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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Moonlit Mums

Wow, I can't believe it is already my third week as Melanie's guest designer for her latest release, A Year of Flowers and Say it With Flowers. Be sure to check out Melanie's blog for another project I made, using these sets.

For today's project, I made a card and matching note pad holder, that fits a 3 x 5 scratch pad. I bought a set of 8 of these little scratch pads at Office Max for around $5.

The flowers were stamped and then colored with Koh-i-noor pencils. I added some extra color with a purple craft marker, then cut out the flowers and heat embossed them with clear embossing powder.

To make the background, I cut a circle from scrap paper and used re-positionable tape to hold it in place. Using that as a mask, I sponged the night sky, using Bashful Blue, Ballet Blue, Lavender Lace and Basic Black.

The background panel is backed with a very narrow black panel and again with a layer of Lavender Lace. The card base is Almost Amethyst.

To make the note pad cover, I cut a piece of card stock to 7-1/2 inches and scored at 3-1/16, 3-7/16 and 3-15/16.

Added two horizontal cuts to hold the pen. Glued the wider center scored area down to the back section. Then I glued the scratch pad in place.

Thanks for stopping by. I will be back mid-week with another project using Say it With Flowers, since I neglected it on today's post. Oops!

Have a great day!

27 comments:

  1. OMG Theresa, Every time I think that I have seen your most beautiful flowers you do another that makes me exclaim OMG outloud when I see them. I am speechless and that doesn't happen ofter :)

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  2. Oh gosh Theresa..............another incredibly GORgeous creation!!!! That moon is just stunning!!!

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  3. Gorgeous!!! So beautiful! You've inspired me.
    -Adriel

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  4. WOWZA!! I am loving this set! Love how you created depth with the flowers, thats awesome! Of course, the coloring and sponging is knock your socks off fantastic too! You rock Theresa!

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  5. Theresa, you have such a talent for coloring! Your cards are amazing - thanks for sharing them!

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  6. I just loves these blues and purple together, need to pull them out more often! Just stunning composition/work!

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  7. gorgeous, wow! about to pick my jaw up off the floor with this post & the one on Melanie's blog - you ROCK, woman!!

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  8. WOW! Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! My favorite color too!

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  9. Oh my, Theresa, this is so gorgeous, love it!

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  10. Gorgeous project! Love the colors so much!

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  11. Ok, Ok ,This one is my all time, most... favorite... Wow Oh Wow... it's so stunning and elegant,,,and its purple...

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  12. Gorgemous!! Love the purples and how you created the scene. Great matching pen too.

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  13. Wow Wow Wow! This is just the prettiest thing I've seen today! :)

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  14. woooweee girl--what a stunning set! not even a purple girl and I LOVE it on this! Way to go!

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  15. WOW! Just beautiful! I love the way you sponge your backgrounds. I think I need to watch your tutorial. Your water coloring is awesome.
    Take care
    Karen

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  16. Just stopping by during hip hop.
    Your super talented, your cards are beautiful!!!
    Lori

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  17. Wow! It really is breathtaking. So lovely! I would be framing both of those for sure.

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  18. These are gorgeous! The colors and sponging of the sky are perfect.

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  19. Wow, these are amazing! beautifully colored. Can I just ask if you know what make your swirly ribbon is? I have some that I bought at a craft show and would like to buy more but I haven't seen any on-line. Thank you!

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  20. Absolutely gorgeous.

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  21. I love this set. Purple is my favorite color.

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  22. your clear embossing technique is awesome. Great results! I love all your cards.

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