Today is a new release for Flourishes and the ladies at Spellbinders are hopping along!! These sets are gonna blow your socks off – they’re darling and remind us of all things cozy at Grandma’s House. We don’t need to tell you that tags and labels are two of the trendiest items to hit the card making market in a long time! And, to help you add style and pizzazz to your creations, Flourishes has teamed up with Spellbinders Paper Arts to make sure you have the perfect set of stamps to match a darling set of tag style dies. Wonderfully whimsical and reminiscent of Grandma’s calico prints, Flourishes “charming” set offers three labels that coordinate perfectly with Spellbinders Grommet Tags (S4-322). Designed by Becky Fleck, you’ll also find 6 beautiful sentiments and 4 accent stamps to dress up your labels (Country Charm Labels)! Pair that with Flourishes Country Charm Borders and you have the perfect set to make darling note cards in minutes. Flourishes coordinating Country Charm Borders set features five border strips that match the labels set to a tee. What fun!
When I saw this set, I immediately thought of country pin cushions and all the neat sewing tools that Grandma used to have. Whether she was quilting, cross stitching or mending my clothes, a basket or jar of tools was always handy. I decided to whip up some quick gift sets using the tags and borders on both my Mason Jar Pin Cushions and my note cards. These are meant to be gifts for some of my sweet crafter friends and boy did they ever whip up quickly! Here are the three separate pairings:
Set of Leaf Pins and card.
Set of Assorted Ribbon and Card
Set of Assorted Buttons and Card
It was easy to coordinate fabric with the ink colors and the print on the tags – so country. Perfect for a gift set.
Because Flourishes knew this set was a match made in heaven with Spellbinder’s Grommet Tags, both design teams are joining forces for a fun-filled show and tell blog hop! Make sure to hop on over and see….
Keep in mind, if you like what you see, both the Country Charms Labels and Country Charms Borders are available now — just click the links to see! Thanks for stopping by and happy stamping!
oh becca, these are wonderful gift ideas. and those dies really do lend themselves to gingham so nicely. why is it we just love those things that remind us of our grandmas? it seems like a time lost already.ReplyCancel
These are darling as can be- Love the country charmReplyCancel
Francie (Montreal)May 13, 2011 - 10:59 am
Delightful! A joy to look at! A feast for the eyes and useful too. I just love your work. Country is so folksy, warm & friendly, this is a BIG hit with me (and the rest of the world, no doubt).ReplyCancel
Marlena M.May 13, 2011 - 11:01 am
Becca, these are darling. :) I haven’t seen the little mason jars before. Thanks for keeping us up to date on all these fun hops. :)ReplyCancel
LyndaMay 13, 2011 - 11:06 am
Wow, Becca, these are adorable! How blessed your friends are to be receiving one of these beauties!ReplyCancel
Liz S.May 13, 2011 - 11:11 am
A little bit country, yeah! Love them, especially the blue.ReplyCancel
Becky GreenMay 13, 2011 - 11:13 am
I LOVE the Countryness of your gift sets Becca!!! You know, you REALLY don’t see too much Country out there anymore!!!! And it DOES have a down home feeling!!!!!!! JUST LOVELY!!!!!! :)ReplyCancel
These are just stunning. I love how you matched the ribbon and paper, you are so creative.ReplyCancel
ColoradoMay 13, 2011 - 11:28 am
Wow, went over to Flourishes using the link you included and couldn’t even find anything about the blog hop there. The blog I found through a link on that site did say something about problems with one of their blog hops… but didn’t seem to have a hop going on today. so, I’m confused. I usually go to the blog of the company having the hop to begin so I’m sure to start at the beginning and go from there… this one has me confused.
But, none the less… your creations are lovely as always!!!!!ReplyCancel
lois skiathitisMay 13, 2011 - 11:30 am
These are absolutely fabulous. Love how you matched the cards to the papers on the jars. Very creative. As always Becca, TFS!!! :-DReplyCancel
Great projects. Love the dies and words are awesome. Those pins are so cool. Very nice.ReplyCancel
Karen WeddingMay 13, 2011 - 11:41 am
I love your little sets you made. Those tags are so cute! The cards are beautiful too.ReplyCancel
Kathy OMay 13, 2011 - 11:42 am
Guess they’re still having blog problems. Becca, your creations are great!ReplyCancel
Cindy LouMay 13, 2011 - 11:46 am
You always knock a challenge out of the park Becca! What a cute idea, and one that as a gift would be treasured for always. thanks for sharing and inspiring!ReplyCancel
AndreaAMay 13, 2011 - 12:00 pm
These are great Becca!!!
These would be great as gifts for my Sister and two nieces.Thanks!!!ReplyCancel
Marilyn ClarkMay 13, 2011 - 12:06 pm
Brings back precious memories of my grandmother and great grandmother . TFS. I agree with Cindy Lou.ReplyCancel
Oh Becca I LOVE, LOVE your idea of this gift set! You do so many tutorials so I feel guilty asking you this, but is it possible for you to share how you made these pin cushions? I have to make these!!! PLEASE? Or could you email me with quick details? I am a sewer so I am sure it easy, I just lack creativity. That is why I LOVE your blog!ReplyCancel
Oh I love the sets!
I am loving the fabric you used on all the sets!
Fantastic gifts, Becca :o)
Hugs, CandyReplyCancel
BernieMay 13, 2011 - 1:03 pm
These are adorable! You have some lucky friends who will be very happy to receive these.
The links are not showing the hop. I suspect Blogger prevented hop participants from posting by being in Read Only Mode for most of yesterday. I plan on trying again later, hopefully….
Blessings BernieReplyCancel
Adorable sets Becca! Love the colors and the tags are such fun. The bows out of material are darling…especially love that blue material bow!!
Would LOVE to know where you got that!
Thanks so much for such pretty ideas…you always have such great ones!
Blessings, DoniReplyCancel
Neva CMay 13, 2011 - 2:15 pm
I love this. Will put this in my to-do craft folder for sure.ReplyCancel
beautiful projects! I always love to see what you create.ReplyCancel
RhondaMay 13, 2011 - 11:03 pm
This is so cute and creative. What a sweet way to use this set!! I would love to make this both for myself and as gifts!!ReplyCancel
RhondaMay 13, 2011 - 11:08 pm
What a sweet way to use these sets!! I love the pin cushions and matching cards. I would love to make these both for myself and as gifts. TFS.ReplyCancel
Terre FryMay 13, 2011 - 11:55 pm
Becca what a lovely gift sets, you always do such beautiful work, just stunning and a creative use for the jars…love them allReplyCancel
Just fabulous! When I first scrolled down all I could say was “ooooooooo”. I have some old sewing notions from my Grandmother calling me right now!ReplyCancel
DawnMay 14, 2011 - 9:30 am
Another amazing creation!
