous and that ribbon down the side....yum!
ReplyDeleteThe pear blossom card is beautiful, Karen. I'll keep checking back for a tutotial. Beautiful effects, beautiful colors.
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