Thursday, August 27, 2015

Seize The Birthday - Weather Element


It's time for a new challenge at Seize The Birthday, and this time the topping is Weather Element.  Sun, clouds, rain, wind, whatever you like.



I went for sunshine, which has been severely lacking this summer, although my neighbour has managed to grow several huge sunflowers.

If you don't want to include a weather element, you can still play along with any birthday-themed project, so come and join us!

11 comments:

  1. Lovely card! We had brilliant sunshine earlier today - followed by a huge downpour a little later. Gotta love a British summer, Jo x

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  2. What a cute image, Shirley ... beautifully coloured (of course!). Sending you some warm sunshine to go with that fabulous sunflower! Hugs, Anita :)

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  3. Just so adorable...love your fabulous sunflower!

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  4. ...would you like me to ship you some Canadian sunshine? Honestly, I'd welcome a few cloudy days and a break from the heat! Our forecast temps this week are all above 30C. Wierd for this time of year!

    Gorgeous card! Love your fun take on Weather Elements! "Sun" flower is soooooo clever!!! Really, really cool coloring too :)

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  5. Quirky, funky, elegant and oh-so-cool!

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  6. We've been cool and more overcast too, here in the MIdwest of the US. Rain forecast for the next few days too. Your card, however, is full of sunshine! Love that happy yellow color, and what sweet images. Beautiful font on your sentiment too. Wonderful card. Bev

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  7. Love gardening and I love your card!

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  8. Sorry your weather has been so gloomy! This card is sure to bring a smile to anyone's face! Great watercoloring!

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  9. Love this sweet whimsical image and beautiful card. Thanks for stopping in at my blog :) Shirleyxx

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  10. This is such a beautiful card Shirley, I really love that sweet water coloured image :)

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  11. Wonderful colouring and I love the splatter in the background.

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