Has Spring Sprung where you live? It sure is trying to here. We don't have any crocus blooming yet but I'm watching for them soon. Today's Serendipity Stamps Design team has been challenged to create a postcard or something that is stamped and flat that can be mailed without an envelope. For my postcard I used SERENDIPITY STAMPS Cling set Crocus #995QCL. I colored with copic markers and then tried to give my postcard a bit of a distressed/aged look by sponging lightly with Vintage Sepia Versafine ink on the edges and then took my postcard outside and spritzed/splattered with a toothbrush dipped in Walnut Ink.
For more Post Card Inspiration using Serendipity Stamps, be sure to check out the rest of the Serendipity Design Team members work:
Amy Cokley
Anya Schrier
Kathie Bailey
Lynda Benden
Have you made any postcards lately? This was a lot of fun to do...why not give it a try too?
Cheers!
Jennifer
Oh that is the sweetest, my poppies have about 10 blooms on them and my Iris are looking good. Yeah Spring! Hugs
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Jennifer, this is AWESOME! WOW, what a fantastic postcard, I LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeletefantastic coloring! Those crocus's look just like the ones in my back yard. And I love the ink spatter I'm going to have to try that!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great coloring and I like this crocus!
ReplyDeleteboohoo no flowers here yet. It snowed a tad tonight. I love your postcard.
ReplyDeleteJust deLIGHTful Ms Jennifer!! I really like the idea of sending postcards...think I might have to try this...thanks for the inspiration my friend...
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful Jennifer.
ReplyDeleteWonderful postcard, wasn't it nice when we used to receive real letters and postcards in the mail?
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Absolutely gorgeous. The bees make the whole postcard sing. Love all this detail. Did I already say it's gorgeous.
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