Hi Everyone,
It is always a delight to have Heather Telford as our guest artist. Today she is sharing a gorgeous creation she made using Meadow Blossoms by Concord & 9th. Heather uses vibrant and cheerful colors to make this card design really pop!
As many of you know, Heather is one of the best at watercolor creations. Take a look at this and read how she made it happen. It is simply stunning! Then, be sure to pop over to her blog for oodles for inspiration.
Hi Crafty Friends,
I hope all of you are safe and healthy… albeit you might be feeling a little cabin fever! I am taking a very short break from the graduation series (see previous blog posts and videos) to bring a breath of fresh, Spring-like air with a beautiful bouquet of flowers.
These flowers are from the delightful stamp by Penny Black, called Springtime Sigh. The bouquet was wonderful to create a vivid display of flowers.
Hi Crafty Friends,
We hope you are all safe and healthy. We are all doing well too and are delighted to feature a lovely card design using ‘Timeless“, another beautiful stamp by Penny Black.
Woohoo! We are back with another beautiful design by Heather Telford. You know you are always in for a treat when Heather visits! For this one, she has used her Inktense pencils and Starry watercolor paints to create a gorgeous array of flowers in the Bouquet Ballet stamp by Penny Black and then added her own hand-lettered sentiment.
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As promised, we are featuring a fabulous card design by Heather Telford. She is using a new stamp by Penny Black called Rose Garden. Isn’t it gorgeous? Check out her background and coloring of the flowers. They are all colored with Inktense colored pencils and they are magnificent! Read how she does it, then pop over to her blog for oodles more inspiration!
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This City Stacks stamp and die set is soooo fabulous. It is almost as fabulous as Heather Telford! She has created a wonderful 5-layer (can you believe it?) card and colored it using the Inktense watercolor pencils. Read on to hear how she does it! Then, don’t forget to pop over to her blog for oodles more inspiration!
