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Welcome to our First ever Festival of Lights from the fabulous team at the Cuttlebug Challenge Blog!
The party kicked off over on the Cuttlebug Challenge Blog with a map of the participating Design Team , if you get lost on the way no worries, just check the DT off the map.
In addition to the fabulous projects, we have decided to make this party the most fun ever, by hiding 2 treasures along the hop!
Two "selected" Designers will draw a random winner from the comments left on her blog in the hop, But of course, it wouldn’t be a treasure hunt if you knew which blog is hiding the treasure, right?
The winner will receive a $30 gift certificate to Peachy Keen Stamps!
You will also get a free year subscription to Technique Junkie Sponsored by Pat Huntoon.
So as you hop, make sure you leave comments on every post so you have a chance to win, and add the Cuttlebug blinkie to your blog!!
Here's a list of all the participating Design Team members:
Cassie Larson
Cindy Royal
Karen Maldonado
Mel McCarthy
Maggie Lamarre
Nathalia Castellon
Shantaie Fowler
Terrie Bailey
Beth Ullman
Betty Brett
Meda Halmaciu
Danielle Wycough
Ingrid Danvers
Jackie Gallagher
Jenn Koss
June Houck
Ellen Sonoski
P.S. the more comments you leave the better chances you have at winning!!!
Okay, so for my project I decided to alter a candle holder I found at my local thrift store! A little bit of paper and twine and it's ready to sit on my table for Christmas...or any other occasion!
These flowers were super easy and really fun to make...and best of all, they took a couple minutes to put together!! Make sure you come back here Saturday evening at 6pm Eastern time for the tutorial on how to alter this candle holder!!
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Ok Jackie, I need to take lessons on how to make these flowers! I hope you will think about doing a tutorial,they are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSooooo pretty! These would be great for any holiday/occasion!
ReplyDeleteI love those flowers! Beautiful, Jackie :)
ReplyDeleteJackie, this is so simple yet so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty idea.. One I can use year round. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove this especially the paper roses.
ReplyDeleteJackie -
ReplyDeleteI LOVE YOUR PROJECT!! I love how this looks and how it can be used all year round. I will be back, because I really want to learn how you made those fabulous flowers.
Elaine Allen
Ooh I love those flowers! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, so simple.. COngratulations great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you have dressed up the candle holder.
ReplyDeleteJackie this is `Stunnig` I love those paper flowers TFS
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of your Evening:)xxx
I think you just MUST do a tutorial. These roses are simply DIVINE!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch very pretty flowers - great project!
ReplyDeleteLove your project! Well thought out and executed!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning! I love those rosettes so much! They are fun to make!
ReplyDeleteHOw sweet is that
ReplyDeleteNice flowers!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this one.....
ReplyDeleteLove those flowers, I will be back for the tutorial on this. They look great on your votive candle.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
dj_enns@yahoo.com
How pretty! I love those flowers!
ReplyDeleteJackie,
ReplyDeleteRoses and recyling, great idea. GREAT JOB.
Myrna
can't wait for the tutorial! the flowers look great. nice way to spruce up an ordinary candle holder to something beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers!
ReplyDeletetHIS IS SO FUN i LOVE THOSE FLOWERS I WILL BE PEEKING TO SEE IF THERE IS A TUTORIAL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful how you made up the candle holder and love those flowers. Will be back on Saturday for the tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Phyllis M.
ReplyDeleteWow Jackie!! These flowers are Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteooohhhhh you teased us! I love those flowers.
ReplyDeleteJackie, I love this project! I will be back for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jackie, I'm happy you read and enjoy your comments. Wonderful paper flowers..great colors and spiffy application to your sweet candle..Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWow! Can't wait to see the tutorial on how to make the flowers! Very creative and eye catching!
ReplyDeleteBarbara Diane
They look so simple... but I bet they're not! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteHow AWESOME are those flowers!!!!
ReplyDeleteJackie you took a thrift store find and turned it into a boutique treasure!!! TFS
ReplyDeleteTerry
Wow, the flowers are wonderful. They remind me of a flower called (excuse the spelling) runuculous. It looks somewhat like a rose, but is very tight.
ReplyDeleteHow do you upload the blinkie to your blog without losing your background? The only time I tried to put something in the html box it wiped out my background.
TFS,
dj
http://www.designsbydj.blogspot.com
So simple yet elegant! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers!
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers you made! Gonna have to come to see the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog-just joined! The candle you did is out of this world!
ReplyDeletereneeporter7@yahoo.com
Those flowers, stunning. Even more stunning is your use of colors. This project could easily be taken into another season. Really enjoyed the share!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog-just joined!The candle you did is out of this world!
ReplyDeletereneeporter7@yahoo.com
Those paper roses are adorable. do you have a tutorial? very pretty
ReplyDeleteOH I love these flowers! So so cute!
