Happy Anniversary to Ellen Hutson and her crew! One more post this week to celebrate the achievement…it’s not easy to keep a business open in the marketplace today, and to do it with honor and integrity! I’m so proud to be associated with them – and I know many of you have become faithful customers too….yay for great customer service, eh?
Anyway – I’m trying a technique I’ve used a few times before – on buttercups and poppies – and now on holly!
I think I’ll be painting lots of flowers this way….so loose and fun!
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I’m so excited, I just got my tag in the mail! It is even prettier in person. Thank you Sandy for sharing your art!
Oh wow this is so gorgeous! Always so inspiring!
and I feel so lucky to be one of the Tag winners! thank you so much!
xoxo Olga
What is the apperatice, the box, or frame you are using called?
Your card is lovely and impressive! Glad you are taking a “break” in December. Good for you. BIG thanks to the Ellen Hutson team. They are the BEST!
Wow! Your card came out so very beautiful. I love it.
Beautiful card Sandy and big congrats to all the lucky winners!!
Congratulations to all the winners of these treasures! Sandy, Thank you for your generosity & sharing these bits of joy!
So Beautiful Sandy and congratulations to your lucky winners.
Gorgeous, the stamp but even more the awesome watercolouring you did. Thanks for sharing and take enough time for yourself Sandy, you can’t run always hard, sometimes you must slow down.
Just beautiful! You do such lovely work. That stamp is beautiful. I wish I would have seen this video before I spent all my money.
That stamp is a winner – but I love, love LOVE what you do with it! Combining Distress Inks with traditional watercolors is one of those things that just makes sense – at least for cardmakers! Who has more fun? We’ll miss you in December, with just one post per week, but no one can say you haven’t earned a break – thanks in advance for the heads-up.