Wednesday, 27 June 2012

Remember That Fabric Flower?

Hello friends,
Remember that fabric flower
Well I had a little more of that fabric and used it as a background to a pretty frame.
I then made a further flower using the Dahlia die and lighter patterned fabric.
Again, just by adding some fabric glue and a tiny bit of pinching to the flower middle you 
get that little bit of dimension. To finish I added a button to the middle and twine.
The little box frame is from Ikea.
I have an admission to make..I made this to submit to a magazine but I liked it so much 
I knew I couldn't part with it.  I've kept it!  
It is on my shelf with other bits and bobs that make me smile.
Remember with the Grand Calibur® you can certainly go beyond paper...
BIG day tomorrow...so excited to share with you my project for the 
Take care,

28 comments:

Margie Higuchi said...

It's beautiful and sweet! Can't to see your reveal tomorrow!

Linda said...

What a gorgeous creation
hugs Linda

Unknown said...

What a lovely idea, beautiful fabric flower. Getting excited about tomorrows reveal.

Wilma

melanie said...

What a great Idea can`t wait for your reveal I wonder will it be butterflies but I will have to wait and see.Melanie

nattyboots said...

Morning Christine ,Well i dont blame you for keeping it,as i would have too its so fresh and beautiful.
You keep us in suspense about tomorrow but at least we have something to look forward to eh ?

Elaine H X

Craftin Suzie (Susan Wykes) said...

This is gorgeous no wonder you couldn't part with it! I must get some fabric glue and have a go!! xx

Lucycat said...

Hi Christine. What a great ptoject So pretty I would have kept it as well. x.

Linda (Lindyloo) said...

This is lovely Christine. Simple but elegant and stylish. Definitely one to be kept for your craftroom wall!
Can't wait to see your big reveal tomorrow. I bet you have been beavering away.
See you then. Linda xx

Bea said...

Hi Christine - great flower - that material is so pretty

Disco Queen said...

Very feminine!

Lydia Jordan said...

Morning Christine,
Can fully understand you not wanting to part with this pretty picture I think I would have felt the same.
Looking forward to your Thursday reveal.
Have a good day.
Lydia
X

hazel young said...

Morning Christine your boxed flower is stunning love how you have used the fabric again xx hazel

Astrid Maclean said...

This is so beautiful!

Can't wait to see your projects tomorrow, this is such a great hop, am loving all the new dies!!

Sarah said...

Absolutely Beautiful Christine! Looking forward to tomorrow!

Sarah x

AnneRD said...

This is delightful, I can see why you were reluctant to part with it. The two patterns marry so well together, very subtle. Anne x

Redanne said...

I am not surprised you kept it, it is gorgeous. The flower is stunning. Can't wait for tomorrow now that you have teased us.......Crafty hugs, Anne x

Elizabeth said...

Yes how gorgeous is that and yet another lovely idea from you Christine. Looking forward to tomorrow.
Elizabeth x

Sue B said...

Oh this is absolutely lovely Christine, I bet you have a house full of beautiful things you couldn't bear to part with-understandable.
I love your blog, so many interesting things to see & looking forward to tomorrow.
Sue B

Anonymous said...

Hallo Christine,
Super idea, just perchased some felt and about to make some 'bits and bobs' - I've been inspired by flowers etc on your blog. Keep inspiring - we need it! Best wishes Carolyn. x

nmty said...

Hi Christine
I really love this fabric flower, will definately have a go with this technique. Have been looking at the spellbinders sneak peaks and some are just wonderful. Looking forward to seeing your project tomorrow!.

lv norma

loftylass said...

I would keep it too Christine - it's gorgeous. Looking forward to tomorrow's post..... Spellbinders has pulled out all the stops with this new release (I need to win the lottery!!!)
Hugs
Heather
x

Craftychris said...

ooh do fabulous, no wonder you couldn't part with it! Am looking forward to your project tomorrow xx

Carole Z said...

This looks so beautiful in the frame, lovely for a fresh, summery feel to a room, Carole Z x

Ita said...

hi Christine a very lovely card, do not think that I am not looking at your blog,I do not have internet access every day.I have had a nervous breakdown, and am in a Hospital in Dublin ,difficult as I am a 6 hour round trip from Cork to here ,so looking at your and Sue Wilson's blog cheere me up
hope I can get on on Friday to see Die Day
Ita

Sue Yorkshire said...

This is gorgeous Christine no wonder you kept it, I would have done too

Really looking forward to the shows tomorrow although when I looked they were not listed, and I dont want to miss them

Sue xxx

Janice said...

Just gorgeous Christine. Looking forward to tomorrow!
Janice x

Lesley said...

Hi Christine, What a lovely idea I can see why you didn't want to part with it. I have had my Grand Calibur for only 15 months and it's broken, I have been so careful and only I have used it. To be honest £100 for just over a years use is not good, and I'm really not happy. Do you know if they can they be repaired???
Hugs Lesley

baconbits said...

Hi Christine, I am loving both cards todays and yesturdays. Looking forward to your reveal tomorrow.
Also have to say iam liking the new layout for the blog.
TFS
Hugs
Amanda x

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