100+ Handmade Flower Tutorials

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This is the hottest way to keep track of all the coolest stuff you find on the web.
It's also a great way to waste a lot of time.
Warning: You will get sucked in and spend hours looking at pages of awesomeness all in one spot.
I save great craft ideas, recipes, and clothes all in this one spot.
And the best part is that it is total eye candy.
So, if you want to track all those sites and ideas in one spot, hop on over.
If you need an invite, let me know.
And you can find me there as spazzgirl, naturally.

On Pinterest and in my daily internet surfing, I've found tons of great tutorials for making flowers.
Every kind you can imagine.
And now you can find them all in one spot!
Just click to follow my Flower Tutorials board and you can get all those great links too.
Over 100 and the list grows every week!

Happy Pinning!

Hero Arts - Thanks for All You Do Card

Very simple card to share with you today.
I love the bright colors on the kraft cardstock for this lively card.
Flowers are stamped with StazOn ink and then colored with a water brush and dye ink pads for a watercolor look.
I also used a White Signo Gel Pen to add a little pop.
For that main flower, I stamped with StazOn on to white watercolor paper and then colored similarly.
I made sure to make those shades darker so that it stood out more.
Stamped greeting on kraft and matted on black.

Hope you like it.

And now back to my testing of the Silhouette machine for Craft Critique.
My review of the Teresa Collins Stampmaker is now up though and you won't want to miss my cool photo stamps.
Like the one I used to make this neat card for my nephew's graduation.

Have a nice weekend!

Lawn Fawn - Say Cheese! Mini Album Class

Trying to get back into the swing of things over here on my poor little blog.
It's so neglected with all my time spent on Craft Critique.
I'm a writing and editing crazy person over there.
Did you see all those articles last week on Crafty Businesses?
I'm also getting back into the craft game in another way, teaching.
It's always been one of the things I love most about crafting is meeting other crafters and sharing.
So, I'm back!

I've made some cards and I'm all set up to teach a mini album class, June 11th at Stampology Chicago.
The class uses the new Lawn Fawn Stamps, Say Cheese! and Say Cheese, Too!
If you are in the Chicagoland area and want something fun to do on a Saturday and make a little keepsake for all your fun photos, join me for this stamp class.

And if that wasn't enough to feast you little eyeballs on, here's a bunch of cards also made with the Lawn Fawn stamps.

Enjoy your Thursday and do something creative!