CTD327, Spring Colored Daffodils...

The colors for the color throw down this week are a purple, yellow green, turquoise, and a light yellow.  I watercolored my daffodils with all of these colors.  This reminds me of spring or Easter.  I popped up my framed image added a black ribbon and threaded some purple ribbon through my threader.

Mojo380, Celebrate Mom...

My big words for this afternoon are "Praise God!!"  We found out this afternoon that my mom is in remission.  We are all so thankful.  It has been an especially rough few months as she had shingles and her chemo appointments were postponed.  We didn't think it was going to work this time.  God has other plans.  Anyway, as I was making my card for the Mojo Monday sketch, I decided to work it into a card for my mom.  I used two pieces of dp from the same pack.  The word celebrate is from a SU set, as well as the butterfly.  Thanks so much for looking!!  :>)

CTD324, Happy Valentine's Day...

Red, White, and Black are the colors for the color throw down this week.  Seeing how Valentine's Day is not too far off, I went with that theme.  This is a Penny Black stamp.  I added a few brads, some ribbon, and a sentiment from SU.  Thanks for looking.

Mojo379, Patterns and Colors...

This card was made for the Mojo Monday Sketch, #379.  I started this card by looking through some of my old designer papers.  The colors of card stock I used were lagoon and mustard.  The vanilla piece in the bg has the sanded stamp used on it and then it was embossed.  My closest panel had the eggs and bird stamped on it from the SU Nature Walk set.  I used a piece of SU lace to top it off with.  Thanks for looking!!  :>)

WT512, Orchids Abound...

This is another card for the Ways To Use it challenge.  This is a huge stampedes stamp that I have never used.  I water colored it and placed it on a sheet of embossed sky.

WT512, Let Your Light Shine...

This was for the ways to use it challenge.  We were to use something new.  My embossing folder is new.  My sentiment has never been used before either.