I have one more project with these flowers…for now :) I still have some left to make more stuff with. Check out my earrings and rings that I made together with this bracelet.

Let’s see…how so I explain to you? I took some wire, double it up, and made a circle by wrapping it around a bottle. Then, bended it back and ford to make some loops. These loops will act like a surface for me to attach the flowers.

Next, I used some butcher’s twine to wrap around my wire structure for a softer look.

Attached the flowers using super glue. Notice the twine was still attaching…

…because I used it to add some glass beads for pop of colors and added interest.

Done.

I’m gonna rock this one with some summer dresses for sure! I love how it turned out, do you? So fun, so playful and cute!

Hi everyone,

Happy Friday! Finally, there’s time for card making :-)

I used this sketch, for the CP62 challenge

…and made this card for a 3 year wedding anniversary of my friends. The theme color is pink, can you tell? :)

Hope you like it!

Have a wonderful weekend!

Hey guys!

Happy Friday to you!

Here is a card I made for a friend to give to her special friend, Katie. This is one of those projects where I in-cooperate as much as I can about the person who will receive the card.

Can you tell much about the receiver of this card when you see it? Can you tell that she’s a musician? Can you see the piano keys on the small flower? Can you tell that she loves France? and of course pink, black and silver are the colors :-)

For my part, I wanted this card to be girly but also has something fun, and wild in it…something different and unique! You think I pulled it off? I know someone did!

Anyways, hope everyone is having a great weekend. As for me, I have exam on Monday, so the usual…study, study, study…Maybe I can squeeze in some cardmaking, scrapbooking :)

Hi everyone,

I’m back with a card. I’ll submit this card to the color challenge @ Embellish magazine. I’m also working on a video tutorial of how to make this card. Please check back for it. It’s my first card making tutorial so there’s still a lot to work on :-)