Yes, Bonnie brought us the cardstock, inks and dies to create a wonderful array of succulent plants. Here was her sample (that she gave me as a gift! Thank you, Bonnie!):
Here are the plants I made:
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Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Team Meeting Rehash
Yesterday I told you about our wonderful team meeting that was held over the weekend. Today I want to share with your a fabulous project that Bonnie brought:
Succulents!
Yes, Bonnie brought us the cardstock, inks and dies to create a wonderful array of succulent plants. Here was her sample (that she gave me as a gift! Thank you, Bonnie!):
This started as a photo cube, and Bonnie added the succulent plants around the top. They look so real!
The "love" on the side was a left over from a class we had held earlier in the week, and it was the perfect addition to finish this beautiful sample.
Here are the plants I made:
Don't they look real? The Succulent Framelits Dies make them so easy! Just cut and sponge on some ink (we used Always Artichoke, Crumb Cake, Old Olive and Rich Razzleberry, along with a little Craft White ink). Then we curled the edges and "cupped" the middles, and put them together with multipurpose glue.
Beautiful!
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Yes, Bonnie brought us the cardstock, inks and dies to create a wonderful array of succulent plants. Here was her sample (that she gave me as a gift! Thank you, Bonnie!):
Here are the plants I made:
Products used are listed below.
Product List
Priscilla, this is a stunning project. Your colors and execution are beautiful
ReplyDeleteWell thank you, Jackie! I was coached by my fellow demo and downline, Bonnie, and have since been playing with more of these--succulents are addicting! :)
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