I hope you are all well and ready for another desk sharing day...Head to Sarah's for the details and link...
This week seems me still on a coneflower colouring and cutting kick...
(I got bored with yellow and red...)
and Julia, this is where I am keeping the cut out flowers - I store the stamp sets in the bags they come in, (a trick I learnt from Leandra at Paperartsy) so the stamps don't get lost when they fall off if they lose their cling... so they are ideally placed with the stamps.
Kew was of course great on Saturday,
got a fair bit more fussy cutting to do still!
and Kim and I are really enjoying the new Carbon Garden...
it seems a very calm peaceful area.
14 comments:
Love the flowers although my hand goes tingly/painfully numb even thinking about all the fussy cutting! It used to be a relaxing thing to do but not at the moment - still no date for my surgery.
Love the blue ones and especially on the background you made. Great storage solution too, thanks for sharing. Agree about the carbon garden. Hugs BJ#2
Love ALL your flower sheets. The blue ones definitely have impact amongst the red and yellow sheets. I long to have red poppies in my garden but to have blue ones would be absolutely wonderful,
Have a great week and weekend ahead.
Hugs, Neet 4 xx
What a lot of lovely flowers and good idea of where to keep the cut outs. That Carbon Garden looks interesting! Happy WOYWW! Susan #5
I love the blue flowers they look so different from the others. Pleased I'm not the only one that is getting obsessed with one idea though it's good to keep it going and see what you can do with a new toy. They are gorgeous. Have a good woywww. Hugs Angela x9x
Oh I do love a good fussy cut session. Sooo relaxing. Hady storage tip too :)
Happy (cancelled knitting day) WOYWW!
Mary Anne (3)
Thank you for my gorgeous card, I loved it xx. Those coneflowers are just so pretty, I can see why you’re having a good time with them. The effects are very pretty indeed!
Hugs LLJ 7 xx
Love all those flowers and great journal page. We took my MIL to a garden centre last week. Not as good as a walk around Kew, but still a feast for the eyes. Happy WOYWW. Angela #10
I love your flowers and photos of Kew, particularly the shaped wood of the Carbon garden and the lotus flowers
Happy WOYWW
Hugs
Lynnecrafts 6 xx
I love the flowers...you must have a lot of patience to cut them all out.
Hugs,
Annie x #13
Love the look of the carbon garden, I can see the tranquility!
Good tip about the fussy cut image storage, I have a few Lawn Fawn sleeves that are a bit easier to access and use than the bags the stamps ets come in and have slowly transferred my most used, so extra images would sit well in them. Hmmm...
Also, the ire is no bad colour to stamp one of those coneflower images is there, as stunning in yellows and red as they are in blue!
Well done on the fussy cutting. Those cone flowers will be useful.x x Jo 🌈
Hi Helen.
Love the flowers.
did you know the cone flower is actually a very healing plant - Echinacea and grows wild here in MO. The properties are an antibiotic.
Creative Blessings & Hugs! - Kelly #12
Hi Helen, thanks for your earlier visit, just catching up while Lionel is having a nap. Yes we are talking now LOL I have calmed down a bit now. Half an hour after te incident I had a text my GP asking for my BP readings. I had to laugh. Those flowers are sooo pretty but all that fussy cutting! I don't find it that easy these days. The new garden at Kew sounds interesting. Haven't managed to get tere yet this year. Have a great week, love n hugs Cindy #11
Love those flowers Helen - especially the blue versions. Great to keep them with the stamps too. Stay safe and Happy belated WOYWW. Sarah.
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