bouquet project for the week of gratitude

 

Debbie Hodge

Kelly Purkey 

Lisa Dickinson 

May Flaum 

Patti Milazzo

Stacey Kingman 

Stephenie Hamen 

Margot Potter

Lain Ehmann

Margie Romney-Aslett 

Rhonna Farrer 

Jodie McNally

Liz Hicks 

Becky Novacek 

Jennifer McGuire

Elizabeth Kartchner

Allison Kreft Abad

I wanted to use my scrapbook supplies to make a word bouquet for this blog hop, and I am quite happy

with how it turned out. This will sit on my gratitude table display.

 

Steps below

 

 

 

 

 

 

another view-

I hope you enjoy viewing all the projects and are inspired to make something of your own. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful holiday.

Comments

[Patter Cross]

Wendy, such a GREAT tutorial. I have an old Bible encyclopedia from 1964 that would be great for these. I will give them a try! :) Thanks for the great tutorial. I am also going to e-mail ya! Have a blessed day!

[Term Paper]

I am very enjoying,I will have to make this bouquet project Because Its useful.These Artificial flower's are looks cute.

[Barbara Graves-Wilson]

great work you did and awesome job.. thanks so much for sharing,

[Pattyjo]

Gorgeous!!!!
Pattyjo

[Princess Jones]

It would be an excellent gift to brighten someones day. Thank you for sharing the idea.

[SuzieQ]

off to get out my punches....great idea!

[Vanessa Fernandez]

BEAUTIFUL ART!! :) Thank you for sharing it with all of us!

[soft cialis]

I had to try this right away. The paper I found seems to be thicker or crisper than what you used - yours seems almost transparent. Also, the edges were hard to roll. I tried using a knitting needle to get it to curl better, but no luck. I ended up having to fold and crease and then relaxing that as I rolled. So mine look more like roses, I guess. But I love making them. Yes, I am serious about my paper-crafting.

I had to try this right away. The paper I found seems to be thicker or crisper than what you used - yours seems almost transparent. Also, the edges were hard to roll. I tried using a knitting needle to get it to curl better, but no luck. I ended up having to fold and crease and then relaxing that as I rolled. So mine look more like roses, I guess. But I love making them. Yes, I am serious about my paper-crafting.