Happy Wednesday!! I hope you are having a wonderful week!! It's time for a Decorate to Celebrate challenge!! We are happy to announce that Arin from A Piece of Life's Pie has joined our design team!! She is incredibly talented and her projects will definitely inspire you :)
For Challenge #44, we are asking you to create any project to be used as a party decoration (or party supply) for a Valentine Party or Event. Let's celebrate everything wonderful about hearts, love and Valentines with your table decorations, party banners, pennants, yard signs, cupcakes, party favors and more :)
For my Valentines decorations, I created a rosette centerpiece. The paper is from My Mind's Eye Love Nest stack. The rosettes were cut with the Tim Holtz Paper Rosette die. I love making rosettes, and this die makes it so easy. No more getting out my scoreboard :) For the smaller ones, I just cut off about a quarter of an inch. The edges were inked with TH Victorian Velvet Distress Ink. The letters are from TH's Idea-ology Alpha Parts Ransom.
The base is a jelly jar, painted white. Love is from the MME paper stack. The satin ribbon is from Joann. The button and heart charm are from Hobby Lobby.
I am entering this in the Simon Says Stamp Challenge - Anything Goes
Now it's your turn!! Head on over to Decorate to Celebrate to see the amazing projects my talented design team sisters have created for today's challenge. Then link up your Valentine Party project...I can't wait to see what you create :)
For Challenge #44, we are asking you to create any project to be used as a party decoration (or party supply) for a Valentine Party or Event. Let's celebrate everything wonderful about hearts, love and Valentines with your table decorations, party banners, pennants, yard signs, cupcakes, party favors and more :)
For my Valentines decorations, I created a rosette centerpiece. The paper is from My Mind's Eye Love Nest stack. The rosettes were cut with the Tim Holtz Paper Rosette die. I love making rosettes, and this die makes it so easy. No more getting out my scoreboard :) For the smaller ones, I just cut off about a quarter of an inch. The edges were inked with TH Victorian Velvet Distress Ink. The letters are from TH's Idea-ology Alpha Parts Ransom.
The base is a jelly jar, painted white. Love is from the MME paper stack. The satin ribbon is from Joann. The button and heart charm are from Hobby Lobby.
I am entering this in the Simon Says Stamp Challenge - Anything Goes
Now it's your turn!! Head on over to Decorate to Celebrate to see the amazing projects my talented design team sisters have created for today's challenge. Then link up your Valentine Party project...I can't wait to see what you create :)
I sure LOVE this decoration...and the colors are divine!!! I love Rosettes, and this one takes the cake!!! Have a nice rest of the week...can't wait to see what you come up with next!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so pretty Lisa, I love all those rosettes. You know a rosette die has been on my wish list for awhile now......I think I just need to go ahead and get one ;D Have a beautiful day!!
ReplyDeleteToo cute...love the rosette flowers!! Lee-Ann :)
ReplyDeleteJust darling!!!! What a fabulous decor item for your Valentine's Day table!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day Lisa!
this is gorgeous Lisa!!! What a fun valentine's day idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing my sweet and uber creative friend!! Have a GREAT hump day!!!
This is fabulous Lisa, I like all the rosettes, the ribbon and the heart charm.
ReplyDeleteKevin xx
How delightful you have made the accordion flowers look Lisa..super duper
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ReplyDeleteHi Lisa ,
love this very much . Great idea , and so colourful .
Hugs Jenny xx
Hello there my friend, I hope you are amazing this fabulous morning! Love your centerpiece with all those beautiful rosettes!! I love the touch of brown with pink:) Have a fab day!!!
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Norma
Very pretty,love your centerpiece...
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa! I love your beautiful rosette centerpiece! The papers are so pretty and I love the little silver heart charm! Wonderful job!
ReplyDeletePam
scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com
so beautiful love them
ReplyDeleteMy sweetest friend, your rosette centerpiece is stunning! You know my love of rosettes, so these just made my heart happy dance something fierce! :o) I can only imagine the time saved using that die... it will absolutely be on my wish list! The papers are so beautiful and I love every design... the sweet centers and the way you spelled out love. :o) Then the front! The front is exquisite. I adore charms and the usage here is just fantastic. This is so lovely, Lisa. I totally want it in my crafty space.. although I'd probably twirls them all day instead of getting anything done. Hehe! :o) Stunning as ever, my talented friend! I hope you have a sparkly day! :o)
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Oh Lisa, this is so lovely!
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Chriss
Super cute. Great idea. Love the papers.
ReplyDeleteBe blessed, Beckie
What a gorgeous project Lisa!! Love the papers!
ReplyDeleteOh Lisa this is incredible!! Gorgeous work as always!!
