Thank you very much, my sweet friend. 😘

I’m a big fan of semi and fully transparent elements in paper crafting. Several years back, we saw more of them being used (and released by companies in the field). These days they’re not always as common, but haven’t gone the way of the dinosaur entirely by any means.

Much as with fashion, I rarely follow trends in crafting and use what I like/love (and have on hand) whenever the mood strikes.

Tons of hugs & the sunniest, loveliest of March-into-April wishes coming your way!

♥ Autumn

Hello sweet Kelly, thank you very much for your splendidly kind comment + compliments.

Even though a wee bit of snow still lingers in our yard, this latest winter is already starting to fade memory. Happily, however, we can revive the coldest chapter of the year anytime we please via our paper crafting.

I hope that your spring is off to a sunny, wonderful start and that all is well as we gear up to (bunny) hop into April.

Big hugs,
♥ Autumn

You are blush-inducingly kind, my cherished friend. Thank you so much! 😘

As much as I’m eager to embrace spring’s return here in a matter of weeks, it is always a touch bittersweet to part ways with winter. Thankfully, all I need to do is pop into my crafting space for a spell anytime I wish to connect with the chilliest chapter of the year.

Who knows, to that end, maybe 2021 will be the year I start my Yule/Christmas/holiday season cards before November/December.

Wishful thinking? Unbridled optimism? Theoretically plausible? All of the above? 😄

♥ Autumn

Thank you very much across the board, dear Emma.

You are wholeheartedly welcome. It is always a pleasure to connect with you and your latest (gorgeous + inspiring) projects.

Little by little, winter is starting to retreat – though not without, in true Canadian fashion, putting up a decent fight first. Case in point, we had (really pretty) fresh snow here two mornings again. I sense we may see additional flakes at least once or twice more before spring finally triumphs again, though only time will tell.

The nights are continuing to drop below freezing, but we’re seeing temps a few degrees above zero during the day – and even hit the low double digits a few days ago. This increased warmth was short-lived, but wholly welcome, and reminded us all the more that winter will soon be retiring for another few months.

How tremendously lovely that spring is already out in full force in Cromwell. I’m looking forward to the same sorts of spring signs that you mentioned appearing here (fairly) soon as well. A few days ago I heard a flock of Canadian geese returning home, which is a strong indicator of winter’s demise unto itself, and a lovely precursor to blooms and birdsongs aplenty.

Many hugs & the very happiest of wishes for a safe, lovely, and very sunny spring!
♥ Autumn

Thank you very much, sweet Lynne. I have a lifelong affinity for foxes and cherish the times I’ve spotted them in the wild – just as I greatly enjoy making fox imagery a part of my crafting.

Do you get many foxes in your corner of the country? We have some here, though rarely see them (I saw more when living in the Caribou and in Alberta). Coyotes cross our paths considerably more often as a general rule.

Aww! That’s so cute! Please do not be sorry about making a pun – I’m a huge fan, and frequent generator, of them myself.

Oodles of hugs & the very happiest of wishes for a sunny, safe, wonderful March!
♥ Autumn