Love your paper translation of the garden view! Wonderfully simple.
Yes, just perfect.
what a graceful transition from your garden to the card ...
buona maggio, mi amica
Elk, very charming interpretation of nature! We are still looking for those signs of spring.
oooh i love this, dear creative friend! beautiful work, as always. happy may to you as well!
I love that card! It makes me want to make one... but I don't think mine would turn out as cool as yours :)
Happy May to you, too, elk! Pretty card.
Beautiful! Happy May to you too!!
happy may to you, lovely artist : )
Your Happy May photos are so cheerful. They make me happy! :)
I can hardly believe it is May.. aside from the weather being all wonky, I just feel as though I lost a week or something:)
I love this. The cardboard with the purple blue and green colors...lovely!
A perfect celebration of the coming of May!
I love the daintiness of the grape hyacinths against the woodiness of the browned leaves and the splashes of green grass.
soooo beautifuland it's spirit spills onto your artwith such pure expression:)-Jennifer
Just LOVE this whimsical springtime fancy you've created, Elk! :o) We have so many muscari blooming this year--grape hyacinths are among my fave early spring blooms. Happy Week, my friend ((HUGS))
happy may to you as well.
Oh what a sweet card! Happy May to you, too. :)
The lines, shapes and colors all mingle beautifully together.
I LOVE this collage. such a beautiful design :)
I agree with S.Etole - the transition from inspiration in the garden to the simplicity of the card is lovely.
I love the card at the top and the matching with nature.
So beautiful! Happy May!
Oh, I love those grape hyacinths! Mine have died off over the years and I no longer have any! I need to plant some bulbs this fall!
ooh, I love that little card. The colors...
Love how you've used nature to inspire this sweet card. Wonderful colors!
Beautiful card taken from a lovely photo. Mickie :)
gorgeous!!
So very beautiful. Love the different textures of the grass , flowers and leaf. Brilliant.
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Love your paper translation of the garden view! Wonderfully simple.
Yes, just perfect.
what a graceful transition from your garden to the card ...
buona maggio, mi amica
Elk, very charming interpretation of nature! We are still looking for those signs of spring.
oooh i love this, dear creative friend! beautiful work, as always. happy may to you as well!
I love that card! It makes me want to make one... but I don't think mine would turn out as cool as yours :)
Happy May to you, too, elk! Pretty card.
Beautiful! Happy May to you too!!
happy may to you, lovely artist : )
Your Happy May photos are so cheerful. They make me happy! :)
I can hardly believe it is May.. aside from the weather being all wonky, I just feel as though I lost a week or something:)
I love this. The cardboard with the purple blue and green colors...lovely!
A perfect celebration of the coming of May!
I love the daintiness of the grape hyacinths against the woodiness of the browned leaves and the splashes of green grass.
soooo beautiful
and it's spirit spills
onto your art
with such pure expression:)
-Jennifer
Just LOVE this whimsical springtime fancy you've created, Elk! :o) We have so many muscari blooming this year--grape hyacinths are among my fave early spring blooms. Happy Week, my friend ((HUGS))
happy may to you as well.
Oh what a sweet card! Happy May to you, too. :)
The lines, shapes and colors all mingle beautifully together.
I LOVE this collage. such a beautiful design :)
I agree with S.Etole - the transition from inspiration in the garden to the simplicity of the card is lovely.
I love the card at the top and the matching with nature.
So beautiful! Happy May!
Oh, I love those grape hyacinths! Mine have died off over the years and I no longer have any! I need to plant some bulbs this fall!
ooh, I love that little card. The colors...
Love how you've used nature to inspire this sweet card. Wonderful colors!
Beautiful card taken from a lovely photo. Mickie :)
gorgeous!!
So very beautiful. Love the different textures of the grass , flowers and leaf. Brilliant.
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