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Saturday 5 December 2020

A bit of shrinky


Morning Peeps, it's Saturday and time for a new challenge at Allsorts, our host this week is Tracy and her theme is 'Anything but a card with an A/G option'. This weeks winner will receive a stamp from Chocolate Baroque who will be on Hochanda today at 11am and 3pm, do tune in for lots of inspiration from Lesley.

So a couple of floral wreaths for my non card creation, the above a recent Chocolate Baroque Hochanda make, lots of flowers from the show stamped onto shrink plastic cut out, coloured on the back and shrunk down to arrange around a heart shaped rattan frame.


This was also a Hochanda make but this time for Stamp Addicts, the Judikins Sunflowers stamped onto card, cut out and coloured with Oxides, arranged around a circle rattan frame, die cut wheat, a sentiment across the centre and a little Bee stamped onto acetate.
 
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22 comments:

  1. Wonderful ideas for DIY decor! I haven't played with shrink plastic for ages and must pull it out... I hope the run up to Christmas is going well. x

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  2. What a lovely idea Brenda, especially like the sunflower one with the wheat diecuts xxxx

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  3. Two lovely ideas Brenda and such a great idea ..thanks fir sharing

    Anne

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  4. what a lovely idea and beautiful made Brenda
    Gr Karin

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  5. They are both so beautiful! They look fresh and sunny and airy... Both so good to brighten your day... Hope you have a good weekend! Hugs, Gerrina

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  6. Such beautiful wreaths Brenda, I love the shrink plastic flowers such gorgeous colours and the bright and cheerful second wreath. Have a good weekend.

    Pat xx

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  7. Really beautiful Brenda and so creative! I have some shrink plastic somewhere in my stash as well, might have to dig it out and make something! Yes, Hochanda worked on my Roku and I'm so excited. I may learn a few new techniques I always admire!

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  8. Two beautiful creations Brenda. Love the bright colours in the first one. Have a great weekend. Hugs Anesha

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  9. Beautiful! I hope you and your family are well and preparing for Christmas in a stressless way :)

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  10. Both beautiful wreaths Brenda love the sunflowers and shrink plastic
    Carol x

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  11. Oh my word, I had completely forgotten that shrink plastic existed!! What a lovely idea to put shrinkies and stamped flowers on wreath, they look fantastic xx

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  12. My goodness it's been years since I've seen anything made with shrink plastic, this is absolutely gorgeous, Kate x

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  13. How lovely to see you make something other than a card. These are both great, love the colours. I have never used shrink plastic, I love how it makes the flowers look luminous xx

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  14. Two super creations with great colours and images, what a great change and idea to use sunflowers.

    Kath x

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  15. Wow!! I tuoi fiori di plastica sono spettacolari, Brenda! Io ho qualche foglio per la shrink plastic, l'anno scorso ho provato, ma il mio tentativo non è stato un granchè. Entrambe le ghirlande sono molto belle! La seconda è così solare!
    Un abbraccio, spero che tutto sia ok!

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  16. Love your wreaths, Brenda! The second one especially appeals to me--beautiful crafting! I need to pull out my old JudiKins stamps which I haven't thought about in ages!

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  17. What a great idea, both fabulous but I love the translucent effect you get with the shrink plastic - something I haven't used for a while, thanks for the inspiration.
    Avril xx

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  18. The wreaths look super Brenda.
    Loved the video, 1st time I have heard your voice!!!!

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  19. two beautiful wreaths, haven't used shrink plastic in ages!

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  20. Wonderful wreaths Brenda, will make lovely gifts, clever idea using shrink plastic, I haven't used that for years.
    Happy crafting
    Tracy x

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