One of my favorite plants at this time of year is the bleeding heart. Mine doesn't get quite enough light, but it is so delicate I don't want to move it. This year was a good year for it, and it is blooming now. It inspired me to dig out this old stamp and make a card.
After I stamped it over the script background and colored it, I decided to use this sentiment, and then added one of
Jane's hand-made heart buttons.
Supplies: Rubber Stampede Bleeding Heart, Hero Arts S4878 Old Letter Writing, CL272 All Occasion Messages, Core'dinations 'In the Pink' cardstock, ivory parchment cardstock, Memories Artprint brown and Ranger Archival Sepia inks, Jane's button, twine
12 comments:
Lin you make such stunning flower cards, really love this one, so pretty.
Sallyx
You really are the Flower Queen! I bow to you! You make the most awesomest floral cards and it's such a treat for me because I don't see these types of flowers! I have a private florist in you!
Lin, the card is beautiful, the button is perfect for the card too! I have never seen a bleeding heart stamp! These are one of my favorite flowers, although I don't have much luck growing them here, my Mom has a beautiful one in her rock garden!
Gorgeous plant Lin- fabulous card as well- love it stamped with the script!
Gorgeous card Lin and your bleeding heart is fab in full bloom. Love having a peek at the plants in your garden - it must be stunning!
Heather Maria
I adore all your flower cards, Lin! so beautiful as always!
Beautiful inspiration. And a gorgeous card as a result. Your flower cards are always so pretty
Just GORGEOUS! LOVE it!! xo
Gorgeous colors! Have never heard of this stamp before so I'm very glad you showcased it here!!
Gorgeous card, Lin! What a special plant to have in your yard! Something that would probably never grow here in Minnesota! I love that its beauty inspired you to make such a pretty card! :)
Love how you use this stamp! Everytime I see your cards with this I want that stamp! :) Gorgeous!
Soft and pretty, loving the colours used in this one.. and flawless colouring!
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