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Time For Card Sharing

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Having recently put up a new boxed set of Papaver, and becoming a bit more interested in doing more cards, I thought I’d go back over my other boxed sets and start sharing them on occasion. Some will probably be discontinued soon, especially if I never sold a box. I’ll just go through them in alphabetical order. Just because.

This particular box will, I’m fairly sure, be one I discontinue. I think maybe it’s time to do a new water drop box. Time will tell. The amazing thing, at least to me, is that the oldest image here was made in 2015. Where has the time gone?!

(To see the full photo just click on the image.)

ALL THE LITTLE WATER DROPS

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Card Collection Updates

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While I’ve certainly taken a large number of flora photographs, it’s been quite some time since I’ve printed new cards or put together a card collection. Recently, though, I’ve been looking at some past boxes and I’m thinking some should be retired: I’ve sold very few in the past few years (really since Covid struck). I think it’s time to put new boxes together.

Today I did just that … well, one box, anyway. Some of the images are from 2026, but I have to admit some are older. But they all work and there you go. (And yes, I had to update this as there are MORE that are from earlier: I initially wrote that just two were not from 2026.)

Let me introduce you to the 2026 Papaver cards. These particular images are from the smallest box size (5.5 x 4.25) and are $26 plus tax (unless you are from out of state) per box. (I have yet to raise prices, but that may have to change, considering the cost of paper these days.)

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Today’s Featured Boxed Cards: A Lot of Red

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I’ve decided to feature some boxed card sets each morning until I’ve put them all up. I have quite a number, so sometimes I’ll feature only one more frequently I’ll share more than that, as I am doing today.

I love sending cards. Sometimes just to let people know I’m thinking of them: nothing like a card “pick me up” to brighten someone’s day. Have you sent someone special a card recently?

These boxed sets are also great gifts, and shopping here is pretty darn easy! I can ship to the purchaser’s address or directly to the gift recipient. (If you wish to have me do the latter I will also gift wrap for free if you request that.)

In case you can’t figure it out, today’s boxes feature a whole lot of red.

This first box is my Red Flora box. These can be used for a Christmas card collection or Valentine’s Day card, but of course can also work for other occasions as well. In addition, a boxed set of cards makes a lovely gift! Read more about these by going to the Red Flora page.

RED is … well … a whole lot of red! Again, great for Christmas, but who says you can only do reds for Christmas, right?

I think my Seeing Red collection was especially lovely … so many red roses!

And then there are the Red Poppies. An absolute fave of mine!

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Stellar Boxes!

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For the Stellar Gallery show I decided I would make a couple of boxed card sets. There are more images at the show*, and those not featured in a box will be printed as individual cards, but I arranged these in such a way that I think there is a continuity I prefer to have with my sets.

Now that the show has opened, I can share these images here (I wanted to keep things a bit of a surprise until it opened.) and make them available to those who can’t make it to the gallery.

*Update: well, one image is NOT at the show after all, and some of these aren’t on the walls quite yet (I brought more images than we could hang). The one not in the show is the purple viola with the water drop: the frame was damaged! It is now redone and sitting here, but I can’t quite imagine making a 6 hour round-trip to deliver it to the gallery at the moment. Ah well! Maybe I’ll eventually end up shipping it there.

Box One

Box Two