ReplyDeleteOh, Lisa, this is beautiful! Love the papers, colors and rosettes! You always make the prettiest things!! Hope you have a great day!
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HL
Yay - love IS all around us! Very beautiful decorations!
ReplyDeleteThose papers are gorgeous! Your patient to make that many rosettes! I adore how this turned out darling!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow Lisa, this is awesome. Hugs Polly x
ReplyDeleteWhat a FUN and colorful centerpiece! Of course, I LOVE everything about it! Your work is always so fabulous Lisa! I love all the rosettes and the fun papers are gorgeous! The bow is fantastic and just love that added heart charm...always full of fun details Lisa...LOVE THIS!
ReplyDeleteHope your having a wonderful Wednesday! It is snowing here and already got about 4 in of snow..:) It's soooo pretty out right now!
Have a great evening my friend!
Sherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
one of these fab rosettes would make me happy. The whole center piece simply divine...me too love that charm. Great minds I think just got a pack of heart charms at Michaels....have a wonderful evening. Karen
ReplyDeleteOMG Lisa,Your project is just GORGEOUS my friend!SUPER job with all the great details!!!:)
ReplyDeleteThis came out beautiful Lisa, I am salivating over the MME paper -- I said I would not buy any more-- I sthis ever beautiful Don't you just love the TH rosette maker. I love mine.. I like how you added the button and the charm to.
ReplyDeletehave a great Wednesday my friend. hugs DIANA L.
How much easier would it be to make Rosettes with a die?! Does the die work with other machines? Your project looks so beautiful!! What a fabulous way to decorate for Valentine's Day :)
ReplyDeleteWOW WOW and more WOW !! This is wonderful, I love all those rosettes what a fabulous way to make a display! TFS
ReplyDeleteAmazing center piece. Love the colors and little touches to each rosette. Have a great evening my fabulous friend. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful centerpiece Lisa, would look great on my table, but i would have to take the Christmas table cloth off first,lol
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Oh my goodness!! Lisa, this is amazing!! The colors are gorgeous. I didn't even know they made a Rosette die. You did a fabulous job. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous centerpiece Lisa. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. I love the colors and the LOVE design. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteCheri
www.djssundries.blogspot.com
I love Rosettes these are so pretty. I need to get me that die.
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! Lisa your project is so unique creative and gorgeous!!!!!!!!!! I am so in love with this, you did SPECTACULAR!!! Wow! hugs
ReplyDeletesuch a fantastic valentine's project
ReplyDeleteSuper-fun party project! A real celebration of love! Your bow is so amazing! Love it!!
ReplyDelete{love}... that just about sums up my feeling on this project! I am so thrilled and excited to be working along with you!
ReplyDeleteYour jar is so beautiful Lisa! I love the little charm you added:) Have a great day! Your friend, Sarah
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun project and so beautiful!!! I don't use my rosette dies enough... thanks for the inspiration, Lisa! That paper collection is gorgeous... great choice!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Wow! This is gorgeous, Lisa!! I need to get that rosette die!!
ReplyDeleteHi my talented friend:) What a fabulous centerpiece :)
ReplyDeleteLove these gorgeous rosettes flowers, brilliant idea the world 'LOVE' in This way:)
Fantastic details and cute charm:)
Terrific work my dearest friend:)
Have a sweet day:)
Huge hugs,
Sonia
OMG, Lisa! This is fabulous! What a wonderful and creative centerpiece you made. it's totally awesome! TFS.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this Lisa! It makes a great certerpiece. Absolutely stunning!!
ReplyDeleteSusie
WOWWWW this is gorgeous!!!!! What a stunning bouquet of love!!!!!! Fabulous Lisa as always!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLisa, Another magnificent project. Your project would definitely make a beautiful centerpiece. The Rosettes are fun and fabulous...beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Dee B
Crafdeecat
Lisa, this is beautiful! Rosettes are so fun to play with and the color pink is my fave:)
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My Mind's Dust Bunnies
Lisa I always look forward to stopping by to see what new creative project you have to inspire. Love how you used the rosettes here for your decor piece!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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Lisa, Lisa, Lisa... Will you EVER cease to amaze me??? I think not!! Your bouquet is absolutely GORGEOUS!! I think you already know how much I LOVE rosettes -- but you have taken these rosettes to another level of PERFECT!! Wow, wow, WOW!! And they look even better than they did in my email on my phone!! LOL... Thanks for your amazing DT inspiration, my friend!!
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Amy :) at www.lovetocrop.com
WOW Lisa, this is awesome!!! I love it!! Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Gerda
This is fantastic! I love the look of rosettes but am always worried they will stick up too much and get smashed on flat projects. This is a great way to use them and I wouldn't have to worry about that. I love the patterns on the word love, so much fun :)
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