Happy flowers from Sharon. I'm trying to figure out if she painted the petals and then outlined them or drew the outlines and then painted them in. I think she probably painted first. That's a pretty, new stamp that I do not recall seeing. I wonder when it snuck in. Is it half of a pair that offer coordinating 1-oz and 2-oz? I guess I could surf on over to the USPS website. Nope. I'm on a strict no-surf plan.
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How long til we get there - is the universal catch phrase for enduring car trips. In our case, we are wondering how long do we have to put up with these ding-dong blog posts. 21 days. Yup. Three full weeks. I'm so sorry.
It could be worse. Although, I am not going to start brainstorming *worse* things. We are just going to forge ahead, aren't we. Who is she talking to? Is there a mouse in her pocket? Who used to say that?
I got the same one from Sharon and it's SOOOO lovely!! I will be sending your way soon with others.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments on my May exchange envelope! Yes, I painted with watercolor directly on Classic Crest envelopes, and then used permanent extra fine pens to add details after the envelopes dried. I used a piece of card stock inside the envelopes while painting and drying to reduce buckling. Then placed the nearly dry envelopes between drawing pad sheets weighted with books to finish drying. I was surprised that commercial envelopes would accept watercolor as well as they did. Sharon
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