Hello there, friends!
Woohoo!!! It's time for some Christmas fun!!! Lori of Chouxchoux Paper Art is hosting the Visions of Sugarplums Blog Hop! Lots of fun with prizes! And, a challenge(Christmas/Winter) with any project that fits the theme can be linked to Lori's blog mentioned above! The challenge will end December 20th. And, a randomly selected winner will receive a $25 gift certificate to Lawn Fawn! Come and check it out!
Lawn Fawn - $25.00 Gift Certificate
The Funkie Junkie Boutique - $25.00 Gift Certificate
The Cutting Cafe - 3 Sets of Choice to a Winner
Moonlighting & Co. - 1 Set of Choice to Three Winners
PPinky Dolls - 1 Digital Stamp Image of Choice
Baers Design Studio - 1 Set of Choice to Three Winners
CanvasPop - one 16x20 canvas of your favorite photo
ChouxChoux Paper Art - Mega Giveaway of Christmas Crafting Goodies
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For my first project, I'd like to share with you my fabric strip Christmas tree!
And, here it is...
I was inspired by Melissa Phillips(lilybeanpaperie) to make the tree. I didn't get a tree made for the challenge when they had it going on last month, but now it's done! If you'd like to see the tutorial it's at the Papertrey Ink blog (Fabric Strip Christmas Tree Make It Monday #229). The tree was easy to make by starting with a straw and spool. I cut fabric strips and trims and tied them onto the straw. The little tag was made using die and stamp from PTI. The star was made by covering a star sticker with Faber Castell Luxe gold from MFT and sprinkled with gold glitter. Please visit
the list below to what amazing projects these talented ladies created!
Maria Patrick-that's me
Please come back tomorrow to see another Christmas project I made! Thanks so much for stopping by today! Take care!
Hugs,
Maria
Supplies:
Paper: PTI
Stamp: PTI
Ink: SU-Real Red, Cucumber Crush
Button, Fabric, Gold Cord, Trims, Ribbon-Jo-Ann Fabric
Faber Castell Luxe Gold-MFT
Glittter-Martha Stewart
Star-EK
Spool, Tag-PTI
Gem Trim-Paper Studio
Stamp: PTI
Ink: SU-Real Red, Cucumber Crush
Button, Fabric, Gold Cord, Trims, Ribbon-Jo-Ann Fabric
Faber Castell Luxe Gold-MFT
Glittter-Martha Stewart
Star-EK
Spool, Tag-PTI
Gem Trim-Paper Studio
Wow! I LOVE this ribbon tree! It's so unique! The colors are really festive and fun!
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Michele
Oh my tiny fantabulous tree! I love that it's so miniature and all those luscious fabrics. Really had me drooling over the burlap strip...wonderful. :) This is such a cute idea, Maria.
ReplyDeleteHappy Day 1!!
hugs,
Lisa x
What a fabulous fabric tree! Love this Maria it's so sweet :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree Maria! Love the star on top too!
ReplyDeleteThis is so unique - love the ribbons! TFS xx
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove your ribbon tree. You got one made, i have it in my list of "things to make". Ü I love all the textures from all the different fabrics and ribbons you used.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I save my empty spools from thread...what a cute idea, and the selection of ribbons and colors make it quite festive. Would make a nice gift, I'll have to check my stash to see what I have for a Christmas tree
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love these trees....I think I might make one of these today!
ReplyDeleteYikes! Such FUN, I'm loving this hop. What a fabulous collection of exquisite talent. thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey Sweet lady! I have never seen a tree like this before. Lisa is not alone about going ape bananas over this little tree. I am too!
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
Stunning & so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day,
Migdalia
Crafting With Creative M
This is so clever and adorable!! I absolutely love it!!
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
this is amazing .....so original...love it
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous tree! This is such a great way to use scraps of ribbon and it makes such an awesome project! I love it!
ReplyDeleteMaria, this tree is so adorable! I love the colors and the decorated spool for it's stand.
ReplyDeleteOH, my what an adorable tree! Love all the different fabrics and trims!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorably sweet project, Maria!
ReplyDeleteVery nice job on your fabric strip tree. CUTE!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing what you do tomorrow.
Thanks for being a part of the Visions of Sugarplums blog hop!
So darn adorable Maria!! I LOVE IT!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tree, Maria! I love your choice of trims & the spool for the base--love this!
ReplyDeletelove the vintage feel of your tree...
ReplyDeleteLove this tree. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! I'm inspired to gather the supplies and make one for myself!!! Merry Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow - so fun!! Love the fabrics you chose Maria. What a darling little tree. j.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous fabric tree...the materials you've combined are so eye-catching! Love this!
ReplyDelete~carol
I just had to come back and check out this fabric scrapalicious little tree and re read your instructions! Thanks so much for the unique idea!
ReplyDeletevery beautiful!
ReplyDeletehugs
>^.^<
I saw the same tree on Melissa's blog.....so pretty, what a fabulous idea! So little time and so many projects I would like to create!
ReplyDeleteoh how I love your ribbon spool tree! I saw Melissa's post, too, and have been wanting to make one. maybe I'll have time before the holiday actually gets here. grins!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and original Christmas tree! Thanks for sharing ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little tree x
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute tree
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Dr Sonia
LOVE this! Such homespun sweetness!
ReplyDeleteMaria your tree is spectacular! So festive!
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