Birthday bouquet.

August / September is a busy time for birthdays!

One of my crafting buddies had her birthday at the end of August. I try to make it a point to send her a card that she hasn't seen me make before, post or demonstrate.

In other words, one that is all hers!

She tells me she keeps all these cards in a box and she looks at them for inspiration - awww!

I knew for sure she hadn't seen my new stamp set - Jar of love so I set about coming up with a design, just for her!

Spring was just around the corner too so I wanted to use fresh and vibrant colours.

A bouquet of flowers, delivered by the postman!

That was it!

Using the Jar of Love, I made a bouquet in a jar using Calypso Coral, Bermuda Bay, and Lemon Lime Twist.

Love, love, love!!

Touch of gold in the centres and it was ready for the post box.

Hope she likes it as much as I do!!

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