Thank you for blessing us again!
Hugs, DawnReplyCancel
Oh what I wouldn’t give to be the recipient of one of these lovely jar creations. And the matching cards are beautiful!ReplyCancel
Traci MajorMay 14, 2011 - 10:29 am
This is the cutest project ever, Becca…it gave me a huge smile to see it!! I love those little mason jar pin cushions, in all three colors with your beautiful cards!! What a great idea for this set!!ReplyCancel
Love it, Love it, Love it. I am amazed at how you consistently come up with such amazing creations. You are amazingly blessed and and I am thankful that you share your creativity with us.ReplyCancel
Good morning blog friends. I have a tutorial for you today, and it’s one you’ve been asking for – for a while. I made a sample card to go along with it to show the end result for the technique. Several years ago I figured out how to take a border punch and cut an even frame all around so that it comes out perfect every time. At the time, MS had just come out with the Punch Around The Page Product so I put my plans to do the tutorial away, thinking it obsolete. Over the past couple of months, several have written to ask me to do the tutorial I had promised. Then last week when I showed the Love Letter to the World framed hybrid project, several asked again. Well, that’s how I decide content here – you request it . . . it gets on the list. Also when a project gets a lot of comment, I assume you like it and then I plan to do more similar projects :-) All that to say, I’m listening!!
Just a short blurb about my sample card — I’m using a two sweet sets from Waltzingmouse Stamps – Holiday Labels No. 14 (which conveniently matches Spellbinders Labels Fourteen) and Victorian Frippery. You know that I have to make a special effort to tilt my cards, lol. Yesterday I saw so many tilted cards that I determined I had to do it! You may also notice that my card has stitching on it — that’s because I finally cleared a path to the sewing machine!
Here is the tutorial on how to do the punching – I promise you it is not complicated, but you need to try it to get the gist of it. It works best with single elements that repeat but try it on others:
Back tomorrow with something new!! Hope to see you then!!
Not seeing the link Becca…I’ll have a coffee and then maybe I’ll see it! ;)ReplyCancel
ColleenB.May 12, 2011 - 11:19 am
Been busy building a storage shed so haven’t had much opportunity to do any commenting on your beautiful cards / projects so been trying to catch-up now that the shed is finished.
Looking forward into seeing the tutorial when it’s up and running.
Thank U 4 the great inspiration you have given.
ColleenB.ReplyCancel
Becca, what a great tutorial. I think I have messed mine up every time I have tried it. Thanks!ReplyCancel
Susan GMay 12, 2011 - 11:55 am
Thanks so much for this tutorial. This is the very best explanation I’ve seen about how to do this. Now I can tackle it since you’ve made it easy to understand and follow.ReplyCancel
LisaMay 12, 2011 - 11:57 am
Woooohoooo! You are one Amazing Paper Lady. Thank you soooo much for this tutorial.ReplyCancel
Diane LMay 12, 2011 - 12:00 pm
Oh my goodness! You are a genius! TFS this wonderful tutorial,will def have to try that! Gorgeous!!!!ReplyCancel
Liz S.May 12, 2011 - 12:07 pm
Love this card! Glad to see you breaking out of your comfort zone with this card, especially with the ribbon and bow.ReplyCancel
Mickie MillerMay 12, 2011 - 12:11 pm
WOW! Beautiful card and thanks for the tutorial. You are so ingenious!!ReplyCancel
Edna BurgessMay 12, 2011 - 12:12 pm
Love your tutorial and can’t wait to try it out. Thanks for sharing. Edna B.ReplyCancel
GerryMay 12, 2011 - 12:13 pm
What great tutorials you produce! Thank you. Looking forward to working on this procedure.ReplyCancel
Mz CookieMay 12, 2011 - 12:16 pm
Becca, this is so very informative. Those edgers are a constant battle for me. I’m definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for sharing and teaching…ReplyCancel
You are such a wealth of information Becca….and I soooooooooo appreciate you sharing it! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Great tutorial!
Hugs,
JanReplyCancel
Becky BowmanMay 12, 2011 - 12:22 pm
THANK YOU what an ahh momemt for me, I have all these border punches and not knowing how to do the corner. You have opened a new world for me… I’m bummed I’m going to out of the house this weekend so won’t be able to try this. But next week! Watch out!!!!
Thank you. I have this punch so it was great to do it along with you and it worked. Now to try it with some of my other punches.
Thank you Becca for all the beautiful cards and the great tips you share with us.ReplyCancel
Such a great tutorial to show another way to use the punches, sometimes they can be frustrating to get a pattern.
blessings to you.ReplyCancel
Judy I, St. Louis MOMay 12, 2011 - 12:31 pm
Thanks for another great tutorial. Can’t wait to give this a try.ReplyCancel
christiMay 12, 2011 - 12:32 pm
wow, your tutorial makes it look so simple. i so could have saved alot of paper over the past few years, with this info. thanks for sharing with us.ReplyCancel
CheriMay 12, 2011 - 12:34 pm
I will be forever in your debt Becca!!!!!!!!!! I have all these punches, and was ready to throw in the towel because I could not figure out how to get them around the edge! Thank you so much for sharing this, you have no idea how many people will be grateful! In this economy, any way we can save money is awesome, and so are you for all the wonderful tutorials you give (~hug, hug!~)ReplyCancel
PhyllisMay 12, 2011 - 12:35 pm
Just love this idea! I always knew there had to be a way and thanks for making it so easy! We ALL love easy now, don’t we? :) I have learned so much from you Becca! You are like my crafty Christmas present that keeps getting delivered every day! How neat is that? Thank you so much!ReplyCancel
Your card are gorgeous as always Becca. You always have such great ideas. And thanks so very much for another awesome tutorial too, it´s just really cool and definately one I´m going to try too, that´s for sure. You´re so clever to think all these awesome things out and bring them to liffe, and sooo generous always to share them all with us too. You are a remarkable woman Becca, thanks so very much for that hun.
Have a wonderful day and week-end ahead dear friend.ReplyCancel
Carol WMay 12, 2011 - 12:44 pm
This is excellent info, and clearly explained/demonstrated! I knew it had to be a matter of simple math, but couldn’t see what exactly I needed to do, or where to measure and what to do with the measurement!
