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Video Tutorials
What an awesome project. Your flowers are amazing – always so PERFECT. Been dying to get my hands on those Distress Stains. Have a great weekend.
Love this frame. Your flowers are simply gorgeous and I am with you that I love the way the stains do wood. Totally love them. I can’t wait to get my hands on the white stain…… 🙂
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wonderful project, the glittery slippers are perfect!
These new stains seem to work great! I love your project with the spectacular flowers and I’m sure your daughter will as well! Thanks for the great video tutorials, too.
Great project Sherry. Those flowers are awesome. Thank you for the videos. We always love to learn from you.
Wonderful frame, Sherry. I’m sure Mallory will love it. Great videos.
Love the frame! By the way, I took myself out of the box and bought some grunge paper yesterday. Hopefully my flowers will look almost as gorgeous as yours…ha ha….well, I can at least dream a little.
fab as always. love the distress colors, can’t wait to finally get some stains for myself
What a wonderful home away home frame. Love the stains on the flower
LOVE this frame, Sherry! I may have to follow your lead & create a similar one for my daughter!
You know, when I’ve colored the seam binding, I’ve never thought to just run the ink pad right onto the fabric. Duh. I always stamp the ink onto my craft sheet – as you did with the VP ink – spray that with water, run my fabric through it. And that explains, probably, why when I try to add VP or another brown for the more vintage look, I sometimes end up with ‘mud’. Yep, doing it your way next time! And I have to tell you – YOU are responsible for my new obsession with seam binding bows – I LOVE them!! Thank you for being my inspiration!
All I can see is – “Wish I was Mallory!” That frame is just gorgeous.
Can’t wait to try some Distress Stains. Loving your projects
oh! I love the flowers. They are so beautiful in red. Great project!
Love your flowers on your projects. You know that I need practice in that area. LOL. Have a wonderful weekend. 🙂
Great colors! And I love all your little additions: the sparkly ruby slippers, the compass, the little Toto picture. A fun and clever idea to remind your daughter of home!
This is such a wonderful frame. The Oz theme is just too cute. I’m sure Mallory will love it….
loved the videos… especially how to tie a bow… wow… i have struggled for so long and after watching that i will never again struggle with my bows…thank you so much and happy friday.
I just love this frame and the flowers are wonderful. Thank you for sharing it, I love your work. Thanks for the chance to win.
Wow! I love it! Thanks for the amazing project and amazing tips!
anne
Oh, so pretty. Love the flowers. I have never used the distressed inkers. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely, lovely! I’m sure Mallory will love it!
Thank you for sharing such a great project! I loved the videos too – I guess I’ll have to get some staines now, no more excuses that I wont know how to use them 🙂
Love the flowers, especially the stickles you added.
As usual, your flowers are awesome. Thanks for all your tips and inspiration.
Wow, great videos!
Just love your work. It’s always an inspiration.
What a special gift for Mallory to take to school! Love this; I’m sure she will, too! The Distress Stains make coloring effortless!
Stupendous project! I adore your flowers – and now I must get the peony die – which I had been debating – My kids watched Wizard of Oz so much when they were young (we had taped it) – they had it totally memorized. Again – great project (and instructional videos).
i love it.. the i want bundles!!!
thanks for sharing with us this wonderful technique
Thanks so much Sherry for you video’s and the great info on using these stains. You make it look so easy, so I’ll have to try it later. Totally adore your project. Flowers are awesome. Have a wonderful weekend and thanks for sharing the great info.
What an amazing frame. Your daughter is going to love it.
Awesome frame. I love it! Those flowers are just gorgeous! TFS
Sherry, love the ‘no place like home’ sentiment!! That will surely make one of her walls colourful! Thanks for the two video clips too, I really MUST get me some distress stains, I’m forever colouring my stamps!!!
whoa nelly! that is gorgeous gorgeous! I know for a fact that the $1 frames at my Michael’s would never turn out like THAT! 😉 mainly ’cause I am the one who would be working on them, and oh no baby, I so ain’t got that talent. tee hee! you are da bomb and a half!
GAH!! What a fabulous project, Sherry! So cute that it’s for Mallory to take to school to remind her about how great home is!! I love all the uses you mentioned for the stains and of course your flowers are sheer perfection!! I can’t wait to get more stains to play with!!
