Friday, October 30, 2009

New website and Yahoo group

Hi there,
I have left the design team of Creatively-Green due some issues that I did not feel were ethical. So several of my former design team members and myself have created a blog to share green ideas as well as a Yahoo group to share files, templates, do swaps and blog hops. The blog is called Create It Green. And the Yahoo Group is also called Create It Green.

Please feel free to join us in this safe and friendly atmosphere.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Handmade felt flower


I recently discovered Heather Bailey's website and could not resist purchasing some of her felt, fabric and scrapbook supplies. The colors are so bright and vibrant.

I purchased her template on how to make the Felt flower and when I received it yesterday, I just had to make one.

I did add my own touch to it with some white tulle. The button is a vintage button that my mother had saved.

I think I will make one for each person I give a Christmas gift to. I can use this on a scrapbook page, as a hair clip or pin.


Friday, October 9, 2009

Help!! Blog candy incentive

Hi there,
I am in huge need of a yard sale. I think I will plan one for the weekend of October 24th. To help motivate me, I am offering a surprise box of blog candy. This contest will run until midnight EST on October 31st.

This is how you can participate:
1. Leave a comment telling me how you stay or try to stay organized. = 1 point

2. Become a follower of my blog = 2 points

3. Post a comment on your blog about this Blog Candy = 5 points

4. Refer two new people to my blog = 8 points


Some of the things in the surprise box will be : several copic markers, Stampin Up! stamp sets, scrapbook paper, ribbon, buttons and much more. The box will be at least the size of a shoe box if not bigger.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Soda can Background with Packing Peanut flower

This is a card that I made for Creatively-Green with a soda can and a packing peanut flower.
The soda can was cut up and embossed with the cuttlebug folder then colored with Generation Colorant. For future use I would add the colorant to the Generation Green paint because the colorant does come off on your hands when dry.

The packing peanuts are flatten on one side to make individual petals.

I really should have taken more time to punch more holes closer together so that the stitching looked a bit better.

Once again, I hope I have inspired you to look at things around you and use them in your crafts.