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Did you scan your print into the computer to add the words and then print it out on computer paper? I love the look of these and they do look like hand drawn prints.

I love these. I would love to see more like this. I am bed ridden right now and miss crafting but this is soemthing I can do from my bedside and feel like I am doing something to make our home cheerful for Christmas.

I like it a lot. It is simple looking so you could do lots with this. Like a rose tree.

I like that very much.

They are beautiful aren't they? We did these back in the sixties. I never knew they were Japanese inspired. I thought they were just the typical Hippie type flowers.

I think this is a winner.

wow, I'll bet you will be the only one with a carved flower.

It is very cute. It would look good on a hat.

I love this! Good luck to you.

Well, it is certainly going to be the most unique, that's for sure. LOL

Really pretty and definetely in the running for the prize.

I didn't get around to doing my flower but this is the style I was going to use. Japanese folding. Yours is really nice.

That is unique. Good luck.

That is so clever and the beauty is, we can all do this. I can see these little roses on a tote bag or just one to decorate the corner of a message board. Cute!

What is prettier than a blue rose? Good luck!

You can take those old address labels and use a hold punch on them and end up with all these little dots that you can use for markers or reminders. Sometimes all you need is just a dot or two, like marking the center of something.

Well, I will be haunting construction sites to see if I can find a piece of this. We probably used it when we redid the siding on our house. I'll bet I threw some away.. Goes to show you, if you craft, don't throw anything away. LOL

I love your bag.

You could make some beautiful placemats by putting it between some clear plastic pieces. You could get four, 11 by 15 mats and that would be a good size. At ten dollars, that is less than the three dollars a piece I pay now. Well, you do have to add the cost of the plastic, of course. Still cheap for beautiuful everyday placemats.

These are beautiful. I can't wait to try them. I will do them in yellow's and burgundy. Thank you for showing us how to do this. : )

That is the cutest thing I have seen for flip flops. I think I can handle this. I don't crochet much but this seems easy, just basic stitch. Thanks. I have an old pair actually that could use a little sprucing up. I'm thinking camel with a bronze button.

I just happen to have an eclipse mint tin. It is fairly small and embossed but I think it will work. I have the tape already or my DH does. ; )...I will post a pic when I get it done. Thanks, this is a great idea for a lot of crafts. My mind is racing.