We’ve had a few days of nice spring weather lately and I was anxious to use this image by Rachelle Anne Miller. Lily makes you feel happy just looking at her, doesn’t she? I thought it would be a nice, cheery image for a get well card. I hope it gives the recipient a smile. :)

When I first saw this image I couldn't wait to ink it up. When I was young, my brother and I used to play grocery store or department store and used to haul images from his room and mine using a little cart such as this one. Once we had all of our things loaded up, we used to set them all up and pretend they were for sale and take turns "Shopping". Now when I see my children doing the same thing, it makes me smile just as this image does!

I’m not usually fond of pink for Christmas. I’m a reds, browns and blues kind of girl when it comes to this holiday. But these stamps are so cute, they really call for some pink, don’t you think?

I’ve used the “Mouse” stamp from the Rachelle Anne Miller Christmas collection, a text stamp from Papirloftet, Nestabilities, paper from My Mind’s eye, Making Memories hollies, and snowflakes from Maya Road and Heidi Swapp. And it’s kind of hard to tell from the picture, but the image is colored with Glimmer Mists.

Nice and easy layout if you have just one piece of DP with only one pattern. This one is the backside of the popular Making Memories Valentines paper.

Hello! I hope you are having a bright sun-shiny day! It is rainy and dreary at my house today so I thought I would create a little sunshine with this cute stamp by Rachelle Anne Miller and some bright yellow paper. Isn’t the bunny in the watering can adorable? It’s perfect for spring or any time you need a cheery card!