St Patrick notecard

We cannot have everything for every celebration! But...You can use your other supplies to create a St Patrick little notecard!
Here I used some Christmas paper, baby theme paper, and a valentine punch!

 Grab ...
- some green scrap paper (here a Christmas paper!)
- a piece of 2" x 4" cardstock (or bigger) fold in half
- a background paper a little bit smaller than your cardstock (here a baby theme paper)
- some glue, glue dots,
- ink
- marker, gel pen
- embellishement

 Punch 4 hearts, ink them around and fold them in half to give them some dimension.

Ink your background paper - 

You can also cut it small and add a dark green cardstock to it.

Apply a glue dot where you want your 4 leaf clover to be...

and place the petals.

Draw a stem and outline it with a gel or black pen.

Glue your background paper to your notecard and add 

a little gemstone...(if you want!)

Enjoy your St Patrick little notecard...

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Green Post!: Happy St Patrick!

Today I wanted to show you something green as it's St Patrick day!

So here is an address book that I made with the new decoupage technique (one more time!) few years ago.

I hope it will bring you

Also, here are some greens I have in my Etsy shop:

And I'd like to say a Special Thank you to all my new Followers and bloggers for your visits and comments:

(Simple card stamped on a vellum paper and gold embossed mounted on light scrapbook paper and cardstock; embellished with bling and bow)

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Do you know the foam board quilt?

This is a cool way to use your scrap of fabric without sewing!
It's an easy technique that gives a unique wall decor.

Grab your supplies:
- Assorted fabrics
- Polyester or cotton stuffing
- Scissors

- foam board

- a drawing of your choice (could be from a coloring book!)
- a hard tool to push the fabric in the foam board (a metallic nail file)
- an exacto knife or cutter

- Some glue (if needed)

- Markers (if needed)



1) Transfer your drawing onto the foam board: you can carbon paper it or just glue the paper on the board
2) Choose the fabric you want to use
3) Cut along the drawing piece by piece.
4) Gently push the fabric (that you have cut at the right size) in the foam board with your hard tool.
5) Before pushing the last piece of fabric, insert some stuffing materiel to give a little volume to each part.
6) Finish your quilt by drawing the details or even glued some embellishments and frame it.

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You can do it with your quilt design!

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