


Make all your flowers first. There are a ton of videos on You Tube, I like the ones done by Stamp Shack Lady best.





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This 20-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photo directions for completing all three handbags. These handbags are intended to be gift card size. However, you can resize the handbags to suit your needs. The patterns for all three handbags are included in the tutorial. More photos of this tutorial can be seen in this post here.
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This 19-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photo directions for completing the Traveling Trio 3 suitcases, four standard size cards, four note size cards, decorative paper clips and the insert divider for the bottom suitcase.
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This 13-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photos for completing the Purse-onally Perfect purse and all 4 note cards.
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What an awesome idea. We who stamp cherish our cards that we receive from other stampers but you know how the others just throw them away! Now they will have something to keep! Great idea I will have to definitely case this one...TFS
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Terry~~
These are gorgeous....and your fabric choice is the prettiest I have seen...love it....I am a "crafty" person as well as a stamper, so this project is right up my ally....in fact I am putting together a "flower camp" in April, and this is perfect for it.....and I LOVE your sprinkling can full of flowers, too...you are the best!!!
ReplyDeleteBecky - your flower pins and cards turned out very lovely.
ReplyDeleteFinal Score.......Becky ONE...Hot Glue Gun ZERO!
I'm flattered that you like my Flower video! I love your blog. You inspire me daily!
ReplyDeleteChristie Daugherty
www.stampshacklady.blogspot.com
LOVE how you incorporated the pin with the card! Fabulous :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!!
ReplyDeleteI don't like the way the hot glue made the flowers so 'stiff' - so I've been using the Mono Multi and it's working great!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea to put them on a card. I tried to make one with just layering and then stiching them all together and swore I'd never make another one. I'm sure there's a better way. I'll have to watch the tutorial that you used. I'm okay with a glue gun if I can find mine. It's been a long time since I've needed it. Love the colors of fabric you used.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, these are so darn cute! I just love these flowers, and never know what to do with all of them. What a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky,
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to figure out how to do this! You are the bestest!!
Sharon
Ha! I have similar "issues" with hot glue - that's why I love tombo so much! These are darling and I am so impressed at your mass production. Brilliant.
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