As others have said, you have just saved many people hours of frustration and wads of paper! Thank you for all that you share.ReplyCancel
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial! I can’t tell you how many projects I’ve had to put flowers or some other do-dad ont the corners because it didn’t come out quite right!ReplyCancel
Cathy WingeardMay 12, 2011 - 12:51 pm
Thank you, Becca, for the tutorial on punch around the page. I have many border punches (not MS; although, I have many, many of hers!! LOL). This gives me more ideas for cardmaking and scrapbooking. Thanks, again!ReplyCancel
SuziMay 12, 2011 - 12:57 pm
I have that punch and will look forward being able to use it all around the page! Thank you!ReplyCancel
Judy McMullenMay 12, 2011 - 12:59 pm
Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing, Becca!!!ReplyCancel
Dawn D.May 12, 2011 - 1:00 pm
This is by far the most incredible tutorial. I can not begin to tell you how many pieces of paper I have ruined trying to do corners. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! Your talent is beyond belief and your generosity unmeasurable.ReplyCancel
CandyMay 12, 2011 - 1:06 pm
A brilliant tutorial. You never cease to amaze me.ReplyCancel
Wonderfully understandable and now doable thanks to this good explanation…thanks a lot!ReplyCancel
ValMay 12, 2011 - 1:15 pm
Hi Becca,
Your punch tutorial was awesome and so understandable, thank you so much for doing the demo for us. I will be looking at all my punches in a new way.ReplyCancel
CathyMay 12, 2011 - 1:21 pm
Now this is something I am for sure going to try. Thanks for making the tutorial! PS I even liked it before you cut off the frame. : )ReplyCancel
Becca, thank you so much for that tutorial. I tried it with a MS punch and it worked!!! My corners turned out a little more rounded but I’m fine with it. I won’t “need” any more corner punches now to have a great punched all around edge.ReplyCancel
JessicaMay 12, 2011 - 1:38 pm
Thanks Becca, I just tried it with one of my punches, and it didn’t quite work out well, even thought the depth was still 3/4 inches. But I’ll keep on trying by starting out with larger pieces of paper.
At least I’ll have a place to start. I’ve tried a couple other ways to do this, that I can’t remember now. They were just too involved. You, as always, make things very easy to understand. Thanks again
Hugs, JessicaReplyCancel
Heidi KimmerlyMay 12, 2011 - 1:50 pm
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I am off to try it out. I am soooo in love with your blog!ReplyCancel
Diana BMay 12, 2011 - 1:51 pm
You’re amazing, talented, and so very generous with your time and energy. I’m sure I’m not the only one who really, really appreciates you!ReplyCancel
Sheila - UKMay 12, 2011 - 1:52 pm
Thank you so much for this great tutorial Becca….you always make them so clear.
By the way, how did you do your pretty signature with the little bird sitting on the downstroke of your first initial? There’s a tutorial I’d love to see!ReplyCancel
BernieMay 12, 2011 - 2:11 pm
Wow this is awesome and a great money saver. I can’t afford those Punch Around The Page Punches but I do have a few border punches and you have just doubled their use for me. I tired it and it works! I have written the depth of each punch on the punch with a sharpie so it was quick work to sketch my lines and punch away. I am SO excited! Thank you ever so much.
As always your card is stunning!
Blessings BernieReplyCancel
Hi Becca
Thank you so much for showing this border frame. it takes border punches to a new level. Once again thank you for all your tutorials.
DerendaReplyCancel
AnitaMay 12, 2011 - 2:16 pm
Love this tutorial; very clear instructions; can’t wait to try it. Thanks, Becca.ReplyCancel
Pure GENIUS!!! you should have been twins doll, you are soooo clever. I gotta try this, TFS
smiles
PaolaReplyCancel
ColoradoMay 12, 2011 - 2:18 pm
Thanks so much for showing how you do this. I have purchased a lot of the Punch Around the Page sets and I love them, but I also have lots of edge punches so this reminds me that I can use the edge punches for more than just straight line punching!!!ReplyCancel
Vicky SchmidtMay 12, 2011 - 2:31 pm
Becca. You are so clever. I just love getting emails from you with something great like this post.
Vicky sReplyCancel
RubyMay 12, 2011 - 2:33 pm
Love, Love, Love it! Tks for the wonderful tutorial as well. Because of you I now look at border punches twice, one for a straight edge and other for around a page! haha! Tks again for sharing.ReplyCancel
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial. I know these videos take a lot of time to put together and please know I appreciate it! I love watching and listening to you as you are always so calm and easy to follow. Thank you again, I am now offically a follower!!
Great tutorial, Becca! I’ve been needing to know this for some time…now I can use all my border punches for more than just borders! Thanks so much!ReplyCancel
Annie HareMay 12, 2011 - 3:44 pm
Thank you, Becca for this tutorials. You are awesome! Hugs, AnnieReplyCancel
Mary AnnMay 12, 2011 - 3:48 pm
Becca — you are amazing! Thanks so much for this video. I probably could have figured it out myself at some point, but you saved me all that time and aggravation. Your explanation is so clear and easy to follow. You’re the best!ReplyCancel
Robin BarwaczMay 12, 2011 - 4:39 pm
You are such a great teacher! Always so very thorough. I’m going to try this out tonight. You’re the best! Hugs, robinReplyCancel
Mary JaneMay 12, 2011 - 4:45 pm
What great timing for this tutorial. I am getting ready to make a graduation card, and I wanted to put a frame around the row of graduation items on the front of the card. Had no clue on how to do it. Thank you so much.ReplyCancel
Thank you very much for the tutorial!! Everything looks so easy when YOU figure it out and do it. LOL I will definitely try this as I love decorative edges on shapes and I love MS punches .ReplyCancel
JanineMay 12, 2011 - 5:38 pm
That is amazing! I would have never in a million years figured this out without your help. Thanks so much!! =) xoReplyCancel
Becca, you are brilliant, watch out Martha Stewart – this is better than a corner punch and border. Love it.ReplyCancel
lois skiathitisMay 12, 2011 - 5:52 pm
It’s amazing how you figured out how and where to makes your punches work for you, I never would have figured that out. Thanks for the very informative video Becca. Your card is gorgeous, love browns and blues together. I also like how you off centered the mat behind the mail focal. Beautiful work Becca. As always Becca, TFS!!! :-DReplyCancel
Cheryl StaufferMay 12, 2011 - 5:53 pm
Becca, thanks for such a wonderful tutorial. Your directions are great and I really appreciate your taking the time to make this video to share with us.
