One lucky blogger will be chosen at random to receive a $25 gift certificate from Heartfelt Creations. The winner will just need to email Emma Lou at emmalou@heartfeltcreations.us, with "winner of alumni hop March 27" in the subject line. Good luck! Each blog will try to post the name of the winner by Saturday, March 31.
Selma's beautiful blog is before mine, so if you missed hers, or any of the other previous ones, you can click on any link to go to it. Please visit each one, and leave a comment so that you are entered in the drawing! We don't know which blog will have the prize on it and you won't want to miss any of the beautiful creations either! The hop order is listed below, but I need to show you my project before I forget. (Sometimers, don't you know! hehe)
Flower with petals curled downward |
Flower with petal corners curled up |
For a church function, I was asked to make 40 3-D flowers to decorate cupcake boxes. The napkins were the same color, and the pattern was paisley. The tables were so pretty, all decked out in Spring colors!
HCPC 3375 Flora Grande 1 PreCut Set
HCPC 3374 Flora Grande 2 PreCut Set
HCD 707 Falling Leaves Diecut Set
Paper Blossoms Molding Mat
Acrylic blocks
Spellbinders Blossoms 3 dies
Spellbinders Blossom Tags & Accents dies
Spellbinders Foliage dies
Spellbinders Grand Calibur
Stampin' Up Detail Embossing Powder, white
Stampin' Up's Fresh Fillers stamp set, paisley stamp
Stampin' Up Craft Inkpad, white
Stampin' Up cardstock - Daffodil Yellow, Pretty in Pink & Green Galore
Stampin' Up craft inkpad in More Mustard
heat gun
pop-dots
5/8" wide grosgrain ribbon, green
Scor-tape
Glue of choice
EK Success small butterfly punch
Yellow seed beads from stash
Dry embossing stylus
small paintbrush or dowel rod, 1/8" thick
4" x 4" clear plastic cupcake boxes with insert for positioning cupcake
Scrap piece of cardstock or paper for butterfly
Hint: Please don't forget to put the cupcake in the box prior to applying ribbon and flower!
FYI - I ran out of the yellow cardstock, so I had to substitute another shade. |
Here is the hop order:
Clare: http://clarespaperworks.blogspot.com/ <----You are here!
Angelica: http://bellisimavida.blogspot.com/
Linda: http://paynehollercards.blogspot.com
From my blog, talented Marsha's is the next wonderful blog to visit, http://stampingdownsouth.blogspot.com. Just click on this link and you will arrive safely! I hope you have enjoyed your visit, and I know you'll have fun at all the others! Don't forget to leave a comment on each blog for your chance to win the $25 gift certificate!
Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule, and I appreciate you!
From my blog, talented Marsha's is the next wonderful blog to visit, http://stampingdownsouth.blogspot.com. Just click on this link and you will arrive safely! I hope you have enjoyed your visit, and I know you'll have fun at all the others! Don't forget to leave a comment on each blog for your chance to win the $25 gift certificate!
Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule, and I appreciate you!
Clare, this is overwhelmingly gorgeous....my mouth flew open when I first saw it! It is a WOWSER!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutley breathtaking!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis flower looks so real. So much talent...wish I had it.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are absolutely gorgeous! Love the petals turned up or down...just yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteYour decorated cupcake boxes are gorgeous, Clare! I love the sunny yellow and pretty details! Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteThat flower is lovely! Great work :)
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Gorgeous flower!
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning, Clare! I can imagine how beautiful they were all lined up... and how much more fabulous with a cupcake inside! Thanks for sharing your project with us. :) So glad I could play along with the hop today!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you embossed the flowers with white embossing powder on the yellow paper. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are so beautiful! I hope one day mine will turn out as beautiful as yours.
ReplyDeleteOh my word I can't believe you made 40 of these stunning flowers! So beautiful and I love the color and petal design
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are gorgeous and made the treat boxes fun and beautiful!!
ReplyDeletewow what a beautiful flower love the color that you use
ReplyDeletevery stunning
thank for showing
Wow Clare, this is such a stunning work of art! This is absolutely gorgeous and what a clever way to use your flowers!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Marsha
WOW!!! Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed your music.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Patricia
These are gorgeous. I can't imagine how long it would take to make 40 of these gorgeous boxes. You'r church is so fortunate. I'd love to get one of those.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower! Great look on that box!
ReplyDeleteAmazing flowers, excellent techniques.
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing project. The flower is stunning! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! After making 40 of those spectacular flowers, you must be a pro! I'm sure everyone at the church loved these beauties! So do we.
ReplyDeleteOh my oh my, what a fabulous presentation. The flowers are so amazing and I love the colors too. Curled up or down they are all stunning!
ReplyDeleteI loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee your beautiful created flower, sweetie! Grand work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful flowers!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my word Clare.... GORGEOUS!!! FORTY of these??? Wowzers!!! Love the petals up and down but down does show the stamped lines better... but how beautiful either way!!! Oh I'm in awe!!!! TFS!!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Grace
Wow! The flowers are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! Loving your beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteWOW - What great color, the flowers are beautiful-thanks for the tips-love your blog.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Fab flowers and a great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThese are truly gorgeous. Can see these on the tables, must have been so beautiful! How wonderful of you to give your time to create all of them...don't know if I could open to get to the cupcake lol (-:
ReplyDeleteWow! This is so nice that I had to look several times. Thank you very much for the directions as well. It is always nice to know how things were created. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Wowzer! So pretty! They're absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful favor, lucky recipients.
ReplyDeleteHi, Just came across your blog from Selma's. Your flowers are stunning! Just wanted to say how much I love your play list! Thanks so much for sharing!
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