"This kit was harder for me to match exactly from my stash, so I looked for inspiration in the kit, then went from there. As I did with my February kit, I first picked one paper as my focal point and built my kit around that. I chose the butterfly print first (from the same line as my main kit rub-ons), then chose some basic prints for the others. I included two printable cards, a woodgrain stamp, and some premade fabric flowers." For more information on Sherri's Wildflower kit, please go to her blog at http://sherrithompson.blogspot.com/.
Meridy's "Wildflowers" Counterfeit Kit:
I had lots of fun with this kit. I used lots of new things that I got in JoAnn's new Flea Market line of papers...I couldn't resist buying a few items last month with a Gift Card I received! Technically, the stuff is from my stash...just my "newer" stash!
Bethany's "Wildflowers" Counterfeit Kit:
"I love the lightness of this kit, but needed to go a bit darker in mine. Mainly because I am running out of light colored paper that would work. LOL The vintage pages are adorable! I can't wait to decide how to use them! Check out my Blog for a complet list of my kit contents and more pictures."
Tulle Daisy Tutorial:
Here is a link to learn how to make this flower from tulle.
Tulle Daisy Tutorial
Start off with some tulle and a silk carnation. |
Pull the carnation apart into layers. |
Cut the tulle into circles; layer tulle and carnation silk petals; fasten the entire flower together with a brad; and finally spritz with some Glimmer Mist for a little added color. |
Paper Carnation tutorial
Printables:
Sign Language Alphabet
Cute Bicycle Printable
Two Peas Free Digital Bicycle Add On
Children Dancing Sheet Music
Maypole Image
Sheet Music
I'm just finding these "extras" right now. What fun. Thank you for all the work and time you put into these kits for us.
ReplyDeleteThese kits are very pretty. I am enjoying everyone's diversity as they put these together. Thanks for today's links and tutorials.
ReplyDeleteI'm away at the moment - in sunny Italy - so can't join in much until I get back home next week, but wanted to say THANKS for such brilliant tutorials - looking forward to playing along soon!
ReplyDeleteYou guys are better by far than any kit club imaginable. Every day I log on to see what goodies you have discovered next. I feel like it's the 12 days of Christmas with a daily treat. You guys are the best. Even my wallet would like to say "thank you!"
ReplyDeleteI agree with the previous poster! 100 x's better than a monthly kit club. Love the "printable" links and the tutorials!!
ReplyDeleteShara J.
I'm catching up this weekend with all the tutorials and am amazed with everything you guys have posted. Thanks for making this such a wonderful blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the tutorials! I also love your takes on the kits, they all are so beautiful...similar but different at the same time! Lovely! I was working on my own takes on mini doilies last night. It is so fun to try to create your own variations!
ReplyDeleteThe tutorials are great! I am in love with that tulle flower!!!
ReplyDeleteMerridy's "Wildflowers" add on kit is so feminine and so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love how each of your kits is so unique! Great job, ladies!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the tulle flower tutorial! I made tutus for both of my daughters so I have lots of tulle scraps laying around, and this is a great way to use them! I made a card with the one I made, you can see it here: http://jessica-createandshare.blogspot.com/2011/03/cards-cards-cards.html
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your blog. Thanks for linking to me on the bicycle ad.
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