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Sassy Cheryl Show Me #117

I can't believe that I'm posting on the first day of this week's Sassy Cheryl Show Me Challenge!  If you haven't played along before just grab your camera and share a photo(s) of what you have been doing this week.  It's super each AND you might win on of Cheryl's fabulous digital images.

So, I am sharing a photo card set that I made this weekend as a Birthday gift for my Mom.  She has a fantastic "green thumb" and grows beautiful flowers of all kinds.  During my visit last Fall, there was a fluke second blooming of her rose garden and I took tons of photos.  I have never created photo cards before, but thought the roses would be perfect!

Below is a photo of the card set:






I layered all of the photos on card stock that brought out the colors of the rose.  I kept the card base simple with a swissdot emboss so as not to distract from the photo.  I included a variety of sentiments for various occasions.

  
I loved how this rose photo turned out and the colors are simply gorgeous!



Thanks for stopping by for a closer look!  I hope you are having a creative week and maybe their are signs of Spring in your area of the country.

Comments

Cynthia these are gorgeous - this summer my roses have been flowering almost non-stop,and it had been a long summer too.
Blessings
Maxine
Penny said…
Wow, her flowers are gorgeous, you take beautiful photos, and the cards are simply wonderful! :^)
Hugs, Penny
Sassy Cheryl said…
Oh, I bet your mom just loved these. Super gorgeous and I know that anyone receiving one of them is going to love 'em too. Just beautiful Cynthia.
Thanks for playing along in the Sassy Cheryl's SMThursday fun this week.
Cynthia this is a fabulous idea. Your Mom will love them and the final recipient will have a piece of her garden too. They look very professional GF!!!
Shirley said…
Cynthia these are simply gorgeous, and what a wonderful way for your mother to share her green thumb with her friends. You should be proud of yourself for this idea. I know she loved them.