Welcome to our April Blog Hop featuring a Home Decor project of our choosing. With Spring not so far off we have been trying to finish up some projects....i just question if things are ever really done? there is always just one more idea, one more tweak. In October of last year we featured the canvas journal. We designed a Recipe Journal with quilled veggies, this was to be a set including a recipe box. With a new counter top coming and the need to finish up a few projects this set finally has been completed, or I thought it was but as I sit here and type a utensil holder to match would also look pretty good in that particular space....below are a few shots of the pieces so far.
List of supplies:
My Creations Canvas Journal & Recipe Box
Dimensional Element (recipes title is attached to it)
Bonding Glue
Glamour Glitter Alphabet
VersaMark Ink Pad
Clear Embossing Powder
Dakota Paper Packet
Quilling Tool
Cardstock in multiple colors( New England Ivy, Autumn Terracotta, Colonial White, Barn Red, and a few retired colors)
Kraft Paper
Stamp from the Scholastic Workshop
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Your next stop on the Cross Canada Hop is Brae of The Brae-er.
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Thanks for hopping along with us - we hope we were able to inspire you to create your own projects using some of the designs and paper seen along the way. Join us again in May when we will be featuring some Canvas projects.
What a cute project!
ReplyDeletewhoa..this is amazing! i LOVE it!! i need to learn how to quill like that.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and so unique. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful project! I have only quilled a few flowers and now feel that I need to get busy and learn how to quill! Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI used to quill all the time and every time I see your projects it makes me think if digging it all out again to play. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
love them carrots!
ReplyDeleteive never done any paper twirling, this is adorable!
ReplyDeletevery cute. I am thinking about doing one of these for each of my grand daughters, and passing along some family favorites to them
ReplyDeleteSoo unique... i love the cover of your recipe book :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome project! I just learned how to quill and love the veggies. Did you design them yourself or did you have a pattern to follow? I've only done caterpillars and flowers so far, would love to branch out a little.
ReplyDeleteSuper awesome quilled veggies. So creative!
ReplyDeletebeautiful addition to your 'new' kitchen look. Love the quilled veggies.
ReplyDeleteOne word: WOW! What patience you must have to quill all those veggies!
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