Welcome to the Flower Soft Blog Hop for March! If you have arrived here from Rose Ann Reynolds blog, you're right where you should be! If you're just passing through, please start at the beginning of the hop at the Flower Soft Blog. I'm very happy to announce that you can win Flower Soft blog candy by leaving a comment here on my blog! The fortunate person who leaves a comment here, and is also a follower of the Flower Soft blog, will win the Pastel Color Selection Box! The winner will be selected April 7th.
Our challenge for today's hop is to create a border with Flower Soft! If you have visited my blog previously, you know that I love using Flower Soft for bordering layers and images! Here are a couple of past examples of Flower soft and Ultra Fine Flower Soft borders:
Now, back to my new creation! I began with K & Company's Que Sera Sera "Fireworks" decorator paper. I layered the top printed panel onto black cardstock which was edged with Ultra Fine Black Flower Soft to create a textural border.
The blossom is made with Spellbinder's Peony Nestabilites and has a Ultra Flower Soft center...a large brad covered with the Black Ultra Fine FS! A bit of sponging with Versafine Black Onyx ink, black twill tape (Stamp Simply Ribbon Store) and a PaperTrey Ink "Birthday" sentiment finish this design.
The Flower Soft Design Team:
Deb Saaranen (you're here!)
Remember to leave a comment here to be in the running for the blog candy...also, you need to follow the Flower Soft blog! Good Luck!
Thanks so much for hopping with us today! I hope that you enjoyed the projects and inspiration featuring Flower Soft!
I never realised flower soft was so versatile and could be used to add texture to so many things thanks for sharing Julye
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful, thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creations, love the uses flowersoft has, following and will be keeping an eye for more ideas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects! I've been a follower for a while now & love all the great examples of using Flower Soft.
ReplyDeleteI love your cards....they are gorgeous...I've gone thur your hop...but Linda wasn't ready for us....also I'm a followers....for sure....
ReplyDeleteYou have done great with the flower soft....Your cards are beautiful. I am loving seeing what it can do. Just recently purchased a container of it in christmas colors. Getting ideas...so thank you!
ReplyDeletesmiles...Tammy
I loved both of your cards and the brown one was just fantasic. TFS
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous, Deb...and I LOVE your past samples as well!
ReplyDeleteoh my, i adore the black one!!! great job!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my! HOW GORGEOUS! I absolutely LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects I saw! I've been a follower for a while now & love all the great examples of using Flower Soft. Hope to win the Hop and to start by myself with it *smile
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hellerlittle
Your cards are beautiful. I have several different colors of flower soft and am always too worried that I will run out to actually use it! lol
ReplyDeleteWow, what great creations. I didn't know there were so many uses for Flower Soft. I'll be using it more often in the future.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful! thanks for an awesome blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI love how that turned out - wonderful colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love the colors and the way you used your FlowerSoft. So pretty!
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debbi
Your cards are stunning and so inspiring. I just love how you used the flower soft. What a great product. I have to try this fun stuff. I just love how it gives a project texture and brings it to life. I'm a follower of Flower Soft and thanks for a chance at this awesome giveaway.
ReplyDeleteFlower Soft has been a versatile embellishment and you certainly showed us how to use it in other ways. Thank you for your inspiration!!
ReplyDeletewow gorgeous cards!! tfs
ReplyDeleteI love your cards. I see there are many ways to use flower soft and it's a pretty neat product. I'm a flower soft blog follower and enjoyed checking out all the cards. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow. the Blog hop was a bomb, and the use of flower ssoft is amazingly good on all creations! Lovely work ladies.. and can't wait for more. I'm a follower on the FS Blog :)
ReplyDeleteHugs xx
Wow, love those cards and your flower soft borders and centers. Your black and red card is just gorgeous, and the brown card color combo is really classy. Love them all!
ReplyDeleteCute cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing
God Bless
Pam
pamandrandy@gmail.com
cureforcole08.blogspot.com
Oh gosh such great creations you have made from using flowersoft. Rosie x
ReplyDeleteHoly Smoke! DEB! These are all so BEAUTIFUL! LOVE them! TFS! Hope you are doing well! :) Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects. The first card is simply beautiful.
ReplyDeletewell...I now know I need RED! omg this is getting expensive...but I so love your card...well...all your work really...tyvm
ReplyDeleteOooooo weeee! So pretty Deborah! Love all that red with the "pops" of black! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I've really enjoyed the blog hop - seeing what different things can be done with the FlowerSoft!
ReplyDeleteEsme x
Beautiful cards. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWow your cards are so pretty. I love flower soft and didn't know you could do so much with it.
ReplyDeleteI bought some pots of Flower Soft a time ago, but not until now I realised how much it can be used for! So dear Flower Soft DT: Thank you for inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Camilla
Oh, I just love the samples that you've shown. Thanks, Pam
ReplyDeletepcrusberg at aol dot com
all of your examples are GORGEOUS!! I am now a follower to your blog, and will also get the emails. I have never used flower soft, but recently heard about it...looks like great stuff, that I HAVE TO HAVE, LOL! Much thicker than flocking is my guess.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :)
Be well,
Susan
Love the cards. God bless!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful and this new ultrafine Flowersoft is amazing. Thanks to all of you designteammembers for all your inspitrations here today. You all have made sooo wonderful cards and stuff to show us, and thanks soooo much for the wonderful chance to win this fantastic box of Flowersoft, and it´s exactly those, I don´t have, so I´ll just cross my fingers, that I´lljust once be lucky to win something. please please ha ha ha.
ReplyDeleteSo many things you can do with flower soft. Thanks for showing such beautiful and creative uses for the flower soft. I'd love to win.
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful card and what talent.. I am a newbie at card making and I love learning new things thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeletereally nice cards...thanks for the chance to win1
ReplyDeleteWow!! What a gorgeous array of cards. They are all beautiful but the browns win, lol. Love this card and the vintage look.
ReplyDeleteI love flower soft, I just wish the fine stuff came in the floral colours. Your samples are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour card is stunning! The monochromatic scheme is so eyecatching and the use of FlowerSoft is so perfect. I never realised how versatile it is. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI have just recently purchased the ultra fine flower soft and wondered how I would use it . I can see I won't have a problem after admiring your work . I just love the peony .Now off to become a follower of flower soft
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Gorgeous cards! I am also a follower! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am so stoked at having the opportunity to win some cool flower soft! My foray into 3d imaging in my spring cards just cries out for the soft, pretty, puffs of color.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Tee Ransone
Hi: I'm already a follower of Flower soft blog. Love your brown card with the border of flower soft. This stuff is so versatile and thanks to the DT's for showing the many ways of using it.
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