This Thursday night, 5 new stamp sets including a BRAND NEW StampTV kit will debut and you will LOVE creating projects with these fabulous images.
Melanie Muenchinger has added the second addition to her Stately Flowers series and this one will knock your socks off!
Are you as excited as I am about this first sneak peek? More coming tomorrow!
Hugs,
Gina K.
Wow this is a beautiful stamp. Makes me want Spring already.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous stamp, not usually into flower stamps but this one is Beautiful...
ReplyDeletehugz Kath...xx...
ps Gina hope you had a wonderful Christmas...
wow, I see purple in these flowers with some yello on the stems and bases....imagination at work here ! Just lovely !
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of our dogwood tree. It is a beautiful stamp with great details. I cant wait to see the rest.
ReplyDeleteMarianne
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Ok, now that is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the next Stamping TV kit!! Love this stamp too.
ReplyDeleteWow, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo very, very beautiful
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a beautiful stamp! A nice selection to my other flowered stamp collection.
ReplyDeleteI love flowers,anytime of the year.Beautiful stamp.
ReplyDeleteOh, these are so pretty!!! Can't wait to see all the sets you and your talented team are releasing!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm ready for spring!!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited about this beautiful sneak peek! So looking forward to the next ones!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful stamp!! Anxious for spring to use such a beautiful stamp.
ReplyDeleteI am just sure this one is a Rose of Sharon. I have a row of them along the road that goes by my house. They are white, white with wine centers, periwinkle blue, purple, purple with wine centers and a deep wine. I had a neighbor who grew one into a tree, a real tree. When the canopy was in bloom it covered her entire back yard! This stamp is stunning and I hope to get one soon!
ReplyDeleteThere are some good guesses here! The shape of this flower and the bunches it comes in resemble many different species, making it a very versatile image... :)
ReplyDeleteAgain, that stamp + Copics = Beautiful!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!!!!! I'm guessing a Dogwood!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, love it!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a Rose of Sharon, I have at least 15 of them in my yard and along my road. There are solid white, white with wine centers, periwinkle blue, blue and wine, deep purple and deep purple and wine. I had a friend who planted one the year her house was built and they pruned it like a tree. When I knew her her tree was 28 years old and made an amazing canopy over her back yard. It was taller than her 2 story house. It was awesome! I can't wait for mine to do that! I can't recall what family of flour they come from or what state flour they are.
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