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Thursday, 16 January 2014
have courage .. for countryviewcrafts monotone challenge dt piece
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countryviewcrafts challenge dt
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die cuts
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melt pot
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shrink plastic
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tattered floral die
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Gorgeous Trace, love the flowers and leaves, great techniques.
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What a beautiful piece Trace. Thought I recognised those flowers and the addition of the clear leaves is so effective. Love it. Jenny x
ReplyDeleteGood morning, stunningly beautiful, I love them.
ReplyDeleteThey really appeal to me, I love making my own flowers.
Have a great day
Patricia x
Hi Trace,
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I've been browsing your blog and there's so many yummy makes here!
This latest one is gorgeous and I find your ideas and tips really inspirational.
Thanks for sharing such lovely pieces.
Have a good day, crafty hugs xxx
So beautiful with a wonderful quote. I had forgotten about Jennie's tutorial so thank you for the link which I had lost.
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie x
Oh Trace, this is so beautiful! The background is beautiful already, but the way you have enhanced it with those gorgeous flowers and leaves is just stunning!! Such a great step by step too, - must give those shrink plastic leaves a try at some point. My melt pot has not seen the light of day for months and months.... Oh and I think your flowers worked out really well, I think you have mastered them to perfection!
ReplyDeleteI think you did manage a gentle piece Trace and your flowers are absolutely gorgeous. Hugs, Anne x
ReplyDeleteHi Trace, I adore this piece, and if gentle you mean delicate, you have achieved this perfectly. I love the flowers and will be popping over to Jennies blog for a nosey. I also love the shrink plastic leaves, I use this loads but never thought of putting it in my melt pot so I will be trying this too. Lovely sentiment, perfect for this project. Thanks so much for the inspiration and sharing this. Hugs Mo x
ReplyDeleteI think your flowers look amazing! Have to practice myself a lot to come close to these...! Inky greetings, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteFabulous Trace! The softness of the colours makes this such a stunning piece. And your flowers are fabulous!! Thanks for link xxx
ReplyDeleteTrace, if anyone has courage to be themselves, you have! Your work is always beautiful and always 'you', but this is so You it is just stunning. I love it. It totally inspires. The flowers are gorgeous, you just long to touch them and the composition is fabulous. You have so nailed the beauty of monochrome. Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeleteYour work is so beautiful. I have linked to follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
You do monotone so well. Wow, this is gorgeous! Love the flowers and those clear leaves.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous piece Trace. Love the soft gentle colours you have used. Those pearls are the perfect finish too.
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Exquisite in the gentleness it exudes.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are always so stunning.
Wishes
Lynne
Such a delicate and beautiful hanging, Trace! Love the floral arrangements around that sentiment! Love this!
ReplyDeleteA breathtaking creation, love all the amazing flowers.
ReplyDeleteSO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project, loving the soft colours and details.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Definitely gentle, and so exquisitely pretty - this is achingly lovely, Trace!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
This is gorgeous Trace! xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, will try the melt pop technique with shrink plastic , thank you . Just off th see the tutorial regarding flowers, you can never have too many flowers in my opinion. Lots of love julie xxx
ReplyDeleteOh my gorgeousness! Love your monochromatic masterpiece! And especially the flowers and leaves! Cool techniques! This is so very beautiful?
ReplyDeleteOops!!! This is so very beautiful!!! The ? Was a typo!!
ReplyDeleteTrace your monotone piece is so elegant. I am in love with those gorgeous flowers that you've included on this piece. The die cut vines mixed amongst those gorgeous flowers really lend such a soft, shabby feeling. The torn edges where your sentiment stamped in brown is located is also a nice touch. Love it! I also wanted to take a second to thank you for your very sweet comment that you left on my blog regarding my last post for Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. <3 Candy
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