Saturday, October 6, 2012

Make It from Your Heart Blog Hop


Today we will show you how to “Make It from Your Heart”! Jeanette Lynton has created a brand NEW “how-to” program to not only guide you, but also inspire you to create beautiful artwork. This amazing publication has so many different pattern blueprints that you can interpret in ANY WAY you want!

Through our blog hop we hope to inspire you to use your own artistic instincts to interpret and create your own artwork. Each of our crafty consultants has chosen a different page of this book to create two projects for you – that’s right two projects with the SAME pattern! One project will follow the blueprint pattern as laid out. The second project will use the pattern “with a twist” to show you how versatile the patterns are.

We are having a giveaway – that’s right blog candy for you hoppers! Lucy of Love 2 Create will be giving away a copy of the Make It from Your Heart – Volume 1. All you have to do to be eligible to win is to leave a comment on each blog.

If you just happened to come to this blog, you should begin your hop at the beginning at Lucy’s blog.

If you came from Theodora’s blog, you’re in the right place!

Here are my projects! I used pattern 4 (pp. 12 and 13) from Make It from Your Heart, Volume 1 to create a scrapbooking layout and a card.



For both of my projects, I used the Dakota paper from Close To My Heart. I used some small black brads on my scrapbooking layout and the retired Rustic alphabet.


For my card I cut some buttons with the Artiste Cricut cartridge and arranged them similarly to the scrapbooking layout. You could use any shape with this pattern, and although it's originally a scrapbooking layout, it works for cards too! I used the stamp set Buttons, Bits, and Bobs for the sentiment, and I finished up the card with some black and brown floss and a little button from our Blue Buttons Assortment.


The next stop to "Making It from Your Heart" is
Stephanie at The Quilted Scrapper.


Here is the list of all the talented consultants who are participating in this month’s blog hop:

Thanks for hopping by!



9 comments:

Michelle Stewart said...

This is a great layout, and I love how you turned the squares into the buttons, great idea, definitely scraplift worthy.

Theodora Stacey said...

Love the layout and the card.

Maria Woodworth said...

Nice use of the pattern. Great job!

TeresaK said...

Ohh, I really like that paper!
Both projects are very nice ...but my favorite is the quilted card!

at a cute little one!

Unknown said...

arei love the button card...What a great job you did. Thanks for sharing. i am a new follower

marianneDOTwanhamATgmailDOTcom

Unknown said...

what adorable projects!!!! love the layout. just signed up as your newest follower. would love to have you visit/follow me at http://cutonedesignsbyrobin.blogspot.com

robin

Karen Y said...

Love your layout and card. new follower.

Karen
www.karenscreativeramblings.blogspot.com

morentin1326 said...

awesome project. I am a new follower and on the blog hop.
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Stephanie said...

Love how easy that turned into a great card!