While the afternoon away coloring this bouquet. A large, frilly, open Japanese-type Peony is poised atop a cloud of Hydrangea petals and patterned Oxalis (clover) leaves, punctuated with trailing species Clematis. Snips of Periwinkle vine curl to and fro. This...
Drawn from the inspiration of countless charming vintage Easter postcards, tags, and bits of ephemera collected over the years, my little Easter egg is all wrapped up in picotee ribbon and a special tag, ready for your personalization! Or, use...
June is National Rose Month in the US, and to help celebrate these perennial favorites, we’re showcasing a single rose bloom unfurling amongst a swirl of chamomile and rosehips. If you want to switch it up a bit, the rose...
Six illustrations for the loves in your life! This pack of goodness features six complete drawings: “Pretty Great”, “Rocking Blooms”, “Biggest Fan”, “Springy Step”, “Matching Socks”, “Found You” and “Heart Melt”. Each image will fit comfortably on a card front, and...
I ask you, who is going to say no to a kiss under such a cute thing? Certainly not this lady. A dangling bouquet of Mistletoe is a symbol of love and peace at Christmastime that goes back hundreds of...
It always seemed to me that the herbaceous peony is the very epitome of June. Larger than any rose, it has something of the cabbage rose's voluminous quality; and when it finally drops from the vase, it sheds its petticoats...
Could it be the fizziest of all flowers? Australian native Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha) simply bubbles up with sunshiney joy! We celebrate this effervescent gift from nature in "Bubbles and Fizz" - which can be colored up in the original...
Inspired by old fashioned glass ornaments from Germany, meet our Glittering Glass Santa Claus! My mother collected precious antique glass ornaments and nestled them in the tree right next to our handmade creations. Glass balls, acorns, pinecones, birds, orbs of...
A tapestry of spring flowers fill a large, lush heart shape in this Color Story adventure! The flowers for this heart were expressly chosen to celebrate yellows, greens, blues, and purples. We have Daffodils and Narcissus, a myriad of single...