Here's a cute set that released this month over at Unity Stamp Co.!

 I love sunflowers and so when I saw this stunning image put out by Studio Katia this spring in support of Ukraine, I just couldn't wait to paint it.

 My Auntie Karen sent along a few extras with my birthday card last month - some Dashing Sentiments diecuts stamped and ready to go! This worked perfectly to help me put together a design quickly for some special birthday cards.

 Here is a little break from Christmas cards! I pulled out the Reflections set from The Greetery and put the scene together using some Pigment Craft Co. inks.

 I am getting ready to send another batch of cards up to Fullfill Zero Waste Market and got things started by making this plantable card! I actually started planning it in my head one night laying awake and came down the next morning to create it. 

It is my Dad's birthday today and I just had to use the Reflections set from The Greetery to make a birthday card for him! 

 I couldn't resist creating another card with this Reflections set from The Greetery when I needed a birthday card for my good friend. This time I found inspiration from another one of Betsy's creations and added some wildflowers to the scene.

 Today was my Mom's birthday and I am so happy that I found some time to put together a card for her using some of my favourites from The Greetery! I just so happened to be given an incredible bouquet of flowers from MJ's Floral and was pretty stoked to pair it up with this card for my photo :).

 I discovered this amazing combination of distress oxides the other day to create some beautiful hydrangeas with the Budding Beauties - Summer set from The Greetery. I used Salvaged Patina distress oxide and finger daubed in some Twisted Citron distress oxide. I used Chipped Sapphire for the petal details. For the stem of the hydrangea I used Rustic Wilderness and Twisted Citron again for the leaves. I paired this stem with another from the same set. I went for a pink peony by using Spun Sugar + Picked Raspberry distress oxide. Rustic Wilderness was used again for the stems and accented with Black Soot distress oxide.

 My lovely Auntie Karen sent me a fun crafty package in the mail the other week! Inside were a couple of these Pinkfresh Studio Floral Notes stamped on watercolour paper. I took out my Tombow markers and got to work! I am linking up with the Pinkfresh Studio  anything goes monthly challenge.

 I was asked to make a custom sympathy card this week. The only requests were that it be plantable and have something robin's egg/Tiffany blue. I decided to pull out my hydrangeas from The Greetery that I had yet to play with! 

 When I was needing to make thank you cards last week I first made this card. I took out my distress inks and Print Shop Fresh Floral stamp + stencil set from The Greetery. 

 I've had these beautiful Canson watercolour cards for awhile and I guess I have been saving them to use on a special occasion! I needed to make two thank you cards for work and also a nice birthday card for someone special. I decided to create some bouquets with daisies and eucalyptus.

 Here is the final plantable card that I made up for Fullfill. It is the mini version of the boxwood wreath from The Greetery. I love how it looks on the plantable paper! The typewriter font sentiments in this set are just perfect, too.

 I wanted to create some versatile plantable cards that could be used for Mother's Day or other occasions, too, for Fullfill. I absolutely love The Greetery daisies and switched them up this year to create another simple design.

Another plantable card design is now available at Fullfill in Kimberley! I decided to use the Written in Ribbons set from The Greetery to pair with these yellow and red tulips. I had originally die cut these tulips to go on my previous card, but although I loved how the tulip petals turned out, that colour did not work with my light purple watering can! I was so excited to try out my new gold paint from Indigenous female-owned and operated, Beam Paints, and added some gold spatters to my card.

 It was time to restock Fullfill with some plantable cards fit for Mother's Day and other upcoming occasions! I decided to try out some coloured envelopes from Botanical Paperworks this time. I really liked the tulips with the watering can combination that I did recently, so I tried out some different colours. I also love that Windowpane Plaid and used it to create my background.

 I wanted to create a versatile card for Kootenay Grounds using the watering can from The Greetery. 

 I've been putting together some more cards using this favourite Waterfront stamp set and came up with a new design. 

 I am so stoked that I was able to squeeze in some time to make a card for this year's Spring/Summer Coffee Lovers Blog Hop! I took out one of my coffee favourite sets from The Greetery and wanted to pair it up with a spring sprig. I chose a cherry blossom branch because when I was living in Victoria these beautiful pink blossoms always signified the coming of spring to me. I played around with some different colour combinations for my cherry blossoms and decided on Spun Sugar + Kitsch Flamingo distress oxide inks.