Now we will also be using our border punches alot more!!ReplyCancel
I so appreciate the tutorial! I have that exact border punch and am going to try this with my next card! Thanks for all your wonderful inspiration and tutorials!ReplyCancel
You are totally amazing! Thanks for all the help you so freely and generously give.ReplyCancel
Mary H.May 12, 2011 - 9:01 pm
Thank you SO much for listening to your blogger folks. In today’s world, that is a bit of a rarity. And thanks also for taking the time to patiently create such an explicit tutorial. How on earth do you figure out these things???You MUST be an engineer. (well, maybe designers are engineers too?). The card, as usual, is lovely, and I enjoyed the great tutorial. Have a great Friday & lovely weekend.
TFSReplyCancel
Shelly SchmidtMay 12, 2011 - 9:09 pm
Wow, WOW!!! I love this technique- Thank you!!! I have to go look at my edge punches again! I love the beautiful one you used here! Thank You.ReplyCancel
ChinnuMay 12, 2011 - 11:46 pm
Becca, Becca, you are a genius!! What an amazing technique – thank you SO much for sharing! I just love this! You are so clever.ReplyCancel
Dorothy SawtelleMay 12, 2011 - 11:47 pm
Read your blog every day. Love your great ideas. Used you original punch tutorial a lot. Will try this new way to use a border punch as I have lots of punches. Thanks for all your clever ideas.ReplyCancel
ChelseaMay 13, 2011 - 1:29 am
Thank you for this tutorial, Becca. I love seeing the magic you make with punches. I have to admit, it looks easier when you do it – somehow when I’m at my craft desk I don’t seem to be able to make mine look as good as yours!! (Practice, I guess!)
Thank you so much for this tutorial!ReplyCancel
Becca
This is a fantastic tutorial. Seeing it done and how it’s done is so helpful for a visual learner like myself. It’s like turning a light on and being able to really understand.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video.
This could be classified as a frugal tip as well. Pure genius and inspiration. Thanks again.ReplyCancel
Angelina WesselsMay 13, 2011 - 4:58 am
A very helpful tutorial – Thanks for sharing! I have quite a few M.S. punch around the page sets, but you are limited to the paper sizes that equal the punch size. I will definitely try out your method. Thanks again!ReplyCancel
Love this card and punch, Becca. Thanks for another wonderful tutorial that’s easy to follow and yields great results. I think you should be commissioned by M/S crafts or Fiskars or EK Success to design and create border punches! Hope you have a great weekend.ReplyCancel
Denise TrottierMay 13, 2011 - 6:50 am
Thank you sooooo much for the tutorial, Becca, it’s really appreciated!!!!I will try this very soon…your explanations are so clear and that’s the fun of it…please keep inspiring us with your beautiful work…have a great day…
Denise TrottierReplyCancel
JeanMay 13, 2011 - 7:08 am
Hello Becca ~ The card and the combination of colors that you used are so pretty! Becca, thank you so much for sharing your talents. The instructions for the punched frame are very easy to follow and thank you for being so patient with some of us who are “all thumbs”. Take care, Blessings.ReplyCancel
JeanMay 13, 2011 - 7:24 am
Hello Becca ~ The card and the color combinations that you used are so pretty. The instructions that you provided for the punched border frame are easy to follow and thank you for being so patient and thorough with those of us who tend to be “all thumbs”. Take care, Blessings.ReplyCancel
Francie (Montreal)May 13, 2011 - 7:25 am
When the history of geometry is updated, your name will be side by side with the other greats: Pythagoras, Euclid, Archimedes and Feeken. The major difference between you and the other three is that you’re fun too and you teach us stuff we can actually use. What a brilliant tutorial. Thank you so much, dear Mentor!ReplyCancel
So pretty, all the stamping and framing look so great together, great tutorial, tfs!ReplyCancel
Ann C.May 13, 2011 - 8:20 am
Becca, this is great! I’m going to try it with my punches. I think I detect a trionometry background….you called the edge of the paper “the axis”. You must have a mathematical mind to have figured this out in the first place! Thanks for all your beautiful inspiration!ReplyCancel
Thank you, thank you, Becca. What a great tutorial. I’m going to give it a try. Hope it works for me?
Blessings…LeanneReplyCancel
Debbie MeijerMay 13, 2011 - 10:10 am
Thank you for your tutorial Becca! I always wanted to use my border punches in this way but i never knew how to start and now i’m definitely going to give it a try. :)ReplyCancel
katemeriMay 13, 2011 - 10:31 am
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial Becca! You make it look so easy! I don’t have any of the MS frame punches but do have a couple of these type so I’m going to give it a try. I appreciate you taking the time to show us how to do it!ReplyCancel
DonnaMay 13, 2011 - 11:02 am
Becca, your tutorial was wonderful. I just bought some new punches and was not sure how to use it to frame a paper. It was very nicely done. Thank you..ReplyCancel
Thanks for the tutorial Becca. I never measured the depth before. Now I know why I always struggled to get it right.ReplyCancel
Janet L.May 14, 2011 - 8:29 am
Great tutorial, Becca. I’ve several punches that just don’t get used too much, because I didn’t know how to do this technique and now they will! Thank you, thank you!ReplyCancel
LuraMay 14, 2011 - 10:36 am
Loved the card and tutorial. You made it look so easy! Thanks!ReplyCancel
sandi ackermanMay 14, 2011 - 5:12 pm
That looks like allot off fun Becca. Also, If you cut the frame out carefully, you can use that in a scrapbook picture, card to include a picture or just a cute way for a frame. Neat. Will have to try it. Most of my border punches are smaller so I don’t know if it will be as easy but I will see. :)ReplyCancel
Oh my … what a FABULOUS tutorial. I have this punch and have never used it to make a frame – it is so lovely! Thank you SO MUCH!ReplyCancel
Deebi27May 14, 2011 - 9:17 pm
Thank you, thank you, thank you! You make it look so easy, so now it is my turn to try this out! Love the look it gives, punches just don’t seem to like me very much! Thankz again and here I go!ReplyCancel
MelanieMay 14, 2011 - 10:03 pm
Thank you for posting this tutorial. I have tried to figure this one out myself but I kept getting messed up – but I see your trick is ‘in pencil lines’.ReplyCancel
bethann dMay 15, 2011 - 7:38 am
thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial. i’ve tried to do this before w frustating results. you’ve given me the inspiration to try again, with patience LOL. always love your projectsReplyCancel
MeganMay 15, 2011 - 7:49 am
Thank you for showing us this technique. So clever! Thank you for your patient and thorough instructions. I always learn so much. MeganReplyCancel
Dear Becca,
Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your punched border frame with your fans. I just love doing punched borders but find buying the sides and corners rather expensive. NOW! I can make a nice frame using your method. How neat!!!!!! Thanks, again.
