Flowers are in bloom as the warm summer air dances lightly
across the yards and fields and this blog hop is all about the flowers. Please
join this creative bunch as they show off their creations with flowers. Jearise,
from Lorby's World, is our hostess. Please,
make sure you begin at her site and read carefully because she will have a
give-away going on with this hop and all the details are on her blog. Now
flower power away . . .
WHAT????? Has someone lost their mind??? Lynne is in a flower
blog hop????? You have to be kidding!!!! Lynne who one year planted silk
flowers in her window boxes and only watered to keep them clean!!!! Lynne who
is Dr. Keforkian when it comes to growing flowers!!!!! Alright, now that I have
that out of my system . . . .
I actually have not one but two projects for you!!! Yes, I did
say two!!!
My first project is something that can be made in a total of 15
minutes and makes a great little something to take to a friend in the hospital
as a cheer-me-up bouquet or a thinking of you!!!
RECIPE:
- Supply list: suckers, Styrofoam egg or ball, paper, empty juice container or flower pot
- Cover juice container with paper, add pretty bow with sentiment,
“Wishing you a Sunshiney day”, from Create with TLC with added Darice 3D effect
butterfly stickers
- Cut flowers with hole in center – I used Cricut Plantin Cartridge on page 76 cut at 2.75 inches and used 10 flowers
- Optional chalking around edges
- Shape flowers by curling petals
- Insert suckers in flowers, insert in Styrofoam
- Butterfly Stick-Pin made previously using supplies from Miriam's Crafting Supplies (tutorial on how to make previously shown May 17th, Tutorial Friday for Miriam's Crafting Supplies, Decorative Butterfly Stick-Pin)
- Viola and happy flower bouquet
My next project is a frame using flowers from Cricut Giant
Flowers Cartridge. DANGER WILL ROBINSON, cartridge directions SUCK!! Now, that
I got that out of my system . . . .
RECIPE:
- Poppy cut using Cricut Giant Flowers Cartridge cut at 3.25 and
2.5 inches using Recollections cardstock and chalked around edges
- Pansy cut using Cricut Giant Flowers Cartridge cut at 2.25
inches using Recollections cardstock and chalked around edges with a black and
gold button for the center
- Leaves cut in various sizes using Cricut Giant Flowers Cartridge and chalked around edges
- Violets were cut using Cricut Plantin Cartridge cut at 2.25 inches using Recollections cardstock and chalked around edges with pearls from Miriam’s Crafting Supplies in the center
- Wooden frame is from Michael’s which cost a whole dollar – covered with Recollections Fashionable Chic Paper Stack and chalked around edges
- Flowers were hot-glued onto frame
- Sentiment, “When hands reach out in friendship hearts are
touched with joy”, from Create with TLC with rounded corners matted on matching
paper that covered wooden frame
- VIOLA, lovely gift for a dear friend . . . shhhhhh don’t tell
her!
Have I amazed and astounded you making my flowery projects??? I
want to thank you for stopping to smell the flowers and down the path to Anita
but just watch out for the bees while sniffing the flowers. The line-up is
included just in case you get lost along the way . . . .
Jearise - http://lorbysworld.blogspot.com
Camille - http://shortonideasaz.blogspot.com/
Maria - http://asimplefive.blogspot.com/
Lissa Marie ~ www.somanycrafts.com
Lynne Kirsch ~ http://slasewcraftiness.blogspot.com/
Anita Cannon ~ http://www.anitaandbugs.blogspot.com
God Bless
you and thank you ever sew much for stopping by today! I love reading comments
and would love to read yours . . . .
Much love,
hugs, and friendship,
Lynne
I Really like your bold flowers. That pansy is about the cutest I've seen. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat upcycle! Love the flowers and projects.
ReplyDeleteBe Blessed, Beckie
justbcreativecrazy@gmail.com
Your floral creations are terrific I love the lollipop one will have to steal that one for my Granddaughter's Birthday next month> Thanks for the great idea, I love your second project your flowers look great and the colors and design are terrific!!
ReplyDeleteBig Blog Hugs My sweet friend!!
What a beautiful project!
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I love both your project and think your flowers turned out great but I am going to be honest here and say the lollipop tree is my favorite and I really think you send it to me with all suckers intact. I'm a sucker so it would be great for me. lol Thanks for joining me.
ReplyDeleteAmazing projects as always, Lynn. I haven't been blog hopping in awhile, but I have always loved your projects! Such cute ideas. I love the bouquet and the frame.
ReplyDeleteBarbara B.
Lynne, Your projects are great! I love your frame. The flowers are gorgeous. You did a terrific job on making them. Thanks for sharing. Edwina Brown
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful
ReplyDeleteWow!! You have stunned and utterly amazed me!! Hee hee! I love the pansies on your frame! :)
ReplyDeletethese flowers are great, love them. I also like how you gave a step by step on how you did it, great tutorial
ReplyDeleteholy smokes batman! you made us think your flowers were going to be coughing & have runny noses...but in fact...they are GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteyour projects are stunning Lynne! Time to turn over a new leaf/petal and embrace your green paper thumb!
Happy to be hopping with you!
Very nice projects. I love them both. You did an amazing job my friend.
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