I was busy planning a card for the Kitchen Sink Word of the Week Challenge (the word is hallelujah) when I discovered that our beloved Benji had been crowned this week's Queen for the Day and headed off to explore her fabulous gallery.
I had researched the flowers of Israel and had selected the yellow lupine (it is the first cousin to the Texas Bluebonnet I believe) to use on my Easter card, but when I was looking at the beautiful cards in Brenda's gallery, I fell in love with her Sunflowers by the Ocean and remembered from my research that the sunflower was also grown in Israel.
Congratulations, Brenda!! How fabulous it is to be under your reign this week!!
I had researched the flowers of Israel and had selected the yellow lupine (it is the first cousin to the Texas Bluebonnet I believe) to use on my Easter card, but when I was looking at the beautiful cards in Brenda's gallery, I fell in love with her Sunflowers by the Ocean and remembered from my research that the sunflower was also grown in Israel.
Congratulations, Brenda!! How fabulous it is to be under your reign this week!!
Stamps: Multi Step Sunflowers by Kitchen Sink Stamps
Paper: Early Espresso, Sahara Sand, and Whisper White by Stampin' Up
Inks: Sunflowers - 3 Memento Cantaloupe, 2 Memento Dandelion, 1 Memento Dandelion stamped off once, 4 SU Soft Suede, 5 SU Early Espresso,
Leaves - 1 SU Old Olive, 3 SU Wild Wasabi
Tools: Sizzix Brick Wall Embossing Folder, SU Punches, Dimensionals
This is lovely Lynn, love those sunflowers and the brick embossing..
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful card, love how you have the opening with the sunflowers around it on the brick. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful Lynn. I loved reading about your inspiration for your card today aswell.
ReplyDeleteAwesome flowers Lynn. Beautiful card for Easter.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful Easter card, Lynn! Your design is so creative. and the sunflowers are a gorgeous addition.
ReplyDeleteLove the sunflowers at the tomb. So often the tomb is depected so bleak, yet even these sunflowers declare the glory of the resurrected Lord.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card using my favorite flowers. Wonderfully colored.
ReplyDeleteJanie
Just gorgeous! I love all of the great details you added...that brick background is so cool! Happy Easter! :)
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