I am off to a late start this morning....we were at a surprise Birthday party for my sweet friend Mary and ended up enjoying the food and drinks a little too much....hence the late start to my Sunday Morning.....nothing a few tylenols and a few lattes can't fix so here are some of my late morning Sunday sketches all about Spring and the blooms I am longing to see.....
I also used one of these blooms to create this fun surface design....hope you all have a wonderful Sunday filled with family, friends and creativity!!!
Happy Creating!!!!
Such cheerful sketches! The pink floral would make awesome wallpaper or fabric.
ReplyDeleteThanks Melisa...I love using pieces in surface designs!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the pink, so spring like! Nice sketches! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie!!! I love pink blooms in the Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteCute little flowers and lady bug. Love the colors you used for the surface design. I too am longing for the first blooms to appear.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Thank you Deanna!!! can't wait to see all the colour in Spring and enjoy the blooms!!!
ReplyDeleteI like your post...lattes make everything better! hee! Such beautiful blooms too...I am so raedy to get some color around here! enjoy your sunday, diana! xo
ReplyDeletelovely spring sketches indeed!
ReplyDeleteso glad a few tylenols and lattes will do the trick~
Très belle farandole de fleurs... Ici nous profitons d'un dimanche très ensoleillé qui devrait se prolonger tout au long de cette semaine...
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Hi Diana,
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and this week's SS. Your pattern design is fabulous. I love the sophisticate colors. They made a vintage motif feel modern. Thanks so much for your lovely comments on today's post. I appreciate you stopping by and the encouraging words.
I always love to see the before and after and yours is always perfect!
ReplyDeleteHi Diana!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE these flowers, the swirls, the pink, just everything! So glad you shared them with us!
Hope you are doing well and have a great week!
Smiles
wow - do you use paint or markers??? It is beautiful! You asked about the Paint Party Friday - button is on my sidebar, this was the kick-off and it was great - do check it out!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comments!
cheers, dana
The flowers are pretty but I really love the little lady bug. Happy Sunday.
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty Diana!
ReplyDeleteI guess we are all longing for Spring!
Ohhhhhh so pretty!!! Very Springy!!
ReplyDeleteHas me thinking spring...such lovely motifs! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery Springy Diana!! just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFantastic design... love this.. yey spring is finally here...
ReplyDeleteI fancy a coffee myself now having read that! They are building a drive through Starbucks just down the road from me... not open yet though!!
ReplyDeleteLovely spring blooms. I don't know what it's like in your neck of the woods but in the past few days blossom has been bursting out everywhere here! Bliss :)
How pretty, love the colored one, splendid work!
ReplyDeleteoh this is lovely, nice design. Such a treat to see it coloured in.
ReplyDeleteLovely colour! Early spring! Cant wait - cold here! Then again will miss teh skiing :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic flowers!!!!They are really super.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful flowers - I love the pink & golden brown color combo... wonderful line work too!
ReplyDeletexo
Kristin
These are wonderful! I'd love clear stamps in these...wouldn't that be cute?!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! There are few things that I love more than a good floral pattern.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design, so intricate :)
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for the delay, Diana....I'm loving your Spring work here. As much as I love the snow, I'm longing for Spring as well...beautiful scents, colours, etc. Ahhhhh :) Hugs
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stuff Diana!!
ReplyDeleteYour illustrations are lovely and your flowers are wonderfull. I know you published several books but did you ever do a colouring book?
ReplyDeleteHave a great day
Janine
What fun flowing energy springs from your flowers. Love the pink shades on the colored version of the flower.
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