Friday, March 29, 2013

Friends with Flair (and Flowers Made from Love)

It's Friday and time for Friends with Flair again! Woohoo! I've coupled this with cropchocolate.com's challenge to make a handmade flower "out of the box" (I chose to make a flower out of 5 hearts). Actually, the hearts were stamped with Tim Holtz's distress ink (Festive Berries) and Unity's "Jump Rope" stamp before forming them into a flower.


Cardstock (Echo Park), kraft paper (Carte Bella), ink (Tim Holtz distress inks - walnut stain and festive berries), brad (Basic Grey), twine (Jillibean Soup), adhesive (Snake Tape), stamps (Unity)

I'm having so much fun creating with my Unity Stamps - have you seen their great Easter sale? Check it out!

18 comments:

  1. this is pretty Miwa! Love the flower and the sentiment stamped in red!

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  2. What a pretty flower great color too.

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  3. Pooh very cool! I love the twine too!

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  4. Love everything about this card. The flower, the center you chose, the twine around the edge, and the clean and simple style.

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  5. Fabulous card design! Love all the little details.

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  6. Awesome card. Love the sentiment and the twine frame! Have a happy and blessed Easter!

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  7. Love the stamping on those flowers and the way you used that twine!!

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  8. Nicely built flower, and it sits so well with your fab frame and sentiment well done!

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  9. Great card, Miwa! I like your version of the heart flower for the CC challenge better than mine. And, I love the twine around the edge. So cool!

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  10. Great card love the flower and the sentiment is nice

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  11. Love the twine frame and the pretty flower. It's a sweet & lovely card, Miwa!!

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  12. Oh, what a beautiful sentiment! The flower is darling, also.

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  13. Love this CAS card Miwa! That flower is gorgeous!!

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  14. I think you need to apply to the Unity Design Team. I was never a big Unity fan until I saw all of your awesome cards.

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