HI all Ive had this made for a while now but recent events put some things on hold for a while. We are off to visit our kids in Uni this weekend which we are all looking forward to and the break from things will be a breath of fresh air, I miss my kids so much and our youngest daughter has had a few melt downs and tears over the past 2 weeks getting use to being the only sibling at home. I talked to my son on skype yesterday and today and he made me feel so happy. My family is very precious to me. Any ways enjoy the video and instructions as I did making them :)Blessings to you
you can purchase the written instructions here for the small price of $3.95
View Cart
These instructions are in pdf format that are delivered via download. After completing payment, you will receive an email from Fast Wagon with a link to download your purchase. If you don't receive the email, check your spam box. Contact me with any questions or issues woodyrey3@yahoo.com.au Non Australian buyers Please Pay Pal ONLY. If you are within Australia and don't have pay pal please email or phone me for bank details.If you are interested in these for workshops purposes please contact me for group rates! I know you will enjoy making these.
Thank you for your purchase.
54 comments:
Lovely creation! Gotta love Skype!
congratulations on your resignation...I totally agree on what you said...they are just limiting your creativity...there is a huge world outside of them...
keep on creating...
cheers
bibiana
Thanks a lot!
BYe,
Jess
thanks for the great tutorial!
Gorgeous card, and thank you for this fabulous tutorial.
Thanks for the tutorial!
great idea
Absolutely incredible! Thanks so much for sharing! xoxo
You go girl, another amazing flower/tutorial. Can't wait to have a play
This is beautiful, you have an amazing ability to look at punches and just see so much more than the rest of us!
Thanks for sharing another great tutorial.
Wow! Beautiful flower, Valita! I love the 3-D look! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I can't wait to try it!
So pretty, as always!
CONGRATULATION, PRETTY FLOWER.
THANKS FOR SHARING.
You contstantly amaze me, Valita! I love that you used that gorgeous retired lavender in your tulips. You're giving me ideas for my owl that I never envisioned when I asked for him for Christmas! Thank you for the ongoing inspiration!
Another wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much.
Love your tulip. Thanks for sharing such a great tutorial.
Hello!
Great video and fun to see another option for the owl punch! Enjoy your time with your family! Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
Hugs,
Barbara Diane
Absolutely brilliant! I have a ME day today so this will be my project ... thanks for sharing it. Hope you enjoy your visit with your family.
You do such incredibly beautiful things with punches. This flower is gorgeous.
PJ(Jessie Adams)
Valita, Your tulip card is stunning! I never would have come up with that idea! You are one incredibly talented lady! Thanks for sharing the great tutorial with us!
So enjoy your clever use of punches and your lovely cards. Thanks for sharing.
This is so pretty...love the colours and so clever.
Well done, your videos and instructions are always so clear and easy to understand. Love the background to the flower as well, very effective.
I am not sure if it is new or not, but I do like your statement at the top of your blog - A PLACE TO BE YOUR PAPERCRAFT SELF! Good for you girl. As an ex demo who was my own best customer trying to make quarterly quotas, I notice that SU is trying to sell everything it can now to take over the market, buttons, lace, material (in the US), I thought they were a stamping company! Keep up the good work, we love it.
Your tulip is absolutely incredible! The shading is awesome! I have such a hard time with shading but yours are always perfect. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas.
Awesome stuff! Enjoy the time with your family.
(and I just read your last post. I support your decision and think SU is really missing out. very sad about how it came about. poor form I say.)
This card is beautiful. You have such a talent for colors and making your cards special. I also know how you feel about your family and missing your kids. I have two daughters who are away at college and I miss them all the time. My husband and I have a new relationship, we have to talk to one another now. :) Our son lives here at home but is never here...enjoy your weekend with your family.
~Jodi
not only is your stamping creating amazing but your weight loss photos are so inspiring too!!! Sherrill Graff istmpnv@aol.com Late Night Stamper
You constantly amaze me! Thanks so much for your awesome tutorial and video!
Great card and glad to see that you will still be sharing your creations with us.
Nancy S
I so enjoy watching your tutorials.
Your tulip card is lovely.
All I have to do now is buy an owl punch and will have it made. :}
ColleenB.
QUE DES BRAVOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SUPERBE
BIZ md
Oh Valita, your two-step owl punch tulip is phenomenal, like everything else that you post. So glad that you have continued posting, you've got way too much talent to let S.U.'s decision keep you from doing what you do best, CREATE!
Valita: yet another wonderful, beautiful, crafty, project. You are amazing. Enjoy your family time. They are so very precious. You got me started looking at my punches in a whole new way. Thanks for consistently drawing attention back to God.
Gorgeous card and I love that tulip. Its so beautiful. Hugs,
Your card is so classy I love it Hope you enjoyed your time with your family.Off to watch your tutorial now Thanks.
Myrax
this is beautiful-thanks for the great video-I am going to make this for Easter cards
This is so pretty what a great idea
thank for showing very pretty
and what a beautiful card
Hi Valita,thank you for continuing to share your fabulous talents. Dispite you no longer being with SU I will continue to credit anything I learn from your sight to you in both my workshops and on my blog. I wish you well in your very talented endevours and look forward to seeing what you can come up with now you no longer have limitations. Good for you girl!
Valita, you are absolutely amazing and I wish I could be half as creative as you are! This tulip card is just beautiful and I can't wait to try making one. Thanks so much for sharing and enjoy your time with your family!
Valita, I'm sorry for your recent grief. Your not the first to suffer as a result of SU! - it happens on many levels. I believe in Craft Karma too. Go well and enjoy your time with your family. And be encouraged to keep up your inspiring work. Luv KimT
Valita, I'm sorry to hear of your recent grief with stampin up! but believe it or not you are not the only one that has had grief from them. I have enjoyed your tutorials and videos and you have opened a new world for me in punch Art
what a great loss to su!!!! LET YOUR TALENT SHINE...GORGEOUS CARD....
Again I will say... you are a punchin' genius! To be able to look at an owl punch and know that you can make these fantastic creations!
Your cards are awesome and your tutorials are so easy to follow.
Lovely, You "ROCK" TFS again! Love it! Bug Hugs.
Hi Valita! Thanks for the great tutorial, I used it to make a card today!
Wow! I have seen several samples of your technique used on SCS and I never would have guessed this is how they made the tulips! Beautiful! TFS
Wow! I love your created tulip, one of my fav flowers!! I saw your card on SCS and had to come to your blog for the deets. Thanks so much for the great tutorial!!!
Oh so pretty. Your flowers are simply stunning! You have a great talent and are truly blessed. I tried the tulip:
http://creativewishes.blogspot.com/2012/03/another-tulip.html
Check it out!
Please give me the brand name of your punches. You are so very, very creative. I sat in awe as you transformed the paper into a beautiful tulip, and also the calla lily you made.
I had the website for the punches yesterday and put them in my "cart" to purchase, but somehow over night, it went off to cyberspace.
Thank you - Betts Paschke
the punch is from stampin up
Super pretty Idea. Thanks for sharing you delicate and inspirational ideas
Post a Comment