Welcome to the MFP Stamp Shop May Blog Hop
This month's new Stamp Set Releases are:
Featured May 26 - Tree Scene
Featured May 27 - Animal Birthdays
Featured May 28 - Pots and Vases
I had some fun with today's set. I ended up with two cards - one using a glass vase and the other two pots.
For my first card with the vase I used flowers from the set called Lots of Words. I used some Card Candi and a border punch.
For my second card I also needed to pull out the Bring on the Sun stamp set. I am not sure if anyone in the USA knows of Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men - a TV show when we were kids - Black and White and you can see the puppet strings! As you can imagine they were made of flower pots and were called Bill and Ben. The flower was called Little Weed. They lived in two big pots at the bottom of the garden and got up to their antics when the gardener wasn’t around. It was a program (part of our Watch with Mother series) that used to be on the TV when we were kids. It was all so innocent! My brother gets this card when he turns 60 later in the year.
This card was watercoloured.
I had some fun with today's set. I ended up with two cards - one using a glass vase and the other two pots.
For my first card with the vase I used flowers from the set called Lots of Words. I used some Card Candi and a border punch.
For my second card I also needed to pull out the Bring on the Sun stamp set. I am not sure if anyone in the USA knows of Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men - a TV show when we were kids - Black and White and you can see the puppet strings! As you can imagine they were made of flower pots and were called Bill and Ben. The flower was called Little Weed. They lived in two big pots at the bottom of the garden and got up to their antics when the gardener wasn’t around. It was a program (part of our Watch with Mother series) that used to be on the TV when we were kids. It was all so innocent! My brother gets this card when he turns 60 later in the year.
This card was watercoloured.
Featured May 29 - Tree Scene Selections
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Lovely cards and we don't know your Flower Pot Men here in the U.S. The card with the vase looks so lovely and so delicate. TFS!
ReplyDeletekReN@
http://afourthlife.blogspot.com
Two wonderful cards Janine! Both are lovely!
ReplyDeleteBoth are terrific, but I am partial to the first!
ReplyDeletetwo well done cards. like the glass vase the best.
ReplyDeletestamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
Beautiful cards. I love how your glass vase turned out!
ReplyDeleteDon't know Bill and Ben, but I'm sure they'd appreciate the pots with their names on them. I really like your first card with the clear glass vase. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWowza! Beautiful vase of flowers and so well coloured. It is gorgeous! I love your Bill & Ben the FLower Pot men card too! Happy memories!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I haven't heard of Bill and Ben.
ReplyDeleteThe water in the vase PERFECT>>>>>>>>Lovely cards..........Lis
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just stunning....you are such an artist!!! I especially like the card with the vase and the way you made it look like it was clear with water in in....and I love the colors too :) Hugs...Janie
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful! What a fun story about Bill and Ben!
ReplyDeleteLove that first card,
ReplyDeleteso pretty! The second
is fun!!
Carla from Utah
Whatever happened to Bill and Ben?? Fun card. Love your weed. Hugz
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