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It's been almost a month since I've made a blog post, so let me tell you about my new favorite color combo.

I have been using variations of this combination of colors in all of my projects for the last like week, and I didn't even notice it until now!

I also am still very obsessed with the Nature's Poem Suite as you can probably tell. The images and sentiments in the stamp set are versatile enough that I find I am using them on many of the cards I have made lately. I also went camping with my boyfriend the weekend after the 4th of July, so that inspired me as well. Nature is always my go-to source for inspiration!

The colors are:
Crumb Cake
Mint Macaron
Petal Pink
Grapefruit Grove

Here are all of the projects that I've made using these colors.

Grapefruit Grove and Crumb Cake


Petal pink, mint macaron, and some Nature's Poem DSP

I hope you've enjoyed checking out a few of my projects using some of my current favorite colors and go-to stamp set, Rooted in Nature! I will leave you with a few pictures from Joe's and my camping trip in Eau Claire!





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