Welcome to your sixth stop on this fun hop. If you didn't arrive here from Devra's blog go back to Amanda's blog and work your way on through.
I was going to show you a flag I was going to make with rolled paper but was not turning out. It is strange how you envision something and when you make it it turns into a failure.
So I would have a project to share with everybody I created this quick, simple and pretty banner. This came out better than I thought. It was great to use the red and blue cardstock that I had for years.
Supplies: cardstock, doilies, spray ink, distress stain, baker's twine and Cricut.
I hope you enjoy your stop and my projects.
Your next stop is to Jordan's blog.
I was going to show you a flag I was going to make with rolled paper but was not turning out. It is strange how you envision something and when you make it it turns into a failure.
So I would have a project to share with everybody I created this quick, simple and pretty banner. This came out better than I thought. It was great to use the red and blue cardstock that I had for years.
I hope you enjoy your stop and my projects.
Your next stop is to Jordan's blog.
This is AWESOME!!!!!!!! Perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove your banner, Mandi.
ReplyDeleteGreat banner. So pretty!!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your banner, Mandi! Those rosettes are so fitting for Independence Day! Great job! ~Bev~
ReplyDeleteLove the background of your letters. Very nice 4th of July banner.
ReplyDeleteA neat banner idea...I might have to lift this one for next year!! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love it! The doilies are so pretty but not too feminine! Great job!
ReplyDeleteYour banner is perfect! Bright, colourful and says it all.
ReplyDeleteHave a great July 4th and thank you for sharing! :)
Very nice! This idea can be adapted into so many other projects.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute banner !
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