Sorry that has been so long since I posted. I guess I don't have to tell anyone... That Time flies...
I made the above card for my granddaughter's birthday. It's another 3D card. It was made using a 3D sheet made by Penny Wessenauer.
This Purple Azalea bush is no longer blooming in our yard...but I thought it was so pretty. I wanted to get a picture of it
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Lovely cards! Those 3D sheets must be fun to work with. Loved the flower photo, too. We have some great irises right now and the peonies are also blossoming. I brought some inside the house today. Love seeing a bouquet on my dining room table.
ReplyDeleteI too am finding that time moves faster than me at the moment, so I can well understand you predicament Jill...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, you do such pretty work. Jim looks well content in his garden
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Maxine
Two beautifully designed cards Jill, and that's a gorgeous shrub in your garden, Kate x
ReplyDeleteYour 3Dcards are very pretty and just as colorful as the beautiful azalea bush in your yard. Your gardener looks like he's got everything under control and ready for the growing season. I hope you're feeling well these days and it's good to see a post from you again after so long. Happy Memorial day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Jill. I especially like the iris. I wish I had a dedicated gardener - you're quite lucky! LOL
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty cards! I like these colors and the card design! YOur gardener looks very serious about what he is doing x
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and fabulous photos!! Thanks for sharing them, Jill!
ReplyDeleteYour cards and pix are all beautiful, Jill xoxo
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love both cards! Your yard is so pretty! I wish we could have a green yard. We live in the desert. All that grows well here pretty much is cactus and weeds. We do have some fruit trees and they do okay with daily watering. If something happens to our watering system and we don't catch it right away we lose some trees. We ended up planting tomatoes in plastic buckets. They hold on to the water better. Other than a lack of water we have hundreds of rabbits near or on our property. If our plants do not have tall wire fencing around the they will disappear within a day. When we first moved here we planted tomatoes and peppers in a garden. We got up the next morning and everything was gone. Three years ago we planted roses. I didn't think they would get eaten. We got up in the morning and all three rose bushes were gone except for and inch or two. Fortunately, we put fencing around the stubs and watered heavily. It took the entire summer, but the roses came back. We now have some very beautiful "fenced" roses.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are gorgeous, love the dimension in them. Wow you had a lot of flowers on your bush, we had some but not quite this much. good luck with the garden, not all our plants are fairing so well :(
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card as always. I'm glad to see you are still active with your blog. So many have shut down because it became such a chore with affiliations etc. I still love the old blogs that were done as a labour of love.
ReplyDeleteI have been out of touch for so long I doubt you even remember me but I wanted you to know I think of you often. I'll drop a note at coffeecake and see who is still around. hugs, Aine (tato)
These are stunning love each one x
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ReplyDeleteFinally visited again! Great post.
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