At this time of year I always think of my big brother, Larry, as his birthday was April 17th. The only thing on my bucket list is to see my brother's name on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. I think the perfect time to do so would be Spring when those cherry blossoms are at their peak.
Stamp Set: Sheltering Tree (sentiment); Ink: Rich Razzleberry; Watercolor Pencils: Melon Mambo, Old Olive, Rich Razzleberry; Cardstock: Rich Razzleberry, Vellum, Whisper White, Whisper White Thick; Other: Bitty Butterfly Punch, Cherry Blossom Embossing Folder (Taylored Expressions)
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Marsha
Gail - your card is beautiful. So clean and simple, but very effective. I was down at the coast this past weekend and the beautiful blossoms on the trees were gorgeous. Your card fits in perfectly with the Spring Theme.
ReplyDeleteMarsha what a lovely tribute to your brother. A trip to the wall in Spring would be amazing. I'm looking at the Cherry Blossoms in the field behind our house and can't get over how amazingly beautiful they are. Just like your card. It's truly a CAS card but so beautiful in it's simplicity. I really like the watercolor look. Thanks for sharing this week.
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DeleteLove your card Marsha!! The watercolour pencils are calling my name now as I love your card so much! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sheri! I love the Watercolor Pencils.
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ReplyDeleteLove your card - so clean and simple and yet so elegant! I just love cherry blossoms!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Judith! Cherry blossoms are so pretty, aren't they.
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