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Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Floral snippets


Morning all, thought I had better do a quick post with my Snippets Playground share as I've got a cancellation tomorrow to go in to have the further Cervical spine treatment done. Not as invasive as the surgery in May so all going to plan only MIA for a day or two.

The above was a bit of an experiment! The little squares were left over from die cutting tiny frames for a project ages ago, these were the little pieces from the middle. So I used a removable glue runner to stick them onto a piece of card and then stamped Penny Black Lovely inking with Ecoline pens direct to stamp. Then separated the pieces and assembled onto black card (looking now, non to accurately) with small gaps between. More matting and layering, a ribbon and sentiment sticker.

Try it on Tuesday has Summer Blooms, it's Flowers at Sisterhood of Crafters and also visiting Ellies Garden party again.

19 comments:

  1. Lovely card Brenda, a very clever design. Hope your treatment goes well tomorrow.
    Liz xx

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  2. Beautiful card and stamps, love the design and hope all goes well tomorrow.
    Carol x

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  3. A beautiful design Brenda, the little squares remind me of mosaic tiles, it's a lovely effect, the colours are gorgeous.
    Good luck with the procedure tomorrow, hope all goes to plan and you recover quickly.
    xx

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  4. A beautiful layout stamped image and colour combo,hope all goes smoothly tomorrow

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  5. Great floral stamp and I love the tiled effect.
    Wishing you luck with your procedure tomorrow.

    Thanks for coming to play in the Snippets Playground. See you in the treehouse later. xxx

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  6. Oh I love how you used those squares. Nice to recycle them and they make a cool mosaic image. And I'll remember this time to thank you for joining us at Try It on Teusday too. :) Hope all goes well tomorrow. hugs-Erika

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  7. Lovely tiled card, and direct to stamp really works with this lovely PB image. Hope all goes well today xxx

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  8. A lovely bunch of flowers and great use of your left over squares - bits and pieces we 'save' usually come in handy eventually. All the best for your procedure.

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  9. Good luck with everything today Brenda, fingers crossed for you.
    I think your card is beautiful, its so pretty, at first glance I thought you had used a die to cut the squares, the flower stamp is lovely and you couldn't have chosen a sweeter colour. xx

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  10. A beautiful project Brenda using a stunning bunch of flowers gorgeous colour and technique, hope all goes well with your treatment 🤗

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  11. very beautiful card Brenda......gr karin

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  12. Gorgeous card and such a great idea to use of those snippets! Like the orange-so cheerful.

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  13. A lovely card Brenda, looks like a tiled panel, it's a lovely floral stamp and gorgeous colour.
    Hope everything went ok with the hospital procedure. Avril xx
    ps Thanks for sharing this at Try it on Tuesday. x

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  14. Tiles made from leftover squares create a clever mosaic effect, and the Penny Black floral stamp in warm orange tones brings beautiful energy to your creative snippet design.

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  15. Absolutely beautiful design! Well done! (Hope the procedure went well) Thanks so much for joining in the fun at the Sisterhood of Crafters challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.

    Darlene
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
    Sisterhood of Crafters Owner

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  16. Beautiful design, great idea with the tiles, its very effective. I hope the surgery went well and is a success, you have really been thought it this year with your health. Sending lots of healing hugs Emmax

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  17. A great idea and so effective.

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  18. Love the look of this card and how great to use all those leftover squares! Hope the procedure did go to plan!

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  19. So wonderful, Brenda! Looks amazing!
    All the best for you!

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