Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Flower Power

This is something I put together using stamps from Cornish Heritage Farms. The book is quite large, probably about 8", so you can tell from that how huge that magnificent flower stamp is!
This is one of those items that came about whilst trying to tidy my craft table...as you may have guessed, not much tidying was done once the flower stamp got to the top of the pile of stamps to be put away....so I still have a really untidy work space, but also a handy book ...you can never have too many books :0) The tiny white flower in the corner is a real pressed one. I love to use real flowers in my work.






There is also a competition running, still open for entries until March 31st, with a floral theme run by my friend Susie for Blade Rubber. Why not enter?! The more the merrier!

This weeks theme also over at Created By Hand is ...yes...Flowers!

Lots of links, such a busy post. :0)

29 comments:

  1. Wow.. Jo, what a wonderful and lovely book! And what are you going to do now? Time to tidy your craft table?

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  2. Fabby flower, and what a great image of a shy boy! Love the subtle colour scheme you created,Jo.

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  3. Love this book, Jo. Great stamps.

    Off to tidy my desk...

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  4. love everything about it Jo - Ive always admired Cornish Heritage stamps but since seeing this I think I *might* have to buy some!
    What is a tidy desk?? I havent seen one since I started crafting in 2004 lol

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  5. fabulous book!!! what a great flowerstamp!! the image of the boy is also fantastic!!

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  6. Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow truly amazing book and so lovely little boy. It´s awesome.

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  7. Gorgeous book Jo, I keep putting several of the Rumage Bin stamps into my basket, including the little boy, but being a good girl I take them all out again, now where's the fun in that:o(

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  8. What a gorgeous book!
    love the flowers stamp.

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  9. gorgeous Jo, beautifully coloured.

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  10. what a beautiful book you made.
    and such great colors.
    it has a realy lovely vintage look

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  11. Amazing book with a very lovely boy.
    Great artwork.

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  12. This is fantastic - I wish I could find those things on my desk LOL

    I adore the little boy - is he a stamp too.

    Off to look at those links

    xx

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  13. What a wonderful way to get distracted from tidying up. Love the boy stamp and your fabulous book!

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  14. well done, this is gorgeous

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  15. It's a great image Jo, I just love it! And thank you so much for putting in a plug for the competition on the BladeRubber blog - I really appreciate it.

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  16. Such a wonderful vintage piece Jo, LOVE that little boy image!

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  17. Lovely book, beautiful stamping too. I like the thought that this book is big- what a great gift idea. Love that flower stamp, it reminds me of a Crafty Individuals one... would co-ordinate so well... must go shopping!!

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  18. Beautiful art. Love the images!

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  19. What a beautiful book - those stamps are fab!

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  20. Jo-
    your book is fabulous! love that image! :)

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  21. This is beautiful, wonderful colours!

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  22. A fabulous piece. Boy is so cute. And, I must send Big Congrats on the article and all your fabulous art in the Stampers Sampler.

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  23. This is gorgeous, Jo! I love the huge flower, and the little boy is precious!

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  24. Looks fab Jo - the grunged flower BGer looks great with the collage stamp! Sorry you got stung by Her Majesty's lot though :(

    Sooty piece - nope, no bonfire smell, lol! It did smell faintly of candles just after I did it but I think even that has faded.

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  25. Oh, no! Please! No flower power! I lived throught that once.... But lots more of these gorgeous journals! Beautiful! Thanks very much for taking the challenge!

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  26. Beautiful book.

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