ReplyDeleteVery festive! This blog hop is tooo much fun.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThose are great flowers. Can't wait to learn how to make them.
ReplyDeletesimple and cute looks doable. TY for the chance to win peachy keen stamp and tech junkie subscription scrapaliciousleo@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers on the holder!
ReplyDeletei wish i had girls so i could put lots of flowers in my books. boys just doent like them as much. great projects.
ReplyDeleteLove those flowers!! I will have to stop back on Saturday to find out how you made them. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteso pretty, loving the flowers
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see the tutorial on Sat. but....I'll have the grandkids and they just don't understand! lol
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty! Thanks for sharing
Bonnie
Very cute. Hop Hop Hop
ReplyDeletewow, the roses are stunning :)
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are gorgeous. They don't look like they are made from paper.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I love your project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI will be looking forward to learning to make those flowers - they are great
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!! What a great little something to spruce up a thrift store candle holder! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are SO pretty! Can't wait to get the tutorial on them. How beautiful to get a rose that will last all year long!! TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so simple. I can see these used for any season just by changing the colors. TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses! How did you make those? Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletebowserka@gmail.com
Love the flowers! They just the right touch! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI need to learn how to make these flowers ! They are so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJackie - those paper roses are fabulous. The red one looks embossed. Can't wait to see how you put them together. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, I'll be back I want to see how to make these flowers!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love those flowers. I will be back for the tutorial for sure.
ReplyDeleteGreat and simple. Can't wait for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVery Cute!!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful. Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine these flowers taking only a couple of mins. to make. Sooooo pretty.
ReplyDeleteKimCreate
Joy like Mel's dyearama from July 09
ReplyDeleteI love these flowers, OMG!!!
ReplyDeleteBugeyes
www.deescraftycorner.blogspot.com
Lovely flowers. Nice way to spruce up a find.
ReplyDeletewowwee, kazowwee, how gorgeous. i'll be back!
ReplyDeleteThe tutorial sounds great I look forward to it.
ReplyDeletethanks jackie for sharing with us. and thanks for the chance to win. this is my second blog, i am new here.
ReplyDeletechriswooten57
mcwooten1999@carolina.rr.com
Great alteration! Love the roses
ReplyDeleteJackie, I just love those flowers and I love the fact that you recycled something old. Just fantastic! Thanks, Pam
ReplyDeletepcrusberg@aol.com
Love the flowers and the
ReplyDeletetextured leaves! I just bought that folder recently. It's a fun one.
DeniseB
love this!! will be back for instructions!!
ReplyDeleteTina
twilliams7570@charter.net
Ohh, I love these flowers.
ReplyDeletegreat flowers
ReplyDeleteLove those flowers. They are just the right touch for the light!
ReplyDeleteWhat absolute scrumptious flowers Jackie! I love your project!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Karen
I just love recycling things I find at Thrift Stores and this is perfect!! Your roses are Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Cassandra
cvansyckle@gmail.com
I love those rosettes! thanks for the nifty idea :)
ReplyDeletecant wait for the tut!
ReplyDeleteTFS
Beautiful! I love the roses and I want to make them. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie,
ReplyDeleteit is sooooo beautiful.....thank you for the chance to win...;)
ILONA
WOW. I love this. WIll you do a video tutorial on how you made this.
ReplyDeleteJackie,
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the tutorial. I hope they were simple to make. My sister would love this . I will definetly watch and maybe impress my older sister with this one. Thank you very much for sharing with all of us.
I love the flowers! Will check back on how to make them.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Simple yet elegant. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love these flowers! They are beautiful. you'll have to make a tutorial for those of us who are all thumbs! lol TFS
ReplyDeleteI like this idea, and the way you made the flowers. Thanks for sharing and have a nice holiday!
ReplyDeletemay have to add these to a wreath, thanks for the instructions and sketch
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are just too cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOur just love love your candle holder! I have already seen your tutorial on how to make the flowers & left you a comment about them. I just love them! I have a candle holder that will be just perfect with some of these 'roses' on.......!!!! Thank You so Much for these creations!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe roses are so simple but beautiful.
ReplyDeletesbalow98@yahoo.com
thank you,
ReplyDeletelove this!
Carol<><
Love the roses!
ReplyDeletehugs,
gini
Oh my goodness! I love these flowers they are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the tutorial on how to make them.
Love this idea because it could be used for so many occasions. Your tutorial on making the flowers is very easy to follow too.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
Again, I love how you made these flowers so cute and super easy and your end result was beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJackie, your roses are as pretty as real garden flowers~so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSimple & quick but looks like it took a long time. Very nice. Thanks
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love these flowers! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt is so cute, and yes! it looks good any time of the year.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Love this project - so pretty and thanks for the tutorial!!
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