Bright Floral Card


 

I used some random paper I had to make this card. I found Balmy Blue and Fresh Freesia coordinated with some of the flowers in the paper and used those for the accent colors, as well as black. The Celebrate stamp was from a very old Stampin Up set. I think they turned out fun!

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