Language of Flowers-Mix & Match beach gearFloriography 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 been doing research on the language of
this map is full of many fun details
if you blink
The outer envleope has a single maple leaf on the flap just under the return address
Invitation is backed with navy cover stock
Seaside Serenity notes is a collection of 4 designs
This watercolor print is a wonderful gift for any occasion
cranberry bogs
Celebrate Baby's first Christmas with a sweet ornament to keep for years to come
Add the baby's name and this box of notes make s a great gift
This little guy was modeled after my friend Rosie's dog and used on her wedding stamp
Opening for artwork is 11" x 14" (sawtooth hanger back) or 8" x 10" (tabletop easel back)
70# weight with rich color covering every inch