Love this! You are such a treasure to share these. I try to be a frugal scrapbooker, whenever possible. Your tutorials are a great help. Thanks so much & God bless you.ReplyCancel
Hey chicklets! I’m much better today, and I have a project to share that was soooooo much fun to make, I’ll just have to explain how I got there. First of all this is a new release by JustRite Stampers called Family Garden — adorable, hunh!?! The first time I saw the set, I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it. It’s super cute because they included flowers in the set, but since they are not a part of the stamp, you can substitute anything you like, buttons, pearls, rings, a round of crochet – you get the picture.
I’ve tried before to stamp on slick buttons with Stazon ink but was never happy with the results. So recently when I saw someone stamp on a fabric button, this was the a-ha I needed. So now what fabric to use? For a while I did cross stitching and somewhere along the line I hit a super clearance sale on cross stitch linen. I have tons of it and thought if I was lucky, it would take ink. Turns out that it takes ink very well – I used Stazon and Brilliance. Using Scor-Tape sheets, I applied the linen to a piece of cardstock and stamped on it and then cut it for my project. For the Gable Box I used a steel rule die cut and for my card, I simply cut my panel using my Tonic cutter.
For all the buttons I simply used an inexpensive covered button kit from the fabric store. In this kit, all the top domes for the buttons had teeth which made it very easy to keep the fabric in place. I did all of these (21 in total) by hand, each one taking less than a minute. I applied them to the box and card with my glue gun.
Very pretty! I too used to cross stitch and I know I have linen in my box. I’m going to have to dig that out. Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyCancel
CharletteMay 11, 2011 - 8:26 am
Wow I love the card and your little box! First off the colors are wonderful. I love the linen on the card also. Great Idea! Such a lovely set. You always do such great things. I think I need to go get some covered button sets and some cross stitch linen to keep on hand. Michaels has some good coupons this week. Thanks for always sharing with all of us! JustRite should be so glad to have you on their team because you really do such a wonderful job with the products.ReplyCancel
JackiMay 11, 2011 - 8:34 am
Becca, just a gorgeous project. And thanks for the info on the x stitch linen stamping so beautifully – I have a lot of that in my “what was I thinking” drawer!!ReplyCancel
OH My Word..This is just stunning!! Love the look of this on fabric.ReplyCancel
Heidi KimmerlyMay 11, 2011 - 8:42 am
WOW! This is awesome! I LOVE the fabric. What a great idea!ReplyCancel
DebbiMay 11, 2011 - 8:48 am
I’m in awe of your ingenuity! What gorgeous projects – you inspire!ReplyCancel
KathieMay 11, 2011 - 8:48 am
I too used to cross stitch, so I’ll have to dig out my unused fabric. I love when I can use something I already have around the house. Thanks Becca.ReplyCancel
Stacey G. (2Craf-t-4u)May 11, 2011 - 8:51 am
This is gorgeous Becca! Love the idea of stamping on fabric! It absorbs the ink very nicely! The buttons make adorable flowers too!ReplyCancel
Sheila - UKMay 11, 2011 - 8:51 am
WOWEE!! Oh pleasw can I have some of your brains Becca!!!!! Where the ideas pop in to your brain, I really don’t know….but these creations are absolutely fantastic!! The are just so cute and I love what you have done with them. Many,many thanks for sharing your wonderful talent with us.
Wow I just love this project! Then again with the name gardenlady I guess it goes to show I would! :) I have linen and button sets so I could do this set with no problem except I am getting my own hobby room and everything is boxed up until the room is completed. I can’t wait to give this a try! Thanks Becca for all your inspiration.ReplyCancel
Brenda OsmanMay 11, 2011 - 8:56 am
Adorable. This inspiration continues…. Thank you Becca.ReplyCancel
Very pretty! Thanks for the tip on using cross-stitch fabric. It looks so pretty with your handmade buttons. Everything has an ‘old-fashion’ look to it.ReplyCancel
GloriaMay 11, 2011 - 8:59 am
Becca,
I love this project!! You always come up with beautiful ideas and your cards are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.
GloriaReplyCancel
Cindy CulpepperMay 11, 2011 - 9:00 am
That is one of the cutest projects I’ve seen in a long time!!!!! Love it!!!ReplyCancel
What a beautiful box. Great use of the stamps.ReplyCancel
Naomi A. of ColoradoMay 11, 2011 - 9:01 am
What a wonderful, cute kit! Thanks for sharing the info. The Cross Stitch linen looks like canvas. Probably more workable and stampable than canvas!
Thanks for sharing!
Blessings!ReplyCancel
Liz S.May 11, 2011 - 9:01 am
BEAUTIFUL! Love all those colors and the fabric, and especially the bow. Now which steel rule die did you use for that box? Thanks for sharing.ReplyCancel
Becky GreenMay 11, 2011 - 9:15 am
Becca, this looks FABULOUS!!!!! ( It DOESN’T look your “style” AT ALL!!! ) What a SURPRISE!!! LOVE how this looks with the linen!!! & the BUTTONS!!!! SUPER!!!! The little Gable Box is GREAT!!!! You covered it too!!!! THIS took some time!!!!!!!!!! :)ReplyCancel
ChinnuMay 11, 2011 - 9:16 am
Love love love this! So fresh and pretty!ReplyCancel
KimMay 11, 2011 - 9:17 am
This set is absolutely adorable. I think you chose beautiful colours. Thanks for sharing.ReplyCancel
You do such beautiful work, I can hardly wait to get your e-mail every morning. This card is right up there with the rest, just beautiful, a breath of fresh air. Thanks for sharing all your work. You are an inspiration to all of us.ReplyCancel
Becca this is stellar! Love the linen look, love the “stem” stam…ohh the possibilities! HugsReplyCancel
Becky DunhamMay 11, 2011 - 9:23 am
Oh Becca – this is gorgeous! What a creative little genius you are :) Love the linen idea – definitely going to check into that. Now i am off to see this new release!ReplyCancel
OOOOOOOhhh…round of applause! So darn CUTE!!! I must remember to pull out my stash of textured cardstock. You are so inspiring!ReplyCancel
JessicaMay 11, 2011 - 9:31 am
Hey Becca, I love…love….love this adorable set! It makes me wish I hadn’t given away all my cross stitch supplies! Ah well, I only have room for so much. I love this stamp set too.