Those new spellbinders Peonies look awesome on your project. Love the color choice. I am thinking that these stains have so much potential especially the ease I think one would have using them to stain ribbon. I am wondering though about how much waste you would have with some of these techniques. No matter I am going to try them!!!
Love your flowers. I really have to make some time to try them.
carol b
Love your card Sherry! Those flowers are gorgeous. Mallory will love it 🙂 so cute. Love the red shoes too. Thanks for the videos.
Wow….this is stunning. Your work is breathtaking. Thanks for sharing your art.
Oh is that ever cool, I bet she was very happy with it, great theme and I so love your AWESOME flowers!!!
Great looking frame and the flowers look awesome.
The frame is awesome! Gorgeous flowers. I enjoyed the tutorial showing Distress Stains and stamping.
Fabulous project! I am in love with those flowers! Love G45, especially the Oz line & matched with Spellbinders & Distress Stains, you have magic! All my faves.
Wow, I adore this one Sherry! I so love all of the flowers you make. i would like to win a huge box of your flowers!!! That would be a fabulous prize!
Cool project! Can’t wait to get some of the Distress Stains to try out…. Love the look of the dyed ribbons and seam binding with it. Beautiful colors!
DeniseB
I still have trouble understanding why I need both reinkers & stains. Someone needs to give the pros & cons of usage for each for dumbheads like me, please.
Love your stuff – ALWAYS!
Fabulous Sherry!!! My dollar frames never look like that! LOL!
Oh my goodness! If I could run out tonight to pick up some distress stains, I most definitely would. I love your project and believe I shall be making similar for my granddaughters. Thanks for the inking and stamping tips.
Wonderful video ! I NOW need the stains but it will take Michael’s ages to get them in! Also love what you are giving Mallory to take back to school, Gorgeous roses!
Love the flowers on your frame. Thanks for showing how you used the distress stains.
Now you can make your signature flowers even faster using the Distress Stains. What a beautiful reminder of home for your daughter.
What an adorable project! I love the ruby slippers and shiny buttons. Great paper choices. Those flowers are so pretty.
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Love your frame. Thanks so much for the informative video on stamping with distress stains. I learned a lot.
I love the color you got when you colored the roses with the Distress stain!
great videos and tips, love your frame
Wow, great projects as always, GF! Super flowers. Love the ribbon tutorial.
what a great project…mallory is lucky! thanks for sharing and the chance to win!
thank you for showing us how to stamp using this product.
Love the idea of using the stains with stamps.
Your project is stunning! Love those roses – the color is beautiful – like the idea of adding the sticklers in the same color – just wonderful. The videos are so helpful – thank you.
Lovely frame and your flowers are amazing!
Beautiful frame, your flowers are just gorgeous! Your videos were great, thanks for the inspiration!
What a wonderful project – your daughter is so lucky! Your flowers are just too die for – love everything you do!
Love your “No place like home” project. What great use of stains. The image is fantastic and the stickled shoes look fabulous! 🙂 THANK you so much for the videos. Visiting these posts on stain has convinced me that I most certainly cannot live without it! 🙂
Well bad girl you did it again, this is simply gorgeous. Of course I love all your work. Thanks for the video tutorials!
Thanks for the ribbon video – time to go play with all that material and inks!
Love the ribbon colored with the stains.
What a wonderful piece! I’ve been hoarding my WoO paper – you’e inspired me to cut into it!
Loved your project! The flowers are really special. I liked your ribbon video,too. Thanks.
What a fantastic way for your daughter to take a piece of you (and of home) with her … gorgeous.
It’s absolutely fabulous!
Beautiful project! Stunning flowers and I just love the theme!! x
You are THE expert on flower making! Love these above all! Nelda
Great frame + flowers, plus those red shoes are killer!
Love your project! Thanks for the video’s also!
lovely Sherry – thanks for sharing!
Sandra ltb
Very cool, Sherry!!!!
Loved the peony flowers Sherry, The stain and sticles is a great idea. Thanks.
Wow, what a great project. So nice flowers, love them.
WHat a beautiful flower! I love the idea That you can stamp with distress stain! i didn’t know that we could do that with the product! Thanks for sharing!
Great project; your daughter has something special to take with her…
Thanks for the chance.
Your project is awesome, your flowers are amazing and love the use of the ink stains! TFS
I can’t believe I never even thought about using the Distress Stains directly on my stamps, what a wonderful idea. Thank you so much for the idea, for sharing and inspiring.