First I want to thank all of you that took the time to suggest which of my photos you would like to see as a greeting card. I have taken note of each suggestion and will be working on them in the next several months. I enjoy making greeting cards and spend quite a bit of time on each one. Here is my latest and newest card. I hope you like it. And remember, you do not have to give these cards away. You are allowed to keep it just for yourself.
Blue Branches Fine Art Greeting Card
This greeting card of delicate budding tree branches against a field of blue sky is printed on the inside as well as the outside in full color. The inside is a lovely soft and pale version of the branches and is ready for your personal message. Each card measures a bountiful 5.5" x 8.5" and includes a white envelope.
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This greeting card of delicate budding tree branches against a field of blue sky is printed on the inside as well as the outside in full color. The inside is a lovely soft and pale version of the branches and is ready for your personal message. Each card measures a bountiful 5.5" x 8.5" and includes a white envelope.
click here for purchase information on this greeting card
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This card is spectacularly beautiful, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI love this one!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Julie! Excellent.
ReplyDeleteAnother one that I'd frame if I received it! Lovely and I really like the border.
ReplyDeleteI like this a lot, Julie. It looks really elegant.
ReplyDeleteI love the bit darker blue around the picture ~ it makes the branches pop out ~ very nice!
ReplyDeletevery nicely presented.
ReplyDeleteGreat job.
Blue is my favorite color! You card is lovely and oh so blue!
ReplyDeleteNice touch adding the softer version on the interior--very professional. :)
ReplyDeleteJulie, I love, love, love the way this one turned out. You and Mother Nature, the dynamic duo.
ReplyDeleteYou have one terrifically blessed day!
Wow that's gorgeous. I've always loved the patterns of bare branches, and the way you've used that pattern to frame a central image of them is inspired genius.
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