Wild Rose Note Cards How many notes?:1 folded note and envelope

Wild Rose Note Cards How many notes?:1 folded note and envelopeThe wild rose represents love and adoration. Floriography is the "language of flowers". In Victorian times, these coded meanings were used to symbolize feelings through the flowers that people sent or used for certain occasions. To this day, people still use flowers to express their sentiments. After reading a great fiction book (The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh) on this subject 6 years ago, El became obsessed with this concept! She has

Hope Poem by E Dickinson print features watercolor and calligraphy

These sweet notes for Valentine's Day are perfect for children

April-Beautiful Butterflies (Bob's favorite for this year

due to copyright laws

4 piece wedding Invitation includes:

or to keep for your own desk

and (especially) a beautiful full color cotton tea towel

Lots of research on the locations brings in all the detail of your favorite places

Classic and sweet

delicate cycle

The outer envelope also has a compass printed at the top and peeking over the back of the envelope

All flowers were hand painted in the El's Cards studio