As usual you’ve scored a home run! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent.
Hugs, JessicaReplyCancel
Karen DuncanMay 11, 2011 - 9:33 am
Becca, you’ve done it again. I never would have thought of using fabric to make a card like you’ve done. This is just inspirational. Hugs to you – you’re terrific.ReplyCancel
MarisaMay 11, 2011 - 9:42 am
Love how you stamped on the linen!! Fabulous flowers and wonderful ribbon threading through the lace. Great project.ReplyCancel
The linen is a stroke of genius. Of course, you are a genius so….. Love the entire project. Have to go search my fabric boxes now.ReplyCancel
EileenMay 11, 2011 - 9:46 am
Becca, you have done it again!!!!!…you never cease to amaze me <3
You are one clever, clever lady.
Pleased to hear you are now feeling better <3
LOL EileenReplyCancel
Evette K. CiampoMay 11, 2011 - 9:51 am
This is amazing Becca…WOW!!! Love every piece of each creation u did. Just so so pretty. Glad u are feeling better. Stay well gf and keep these fabulous creations coming. You inspire me I know. Thank you and God bless…hugs.ReplyCancel
Darlene GabrielMay 11, 2011 - 10:10 am
This is gorgeous! What a great idea to stamp on the linen – it looks amazing. I am going to try it. I also have to go check out this new set – it looks wonderful.ReplyCancel
Becca, this is a wonderful set! So pretty!! I love the stamping on linen you’ve done – what a great look to have the stamping on linen. Love it!!ReplyCancel
Love your idea for the button embellishments & can’t wait to try it!ReplyCancel
janeyMay 11, 2011 - 10:28 am
Becca – I never would have considered stamping on cross stitch fabric….so clever!! Perhaps after the pain of the headache yesterday, your creative side of your brain is feeling so good since feeling so badly that inspirations just come you in a snap today. Whatever – we are grateful!
Wow! Who’s a very clever lady? Fabulous work Becca. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful brain waves with us.
“Go raibh míle maith agat” (pronounced as: gu (U as in up) rev me le (E in le – as in get) mah (mah) agat (as: ag et) = “thanks a million” in Irish!
This is beautiful, Becca!!! I love the fabric, looks fabulous!!!ReplyCancel
Pat JandacekMay 11, 2011 - 10:56 am
I’m amazed at how well the texture of the linen took the stamping ink – I’ve got textured paper that won’t do that good! Another beautiful card and more inspiration from you, Becca. Can’t tell you often enough how much your sharing is appreciated.ReplyCancel
michelle frasherMay 11, 2011 - 10:59 am
i just love when you “think outside the box” and not do your usual. this is really gorgeous and beautiful.ReplyCancel
absolutely fabulous! really love those buttons! cross stitch fabric huh? love it!ReplyCancel
SuAnneMay 11, 2011 - 11:40 am
Well this is just the cutest thing ever. I love using fabrics in paper crafts. This is simply adorable. And I love too the bow made from multi colors of ribbon. Very clever indeed. You outdid yourself this time for sure, Becca. Don’t you just love how God keeps giving you new ideas all the time??? Thank you once again for yet more inspiration. You’re the best, girl.
Adorable project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I have some cloth like this in my “craft cave”. I am going to put this idea in my ideas book. TFS {{Hugs}} PS How did you get so clever?ReplyCancel
BernieMay 11, 2011 - 12:11 pm
Happy to hear you are feeling better. OH MY GOSH These are stunning! For some reason they make me think of my Grandma. I have a box of goodies to donate including two covered button kits and several sheets of cross stitch fabric. I can’t see well enough to cross stitch any more and I don’t even know where the button kits came from but I’ll be pulling those goodies out of that box ASAP. Thank you for the inspiration.
Blessings BernieReplyCancel
EstherMay 11, 2011 - 12:13 pm
Beautiful..Love the look of this with the fabric..thanks for sharing your beautiful talent..:)ReplyCancel
So great to hear that you´re feeling better now, and this project here is just completely amazing Becca. I love the stamps and the idea about the linen. Now I just know, how to get all my leftover of that used up too ha ha. And it looks so wonderful and soo romantic both these projwects here, really awesome. You´re truely fantastic and thanks so much for alweays sharing all your great ideas with us as well.
have a wonderful day hun.ReplyCancel
Sylvia/GeorgiaMay 11, 2011 - 12:35 pm
Absolutely beautiful — LOVE IT, LOVE IT! You never cease to amaze me!ReplyCancel
Mi MiMay 11, 2011 - 12:44 pm
What a clever idea. Who would have ever though of stamping on canvas. Only you. Love this card.ReplyCancel
Rachel BrooksMay 11, 2011 - 1:26 pm
TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO clever, you are! Love this set. I assume the box was a premade one you covered, or are you just THAT clever too?ReplyCancel
SuziMay 11, 2011 - 1:55 pm
Fantastic! I love the way you think! Wish I could crawl inside your brain and absorb some of that talent! The fabric gives both the card and the box such a feminine homespun, but professional appearance. Just gorgeous!ReplyCancel
Francie (Montreal)May 11, 2011 - 2:31 pm
I adore the effect of stamping on the cross stitch linen and the buttons are, well, cute as a button. You just keep coming up with fabulous ideas to charm and amaze us. I don’t know how you do it, but please keep doing it. Does that brain of yours ever sleep?ReplyCancel
Absolutely stunning. Such a lovely homely feel to these and so pretty. Love them. Glad your feeling a little better. Hugs x ChrisBReplyCancel
Barbara JayMay 11, 2011 - 3:43 pm
Oh I love the idea of a fabric covered box. So much work goes into making them it is nice if they are a bit more permanent.
