Flower Soft Design Team Hop and challenge
The Flower Soft team is hopping today... today we're sharing projects that feature Flower Soft on anything but a card! If you arrived here from Gini's blog , you're on the right track. If you just happened to stop by, you may want to start from the Flower Soft Blog to make sure you don't miss a thing... because prizes are involved!!
I went with a super simple project today, altering some wooden clothespins to make message holders (finally we can get these here!!). Each clothespin has a strip of adhesive magnet on the back. I covered the front of each with a strip of decorative paper, then attached the flowers... Each flower is constructed from 2 Spellbinders die cuts (Daisy Heads), which were shaded with a Touch Twin Marker, then shaped with the wooden end of a stylus.
I used Earth Ultrafine Flower Soft in each flower center - to achieve the dimension of a raised flower center, I repeated this step 3 times, allowing the glue to dry each time.
As you make your way through the hop, remember to comment on each and every post! There will be a prize winner chosen randomly among the blogs. One lucky blog hopper who comments on all the blogs will win 4 pots of Flower Soft! The blog hop will remain open until Sept 15th at midnight CT. The winner will be announced on the Flower Soft blog on Sept. 16th.If you'd like to join in on the challenge, pull out the Flower Soft - you might even win a prize! Post your non-card project in the Splitcoast Gallery by using the keywords flowersoft (one word) and FSC35. We'd love to have you join us!
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May be simple, but it's a super fun idea! Love the gingham DP you used...gives it that homespun feel!
ReplyDeleteDina, those flowers are fabulous! And really love them with the green gingham!
ReplyDeleteI was admiring some brown eyed Susans this morning while I was out walking and your little message holders are adorable! What could be more perfect than the brown Flowersoft for the centers? Great project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! :)
Love your project! And the brown Flowersoft sets it off really nicely!
ReplyDeletelove it neat idea.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Love them to hold those special art projects my girls make!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's really SOMETHING! Great work!
ReplyDeleteEEK! These are sooooooo cute! Will have to CASE these, love the idea!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh Dina, these are just SOOO cute! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteVicki
These are wonderful! They are so sunny looking and the Flower Soft adds something special.
ReplyDeleteLove these! Simply adorable, and happy!
ReplyDeleteVery very cute clothespins. The sunflowers are pretty with the brown centers.
ReplyDeleteCan these be candy! I love them! TFS CallyAnn
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Hey Dina, Fantastic job on your note holders!! Love the flowers!!
ReplyDeletenow that is a neat idea for not making a card!
ReplyDeleteA great idea! Love this :)
ReplyDeleteso cute and love the flowers!
ReplyDeleteHave not been to your blog before and boy have I been missing out! I love the texture the flowersoft adds to these flowers!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! They would make great crafts for young kids to give as a gift.
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable!! The flowers are so pretty!
ReplyDelete...who woulda thunk that a clothespin could turn out so ADORABLE ??? wow.. great job.. mitz_zee@yahoodotcom
ReplyDeleteLove the centers of those flowers! They really pop!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea, I will try it
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea--I like the flowers you made the the earth flower soft is perfect for the centers.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love these! I've definitely got to give this a try. The Flower Soft you chose for the center is perfect for these! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are just adorable! I was just telling someone in an email that I am wanting to alter so little clothes pins. Great job and thank you for the fun idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat flowers, I love this idea! Wonderful job. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKatie B.