The Among the Wildflowers Ephemera Spring Bits pack by The 3 Girls Tale for Prima Marketing is a beautifully coordinated set of scrapbooking embellishments designed to match the full Among the Wildflowers collection. It features a wide variety of spring garden imagery in a soft illustrated style, making it easy to add charm, detail and dimension to your creative projects.
The pack includes 96 pieces in 47 unique designs, with many of the designs repeated for extra versatility. Inside you will find birdhouses, birds, nests, bees, butterflies, rabbits, chicks, baskets, wagons, eggs, tags, florals, daisies, cherry blossoms and more. The mix of larger focal pieces and smaller accent elements gives you plenty of flexibility for layering, clustering and scene building.
This is an especially useful embellishment set for crafters who want to create polished projects without spending time cutting out every decorative element by hand. It works beautifully on scrapbook layouts, handmade cards, journals, tags and mini albums, and it makes it much easier to create balanced spring compositions with coordinated details.
👉 Features:
- Ephemera Spring Bits from the Among the Wildflowers collection
- Designed by The 3 Girls Tale for Prima Marketing
- Includes 96 pieces
- 47 unique designs
- Features birdhouses, birds, nests, bees, butterflies, rabbits, chicks, baskets, wagons, eggs, tags and florals
- Includes both larger focal pieces and smaller accent elements
- Coordinates with the full Among the Wildflowers collection
- Great for layering, clustering, embellishing and building themed spring scenes
👍 Ideal for:
- scrapbook layouts
- handmade cards
- mini albums
- journals
- tags
- spring and Easter paper crafting projects
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Choose one larger piece, such as a rabbit, basket or birdhouse, as your focal point and surround it with smaller florals, butterflies and tags to build a layered cluster on a card front or scrapbook page. It is an easy way to create a complete spring composition with depth and visual balance.
