I spent the morning finishing up some little
cards, I've been painting.
I think it is always nice to make your cards.
They just seem more special.
Always good to have on hand too.
These were done with watercolor,
copic marker, permanent pens.
Then I spent the afternoon planting the first
raised vegetable bed. We have had to move
our raised beds closer to the house this year
as the Elk have destroyed our fencing down below.
This has been no easy feat as each bed is 14 feet by 4 feet.
Had to break them down and haul (that would be carry) them
up by the house and then haul all the good soil up. (we used
the tractor for that part, thank heaven). So I am heading up
for a nice long hot bubble bath.
Tomorrow we move the next one. :-(
11 comments:
Sounds like you have been having a busy time. That is a lot of garden to be moving. What beautiful cards you have created. Love your art work. The scalloped edges finish each of those lovely bouquets.
I hope you enjoyed your well earned bubble bath Sharon. Your cards are precious! Their recipients will love them.
Your cards are lovely and definitely much more special than store bought mass produced cards. May you have a bounty of delicious vegetables in a very short time.
I **LOVE** your flowers! Soo pretty..and yes..so much more meaningful for the reciepient to receive!
Sounds like an almost perfect day ... painting (love the cards) and gardening ... both so therapeutic!!!!!
Hugs--
Beautiful cards Sharon! I think I'll be planting veggies this weekend if the weather holds.
Your cards are so beautiful. happy gardening!!!!!
Your cards are absolutely lovely, Sharon! I've just finished my much-needed blogging break, and had to stop by to see what you've been up to. I'm so happy to hear that you've had a chance to get out and enjoy your gardening! Hugs, Terri xoxo
Sharon, your paintings are totally SWEET!!
XO Diane
Gorgeous artwork Sharon. I love the simplicity of these cards. Hope you have recovered from your gardening chores! Hugs to Ted too.
Suc beautiful cards Sharon! Hope you are not feeling too sore from all of your vegi gardening preparations! but it will be worth all of it. We just
so love and depend on our vegi garden as it gives us so much beautiful fresh produce all year round.
Hugs to you,
Suzy
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