Love the project!! TFSReplyCancel
Kelly SasMay 11, 2011 - 4:30 pm
Becca, can I have your brain for just one day PLEASE??? You amaze me how you come up with the most original ideas ever! Plus you don’t need any fancy expensive gadgets to make embellies with like those buttons. If you can’t find a cheap gadget that does it, you make one of your own like your peg bow maker etc! You are my idol!!!ReplyCancel
Woohoo, I am loving this card, just ordered this set today! This morning as a matter of fact. This set is just all me in all types of aspects. Your box and card are just awesome! Love them! Love all the texture especially the buttons that you made. Your use of this stamp is awesome in both the card and the gable box! Wish you lived closer, someone just gave me a gift that I absolutley adore, but have more than I can use and would love to share (and don’t know anyone close that I can share with). Regardless, love your use of the stamp! Thanks for sharing! Blessings!ReplyCancel
Wowzers…that linen is so cool! Trust the one and only Becca to come up with an idea like this!ReplyCancel
TanjaMay 11, 2011 - 6:33 pm
These are lovely – a little different from you usual style and so fresh and soft. The linen is so pretty – thanks for the inspiration. I love the pastel colours you have used in the flowers and the combined ribbons. Have a lovely day Becca.ReplyCancel
FMMay 11, 2011 - 7:33 pm
I just love both of these projects!!! The linen really makes it and I love the stampset, too! Thanks for all of your creativity!!!ReplyCancel
As an embroiderer I flinched when I saw linen on your card – it is soooooo expensive here – but I must admit it looks fabulous on the card and buttons and box :-)
Blessings
MaxineReplyCancel
Judy CoveyMay 11, 2011 - 7:46 pm
OMG Becca, the card AND the box are absolutely gorgeous! I just love them!!! I guess I need to check out the Just Rite stamp set and keep a copy of this post. You come up with the neatest ideas and projects.
Glad to hear that you are feeling better.ReplyCancel
Such a FUN and gorgeous gift set, Becca! I love the texture the linen adds and LOVE that you those little covered buttons and stamped on them!ReplyCancel
Mary H.May 11, 2011 - 8:56 pm
Glad to hear you are feeling better today. The stamping on linen is just gorgeous. TFSReplyCancel
RufusMay 11, 2011 - 10:24 pm
Brilliant! Hmmm wonder if I’ve still got any of that hanging around? Great idea!
R/ReplyCancel
I love that vine stamp! So versatile, and useful for many different types of cards. But using precious cross stitch fabric to stamp on? For shame! Scraps, maybe.ReplyCancel
Norma RobnettMay 12, 2011 - 12:54 am
Absolutely Adorable!!! It would have been great for Easter and it is still wonderful for Spring…ReplyCancel
What a lovely project and on linen too. Love the covered buttons. Just a neat gift set. This is so creatively done I love it. As always Becca, TFS!!! :-DReplyCancel
I love the look of linen. It is simple and sweet but, for me, it has a sort of elegance too! I have a huge stash of cross stitch fabric around here somewhere. I am going to have to break it out and stamp on it. Tfs!!ReplyCancel
Your pretty gift set is lovely! It makes sense that the fabric would take the ink since they print patterns on it. You are a smart cookie! I am so glad I know now what to do with all that cross stitch fabric I have ‘hoarded’ away! Since my eyesight isn’t good enough to stitch I will have to ‘stamp’ on it instead.
Thanks for sharing! :)ReplyCancel
Miss Becca! You’ve done it again!!! This is the BEANS!
What a great idea to use fabric and your buttons and box are over the top. What else can I say girl. Great Work!!
Oh My Gosh, Becca … this card and box are just jaw-droppingly gorgeous … adorable beyond words … I simply cannot believe your skill and talent and creativity. All of your projects are stunning … I just cannot believe it each day when I visit and find yet another fabulous creation. Everything you design and create is a joy to behold … and I’m guilty of not taking the time to tell you so often enough!! Your tutorials are really marvellous and much-valued too … you are generous beyond words. Thank you so much, Becca, you are truly amazing!!ReplyCancel
This set is just wonderful, I have been sitting here just looking at it going back and forwards from one picture to another! You must have been so chuffed when you put this together as it’s a real winner. There’s something about the fabric that makes it look so tactile, if I had made those items I would be so proud of myself so I hope you are! :)ReplyCancel
AnneMay 13, 2011 - 4:14 pm
Becca, maybe a detour from your usual style, but, as always, you’ve excelled again!
What a darling project :o)
Hugs
Anne (UK) xReplyCancel
bethann dMay 15, 2011 - 7:41 am
love this look of linen. i’ve cut up some old worn out shirts of DH, stamped on them. not as prettyReplyCancel
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Today is a new release for Flourishes and the ladies at Spellbinders are hopping along!! These sets are gonna blow your socks off – they’re darling and remind us of all things cozy at Grandma’s House. We don’t need to tell you that tags and labels are two of the trendiest items to hit the card making market in a long time! And, to help you add style and pizzazz to your creations, Flourishes has teamed up with Spellbinders Paper Arts to make sure you have the perfect set of stamps to match a darling set of tag style dies. Wonderfully whimsical and reminiscent of Grandma’s calico prints, Flourishes “charming” set offers three labels that coordinate perfectly with Spellbinders Grommet Tags (S4-322). Designed by Becky Fleck, you’ll also find 6 beautiful sentiments and 4 accent stamps to dress up your labels (Country Charm Labels)! Pair that with Flourishes Country Charm Borders and you have the perfect set to make darling note cards in minutes. Flourishes coordinating Country Charm Borders set features five border strips that match the labels set to a tee. What fun!
SOOOOOO creative and CUTE !!!!!! Does your mind EVER rest??? LOL You really ROCK!!
Becca, WOW! No other word comes to mind! LOL!!
Wonderful projects and ideas – love them!! xo
Becca, you’re amazing! I think I need to hang up my ink pads and stamps and go back to knitting!
Amazing project! You do “country good” Becca!
Oh Becca, this is one of your prettiest project designs. I adore the new Spellbinders Country Charm Labels and Grommet tags.
Have a blessed day!
Oh, your little pincushion jars with matching cards are just adorable.
Beautiful, Becca!
What darling gift sets they are.
Luv them jar pin cushions. Where in the world did you find them cute pins at? They R Awesome.
ColleenB.
What a wonderful project! Very creative and thanks for sharing.
Oh so pretty!!!! And they would be so awesome to receive as a gift….love it….thank you for sharing this idea with us….
Ohhhh~~this is very cool! Makes me think of my Nana………………..
Don’t you just love country?….these are absolutely fabulous Becca….your talent is endless!
Love Sheila xx
oh becca, these are wonderful gift ideas. and those dies really do lend themselves to gingham so nicely. why is it we just love those things that remind us of our grandmas? it seems like a time lost already.
This is wonderful Becca. I remember my Grandma have pin cushions like those.
