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Featured on the Sizzix Fresh Vintage Blog Hop today is the Flower, 3D #2 die! Click on the link above to view the designs.
After you check out the different projects, make sure to answer the question below for a chance to win the Flower, Layer #9 die from the Fresh Vintage collection!
Today's question is:
What was the most unique material used in today's projects?
Make sure to include the link back to the blog you visited.
Happy blogging!
I think the crepe paper was the most unusual- only because I have not seen it in years/ decades-! Beautiful projects all.
ReplyDeleteI love the use of the tissue paper....would make great flowers for parties of all kinds!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have to say that I feel the most unique material used in todays hop was recycled sweater. Love those fringed trees! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI want to win!!!!!That is the sizzix bigz die "Flower, 3-D#2. Have a good day!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the printed tissue paper - it lends just a little extra to the airy little flower. Thanks for the inspiration!
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I think the foam stamps created by Julie Fei-Fen Balzer were the most creative and unusual use of the die. I have the Tim Holtz' machine and I think it would use this die. Otherwise, please give it to someone else!
ReplyDeleteI think the most unique material used in the blog hop today was the recycled wool felted sweaters to make the Christmas trees. Loved the hop...thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletemaking your own stamps from from is something I should try-(Balzer Designs).
ReplyDeleteI LOVED Julie's idea of making your own foam stamps, genius! http://balzerdesigns.typepad.com/balzer_designs/2011/10/sizzix-blog-hop-die-cut-your-own-foam-stamps.html,
ReplyDeleteBut, I think the most unique material used was recycled wool felted sweaters from Stefanie: http://craftside.typepad.com/craftside/2011/10/how-to-make-recycled-wool-felted-sweater-christmas-trees-with-the-sizzix-fringe-die-cut.html
The Mesh looked so very Beautiful when used for this Beautiful flower. the all the new Dies so far. thanks for sharing and for this cool hop.
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I love how Stefanie used sweaters to create her Christmas trees!
ReplyDeleteAll the artists made great projects. The most original material I think was Stefanie's (craftside.typepad.com) project with recycled felt sweater to make her Christmas tree. Thanks for the chance, Johanne L.
ReplyDeleteI loved all of them, but I was most excited to see the recycled sweater christmas trees!!I recently made a similar tree using paper and I had to cut each strip and fringe it myself. Using the die would be so much faster and easier!!! I can't wait to try it!http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00e55007f59388340153928ee011970b
ReplyDeleteThe wool sweater was the most creative...great way to be GREEN!
ReplyDeleteI loved all the great ideas but my favorite was the recycled sweater christmas trees. I recently made a tree using paper but I had to cut each strip and fringe it myself. The 3D flower die would make this project so much faster! I cant wait to make this!http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00e55007f59388340153928ee011970b
ReplyDeleteI liked all of them, but Julie's use of the die to make foam stamps is a great way to get more use from the die. I'd love to win it.
ReplyDeleteI like the recycled felted sweater Chrismas trees! http://craftside.typepad.com/craftside/2011/10/how-to-make-recycled-wool-felted-sweater-christmas-trees-with-the-sizzix-fringe-die-cut.html
ReplyDeleteI liked them all but I thought die cutting foam to make your own stamps was brilliant - and so easy to do. I would surely love to win that die! Thanks for the chance
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I love the tissue paper - white with swirly designs used by Danielle. Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe wool felt trees were gorgeous! Where does one find wool felt anyway?
ReplyDeleteEvery project was beautiful! Love them all- thanks for coming on the hop with us!
ReplyDeleteThe most unique material was the wool felted sweaters.
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the wool felt http://craftside.typepad.com/craftside/2011/10/how-to-make-recycled-wool-felted-sweater-christmas-trees-with-the-sizzix-fringe-die-cut.html
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recycled sweaters were the most unique both in material and in the use of the die! ... but my favorite use {of all these really wonderful and creative ideas} was the smooch spritzed organza flowers. They were just so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of using the coffee filters, tea died. http://mylifeslittlemoments.wordpress.com/
ReplyDeleteAlso Julie's ideas are always so creative. She's full of great ideas.
Beautiful die! Hopping along and loving the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this fabulous die. I think one of the most unique materials is the sweater. Although I also loved the flower made from coffee filters. I have used them before in art projects and they are a wonderful material. Especially nice to spritz color and stamp with bleach! Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteI've wanted this die since it first came out and now I want it even more.I've bookmarked Eileen's page with the links to all the awesome creations.Dawned on me while looking at the mesh example,this will be a quick and easy way to make scrubbies for the bath!
ReplyDeleteI think the coffe filters were the most unique at Mylife'slittlemoments.wordpress
ReplyDeleteI think the most unique material used was Juli Fei-Fan Balzer. I love the idea of cutting foam with the die to make a stamps.
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recycled wool is COOL !!
ReplyDeleteThe sweaters used on the trees here,
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I liked the leathery paper that Karen used with her neat clasp. It really looks like leather!http://karenburniston.typepad.com/i_am_not_lefthanded/2011/10/fresh-vintage-blog-hop-scoreboard-suitcase.html
ReplyDeleteI thought the tulle was the most unique. I found it at http://clearsnap.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThe most unique was the different shades of recycled sweaters -fringed to make the trees, and the cereal box cardboard to make the cones that acted as the base for those trees.
ReplyDeleteOooh, what fabulous projects. All of them were gorgeous. The one that stood out the most for me was Stefanie's felt sweater tree. How innovative! I have loads of wool sweaters that I no longer use and will definately give this a try.
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Miriam Prantner... Congrats! You are the winner for October 27th! Please send your shipping information to contest@ohmycrafts.com to claim your prize. Thanks to everyone for participating!
ReplyDeleteAlthough all of the projects were amazingly creative, I thought the mesh material was the most unusual material used. The resulting flower was stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this Blog Hop - I learned a LOT!
using the sweater was the most unusual to me! Great project and thanks for a chance to win!
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I liked the idea of using the
ReplyDeletecoffee filters....would be inexpensive and easy for younger
children to work with...could be
the tea died or spray with flower
mist color use glitter etc. as
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I think the recycled sweater trees were great!
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