We will be using dies, templates and rubber stamps to make some of these flowers. These are fairly big flowers, more suitable for decor than cards and scrapping, but there is absolutely no reason not to reduce the sizes for your needs.
I am absolutely thrilled with the way they have turned out and the display, which gave me nightmares until I found some cardboard square off cuts in the warehouse and glued them together, wrapped with rag then satin ribbon, added some lace off cuts I had and this is the result.
Thanks for the visit and I hope you enjoy looking at my flowers.
Those flowers look SO gorgeous, Moz. Lucky ladies!
ReplyDeleteOMG I can't stop looking at your flowers. Your are amazing, they are gorgeous. I only know how to do one technique, but I'm going to try some of yours. Just gorgeous!
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Marlene
Wow these are lovely Moz. Good luck with the class I am sure they will love it.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Moz. These are fabulous. Are you selling? I particularly love the last 3 flowers. hugs Sharon
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are stunning Moz. Wish I could attend the class.
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Please let me know if you are going to do another class, I couldn't make the ones you did at Speciality Papers in September. I would love to attend one of the sessions. My email address is papertrail@absamail.co.za. Regards Tasha
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