It's show and tell Friday, so get ready to see some great things at great sites! Go to Kelli's to see who is joining us today
I am so loving these!!!
I got the music paper idea from Diane (Diane Knott's Musings),
and she had the paper flowers tutorial site listed there too.
Cute with a little greenery
And this one, well i got creative here. I put a piece of lace tablecloth in our copy machine, and copied it off onto a piece of paper.
Walla!!! lace paper! (probably not the first one to come up with this, but i thought i was pretty clever for a moment anyway).
Cute with greenery, and love it on an old glove.
I think i will add a little sparkly button to this one too.
I'm getting all kinds of fun ideas.
Guess you know I'll be doing more of these.
Oh, these are the nests made out of the dead allysum i told you about. There are so quick and easy. You can use Spanish moss the same way pretty much.
Be sure to click on the lace paper so you can see it better.
Blessings, and have fun!!
Barbara Jean
Thursday, April 16, 2009
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Aw those look so great! I love that idea!
All the best,
Allison
Barbara..
Those are lovely.. neat trick copying the lace.. I'm so clueless I woulda never thought to do that. Thanks for sharing.
Have a Great weekend.
Debbie
Hi BJ, I love those paper flower nests! Diane is having a giveaway, so I signed up. LOL You know...every idea leads to another. I was thinking...wouldn't those be pretty if you could change the pattern a little to make heart shaped petals...you could use hymn music or lace...even the tiny prints or solid colors...and over that write or add printed strips...I Believe...Jesus Loves Me...Heaven Bound...things like that...and then market them as...New Beginnings From The Heart Of The Believer? Oh...you know my mind has to take things apart and play with them...just a thought. I do love them, though.
What a great idea. I love these. I never would have thought to copy my tablecloth.
What a fantastic idea. So Spring like yet still quite feminine in nature and perfect for accenting. Wonderful.
My Show n Tell this week isn't much, but I did post a little...a little birdie. Happy Friday, happy weekend.
So artsy and craftsy! These are gorgeous!
Gorgeous Barb!!! Diane is amazing and I love your take on this as well. The glove is my very favorite....I love the way creativity spreads in the land of blog!!!! xxoo, Dawn
Beautiful flowers! The lace copying idea is wonderful, and new to me.
Barb~
They are beautiful....love the lace paper!!
Have a wonderful weekend!!
Hugs~T
Oh my Goodness...I love the Nest and how you have it displayed...It's adorable!!!!Have a good weekend..julie
I love the blossom underneath.
What a great Show and Tell for this Friday. I loved it and I love to come and see the neat things that everyone shares.
Roberta Anne, the Raggedy Girl
What a super idea! I love nests and these are adorable! Jean
Barbara, I was thinking that too - a lace copy! It turned out beautiful!!
Diane
Hmmm...what about love letters? :-)
Gorgeous paper nests. Never seen this idea before I really like all of them. First visit to your blog, you all are just so creative.
Thanks for sharing!
Crystal
thehummingbirdcottage.blogspot.com
These are so cute and pretty! I love your never ending great ideas on how to use these sweet little nests.
Patricia :o)
Hello Barb...
I'm so glad that you stopped by for a peek at my new thrift store pitchers! Thank you for your kind comments!!!
Well my friend, I have been thoroughly enjoying your blog and all of your fabulous crafting ideas! I just adore these little paper flowers with the nests inside! And...aren't you the clever one...xeroxing lace!!! I haven't tried my hand yet at these sweet little nests...but it's on my "to do" list! Thanks again my friend...for the inspiration!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
I absolutely love your little nests. You are very creative. I have decorated little nests from craft stores before but nothing as lovely as yours. After seeing all your ideas I want a copy machine.
Again, these are just the prettiest little nests and have loved looking at them.
Iris
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