Hello everyone and welcome to There She Goes January Sneak Peek & Blog Hop challenge! If you came from Julie's blog, you just stepped in a right place :) If not, you may want to start from TSG blog to start this hoppin' fun event and win a prize!!
Today's sneak peek is about this beautiful flower set, Garden of Friends. I'm a huge fan of flower images and I literally gasped when I saw the set for the first time, lol. It's also a wonderful set to color with any of your favorite coloring mediums. Garden Of Friendship is a 4x6 stamp set that includes a total of 22 stamps and will sell for $15.
I thought it would be worth to try designing a wreath with some of the beautiful images. I started with tracing the circle on the white mat and stamped the filler (small leaves and stalks) images along the circle line. The hydrangea and leave images were stamped on another white cardstock and colored with Copics. After trimming the all images, each piece was attached using the circle line as a guide. To finish the wreath, I stamped the sentiment and attached the bow.
- So, do you want to win Garden of Friends sets??
All you have to do is to go to each of the Trendsetter’s Blogs and leave a comment on their Garden of Friends Blog Hop Challenge post. After you have finished commenting, return to the TSG Blog to add your name to the Mr. Linky at the bottom of the Blog hop challenge post. A winner will be chosen randomly using a random number generator to receive their very own set of Garden of Friends. The winner will be announced Saturday (Dec 26th) during the Release Party Chat.
Now, go hop over to the next Trendsetter, Sandra!
Stamps: Garden of Friends (TSG)
Paper: perfect plum, so saffron (SU), classic white (Flourishes), Nursery baby boy dp (DCVW)
Ink: Memento tuxedo black (Tsukineko), perfect plum (SU), Copic markers
Accessories: ribbon, rhinestones, thread
Tools: Nestabilities, border punch, sewing machine
Thank you for stopping by.
Love how you made it look like a wreath! And the ribbon is a perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips. Your card is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Maki!!!
ReplyDeleteJust reminds me of summer thanks Julye
ReplyDeleteJust loved your card what a great idea
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Maki! I love how you created a wreath! Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely foral wreath Maki! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea, that's just lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea to make a wreath.....very beautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteWow, you outdid yourself with this one. Absolutely gorgeous! Now that's thinking outside the box. Thanks for showing how versatile this stamp set really is. Again, absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful "floral wreath"...very creative. :) Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to make a wreath! This is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is gorgeous, Maki!
ReplyDeleteYou had a fresh idea making the flowers into a wreath. Love the card.
ReplyDeleteWowzer, this is beautiful! Love the wreath idea, so creative! Your colors are amazing too, you really rocked this set!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I really want that border punch!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
This is lovely! So much detail!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the wreath from these images! Great layout.
ReplyDeleteMaki this is stunning..Way to think outside the box.. I love this.. Super wreath and great layering..
ReplyDeleteThe wreath is a brilliant idea! Fabulously gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteStunningly gorgeous card :)!
ReplyDeleteInky Hugs,
catherine
catlevy@eastlink.ca
Oh, I like how you turned this into a wreath! Nice dimensions, too. hugs...
ReplyDeleteMaki, absolutely stunning! Excellent work as usual.
ReplyDeletegreat idea to make it into a wreath. very nice card
ReplyDeleteStunning as always Maki!!Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, love how you used this stamp--just a gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteIngenius work!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea and love how it turned out. Love your colors.
ReplyDeleteVery nice like how you arranged the flowers in a wreath and framed the words. Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to make a wreath! Like how you gave it dimension!
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