Gorgeous set! I love them!
These are darling as can be- Love the country charm
Delightful! A joy to look at! A feast for the eyes and useful too. I just love your work. Country is so folksy, warm & friendly, this is a BIG hit with me (and the rest of the world, no doubt).
Becca, these are darling. :) I haven’t seen the little mason jars before. Thanks for keeping us up to date on all these fun hops. :)
Wow, Becca, these are adorable! How blessed your friends are to be receiving one of these beauties!
A little bit country, yeah! Love them, especially the blue.
I LOVE the Countryness of your gift sets Becca!!! You know, you REALLY don’t see too much Country out there anymore!!!! And it DOES have a down home feeling!!!!!!! JUST LOVELY!!!!!! :)
These are just stunning. I love how you matched the ribbon and paper, you are so creative.
Wow, went over to Flourishes using the link you included and couldn’t even find anything about the blog hop there. The blog I found through a link on that site did say something about problems with one of their blog hops… but didn’t seem to have a hop going on today. so, I’m confused. I usually go to the blog of the company having the hop to begin so I’m sure to start at the beginning and go from there… this one has me confused.
But, none the less… your creations are lovely as always!!!!!
These are absolutely fabulous. Love how you matched the cards to the papers on the jars. Very creative. As always Becca, TFS!!! :-D
Great projects. Love the dies and words are awesome. Those pins are so cool. Very nice.
I love your little sets you made. Those tags are so cute! The cards are beautiful too.
Guess they’re still having blog problems. Becca, your creations are great!
You always knock a challenge out of the park Becca! What a cute idea, and one that as a gift would be treasured for always. thanks for sharing and inspiring!
These are great Becca!!!
These would be great as gifts for my Sister and two nieces.Thanks!!!
Brings back precious memories of my grandmother and great grandmother . TFS. I agree with Cindy Lou.
“Sew Sweet!”
Oh Becca I LOVE, LOVE your idea of this gift set! You do so many tutorials so I feel guilty asking you this, but is it possible for you to share how you made these pin cushions? I have to make these!!! PLEASE? Or could you email me with quick details? I am a sewer so I am sure it easy, I just lack creativity. That is why I LOVE your blog!
Oh I love the sets!
I am loving the fabric you used on all the sets!
Fantastic gifts, Becca :o)
Hugs, Candy
These are adorable! You have some lucky friends who will be very happy to receive these.
The links are not showing the hop. I suspect Blogger prevented hop participants from posting by being in Read Only Mode for most of yesterday. I plan on trying again later, hopefully….
Blessings Bernie
ADORABLE!! I think this is my favorite project of yours so far. Might change my mind tomorrow! lol
I love what you made for today’s blog hop! Those pin cushion jars are
great gifts! Thanks for the inspiration Becca! :D
wonderful
Adorable sets Becca! Love the colors and the tags are such fun. The bows out of material are darling…especially love that blue material bow!!
Would LOVE to know where you got that!
Thanks so much for such pretty ideas…you always have such great ones!
Blessings, Doni
I love this. Will put this in my to-do craft folder for sure.
Love love those fun checks and print…very homespun looking!
Simply gorgeous :-)
such awesome projects, wow, love them all and the coordinating is gorgeous!
Ooooooh Becca!! These a simply gorgeous. I love the “Down Home” feel of these. Thanks for sharing!!
Oh Becca! These are incredible! I sure hope you show us a tutorial on how to make those pin cushions. Fabulous!
Oh I feel like I’m in a grandma’s country kitchen! These are all fantastic Becca!
What a great set – Your cards and pin cushions are so pretty!
Love the antique look of it all!
Becca, these are the BOMB! You never cease to amaze!
This is darling and such a fun little idea Becca. Great job.
Cute pincushions and love the new Flourishes on your cozy note cards!
Becca ~ just beautiful, as always. Thank you.
Love it, those pincushions are so cute I want a make some just to put my flowers on
what a cute set of gifts- country but elegant- wish i was a close friend of yours-you make such cool gift sets.;)
These are so cute.
these are beautiful projects! I always love to see your creations.
beautiful projects! I always love to see what you create.
This is so cute and creative. What a sweet way to use this set!! I would love to make this both for myself and as gifts!!
What a sweet way to use these sets!! I love the pin cushions and matching cards. I would love to make these both for myself and as gifts. TFS.
Becca what a lovely gift sets, you always do such beautiful work, just stunning and a creative use for the jars…love them all
Great idea Becca… Your work is always gorgeous!!!
What a great little set…so creative!
fantastic project! TFS!
Totally adorable! Who could resist these little treasures!
Beautiful set, love how you matched the fabric on the cards with the pin cushions, whoever recieves these will cherish them for sure :)
Just fabulous! When I first scrolled down all I could say was “ooooooooo”. I have some old sewing notions from my Grandmother calling me right now!
Another amazing creation!
Thank you for blessing us again!
Hugs, Dawn
How cute are these? What an awesome job, Becca!
Adorable cards!!! Reminds me of fair time, or country.
Oh what I wouldn’t give to be the recipient of one of these lovely jar creations! And the matching cards – oh my. So very lovely!
Oh what I wouldn’t give to be the recipient of one of these lovely jar creations. And the matching cards are beautiful!
This is the cutest project ever, Becca…it gave me a huge smile to see it!! I love those little mason jar pin cushions, in all three colors with your beautiful cards!! What a great idea for this set!!
what a gorgeous set!!! I love it!!
OH so super duper CUTE! Geat work!
So Freaking ADORABLE! This is one of those times I ask myself “how did she do that?”
Love it!
Love it, Love it, Love it. I am amazed at how you consistently come up with such amazing creations. You are amazingly blessed and and I am thankful that you share your creativity with us.
Love the country charm of your note cards and jars! So creative!
JUST a thoughtful, clever beautiful gift these are!!
Susan
well thought out use of the products with a complicated design. Pink is not my favorite color but you used it well.
Your creativity amazes me Becca! Love these jars and matching cards! Very country looking and so pretty!
WOW what beautiful little gifts for friends….great use of these labels.
LOL Eileen
Becca, I just started following your blog. A good friend of my (Lissette) shared it with me.
I’m so happy that she did. God has truly Blessed you with a awesome Talent.
I love your creations right down to the very last details. Thanks for sharing your creations with us.
May God Bless you!!
These are absolutely wonderful!! What great gifts, I know I would be so glad to receive one!! You sure are talented!!
Thanks
Donna