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I am up on the Lawn Fawn blog today sharing a Spring Flower card 🙂 . We are supposed to reach 70º here in Rhode Island today, so thats close enough to Spring for me! Also, don’t forget to spring forward with your clocks this weekend! This summer girl LOVES this time of year!!
I have been wanting to play with the new Stripey Backdrop and I love this card technique that I call cluster stamping. You can see a few other cards I did with the same technique by clicking the photos below
 
 
 
For this current card I did some no-line watercoloring. Watch my fun tutorial on how to do this here. It took quite a bit of time to get all the elements colored, but I really love how this card came out! Let me know if you have any questions and thank you for stopping by!
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Gorgeous card Jenn…love those happy sunflowers.
What a beautiful, happy creation! Gorgeous color work, and I love that background panel!
Hi this is a gorgeous card I love the beautiful flowers. Take care. Hugs Jackie
Jenn, your card is stunning! Love the colouring. This is a tecnique I definitely have to try 🙂
Thank you so much for inspiring me every day!
Big hug
Maria aka MaryV
Talk about bright and lovely! Awwww those little hearts smattered everywhere are the perfect addition to this beauty!
Very pretty Jenn, I LOVE sunflowers, this is a great idea. Your distress coloring is beautiful!
This is so very pretty! I love the look of your cluster stamping with the banner over top! Great idea!!
Thanks, Jenn, for the video on No Line Coloring. I haven’t tried this at all yet! Question – I don’t have distress markers. I guess for fine detail (like the deer’s eyes and mouth) I could use another water color medium, maybe zig clean color pens (which I have.) Can you suggest anything else? Love your flower card today on Lawn Fawn and above. You did a super duper job on those sun flowers! I’ll have to try this soon. I have been water coloring a lot this past winter so maybe I am ready!?!
Love the watercolor job!