today one session, from my 10-session Embellishments: Beautifully Handmade class, is featured on Ali Edwards' blog. if you're interested in learning how to make some super cute handmade felt embellishments, you'll want to check out the tutorial there. she's conveniently made the materials available as a downloadable PDF. thank you Ali!
so, if you've made your way here from Ali's blog.......WELCOME! i hope you'll take the time to add me to your favorites or your google reader cue and come back again for more inspiration!
i wanted to share just a little background---i taught Embellishments: Beautifully Handmade online earlier this year at Get It Scrapped! and the materials for all 10 sessions were just recently converted to a self-paced class format packed full of inspiring ways to make embellishments for your layouts, cards & other crafting projects. if this topic interests you, registration for the class can be found here.
i have a brand new class called Scrapbooking with Fabric, launching Monday, September 7th. and today, as a thank you for stopping by, i would LOVE to offer up a chance for one of my readers to win a FREE pass to class---a $35 value! just leave a comment on this post. i'll draw a winner using random.org and announce on Friday morning.
if you are interested, registration for Scrapbooking with Fabric is here, along with more details including the class outline. frequently asked questions can be found here. a few sneak peeks at some projects from the fabric class can be seen here, and here.
i'll be chatting tomorrow night, September 2, in the Get It Scrapped! chatroom at 9PM eastern time and can answer any questions/concerns you have about the fabric class. if you're on the fence about registering....stop in and let me help you decide! :o)
before i go, i also wanted to mention that i have several more FREE tutorials available on my sidebar to the right!
and here's a peek at some more projects using those handmade felt embellishments featured today on Ali's blog.....enjoy! thanks a million for stopping by!
Hey Tania ...
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Anyhoo ... all the way from sunny, mid-winter South Africa: just wanted to say I LOVE your felt stuff! I've worked w/ fabrics & felts in quilting for years, & love incorporating it in my scrapping. Also have 3 GORGEOUS GORGEOUS girlies for whom I LOVE embellishing clothes (esp!! when lengthening corduroy pants etc!! LOL)!!
Thanks for a great post on AliE's.
Hugs for sharing,
Heidi
Thanks for your tutorial! I'm visiting from Ali's blog. I love your stuff! I'll be checking out all your cool tutorials!
ReplyDeleteYour felt pieces are adorably whimsical! I'm going to have to give that a try. Ali always brings such talented artists to her blog on Tuesdays. Thanks for the chance to win. You're now in my bookmarks :)
ReplyDeleteI headed here from Ali's blog. Your tutorial is great - felt is so much fun! I remember making "cabin" badges at summer camp - back in the day we actually sewed them together.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win your class but I will be bookmarking your blog regardless and may sign up for the class if I don't win. I love to sew, prefer hand sewing because you can take it with you, and would love to incorporate more in my paper crafts. Thanks for offering this chance to win.
great felt tutorial! I'd love to win a spot in your class--thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteWow I loved the tutorial on Ali's Blog, that's how I found you. I really love the bright colours of your embellishments and layouts and I would love to be in your online class to learn some new tricks.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Austria
Sandy
I absolutely LOVE your felt embellishments...am going to go to JoAnn's today to pick some up. I'm visiting from Ali Edwards blog and am glad I found your site.
ReplyDeleteI love your tutorial (got the link to your blog from Ali's blog)! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas. I am visiting from Ali's blog but plan to check in more often, I love your work. My duaghter starts school today so I plan to make the felt shapes for her hair!
ReplyDeleteAll the way from Aust - I found you thru Emily Falconbridge.
ReplyDeleteAwesome scrapbooking - I love how you use fabric - something I'd love to try soon.
I am so happy to have found you! I love the look of felt and fabric, but have been afraid to really try to make it on my own! So i have been spending $$$$ for handmade embellsihments! I can't wait to go and play with felt!
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Elise WIsner
I love the tutorial. Thank you so much for it!
ReplyDeleteWow! I just bought an enormous amount of felt on sale and was wondering what in the world I was going to do with all of it...now I know. I've never been to your blog before, but will definitely be a regular now. Your work is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love the felt tutorial on Ali's blog. Thanks for the chance to win a spot in your class too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awesome tutorial! I've been looking to start doing something like this for a while. I'd love to win a spot in that class! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOoh, please enter me - loving your style, and I love to use fabric, so it would be great to get some more inspiration :-) Thanks for the tutorial on Ali's - gonna spend some more time browsing your blog now!
ReplyDeleteI came via Ali's blog and I amhere to stay! Fab blog and great ideas with felt...I love to scrabbook and sew-I would love to win a spot in your class otherwise I will just have to buy a spot-thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteHi Tania...Yep, you have just been added to my favs!!! Felt embellies are super cute!Looking forward to learning so much from you thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely love anything felt. Love sewing and scrapping wo what a perfect combo your class would be for me.
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial, Tania!! I'd love to win a spot in your class!!
ReplyDeleteTania! Saw the tutorial today and wanted to say congrats! Such fun and wonderful projects!
ReplyDeleteTania,
ReplyDeleteYour embellishments are really beautiful! I´d love to learn more about it!
thanks!
Sueli
I love your stuff. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial, I have also come from Ali's blog. An Australian living in South America and love filling in my time with anything creative. Looking forward to looking through your website. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteKelly H
I love fabric and felt! I am going to try these adorable embellishments. I hope I win your fabric class, it looks so good! Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteAmber Osburn
Glad I got here from Ali's blog...have you bookmarked and can't wait to go upstairs and pull out some felt to play with.....if I didn't purge it this summer. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found your blog! i love the colors and your designs. Thanks for a great tutorial. Your class sounds fun and I would love to take it. Thanks for the chance to win a spot in class!
ReplyDeleteWOW! i am loving the tutorial you shared. I have recently found the joys of playing with fabric and would love to learn more ways to incorporate it into my scrapbooks! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteFound you over on Ali's blog.
ReplyDeleteVery inspired by your creations.
Need felt, now!
Lisa
Since moving to Columbus I've thought a TON about your blog...but haven't had time to track it down again! LOVE the embellie tutorial. Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great info! This is my first time seeing your stuff and I LOVE IT! Thanks for the chance to win your class- I hope I get it!!
ReplyDeleteHi there Tania...just visiting from Ali's blog, and I really love your embellies...they are awesome! Hoping to win the class so I can learn a bit more!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I just love what you did with the felt and buttons!!
ReplyDeleteI have a whole bunch of buttons and felt, guess what I will be doing with them?
Can you use chalk around the edges of felt?
I will be bookmarking your blog
Thanks for sharing.
Martha
its way too cool. Love the felt and the different ways of incorporating material with felts. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTania thanks for the tutorial! You are already added to my favorites and blog reader. Thanks for a chance to win the class! would love to take another class from you.
ReplyDeleteHOLA :D,
ReplyDeleteTHIS WOULD BE THE GREATEST WIN FOR ME BECAUSE I WANTED TO START MAKING FELT SHAPES FOR THE HAIR. I JUST DID NOT KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN AND BOY WOULD THIS HELP ME!!! I WANT TO CREATE THEM FOR MY COUSIN WHO IS EXPECTING A BABY GIRL. THE FLOWER SHAPES WOPULD BE THE CUTEST AND MOST ADORABLE ACCESSORY FOR HER BABY GIRL. THANKS FOR THE CHANCE!!!! ;D
It's funny that you are offering this free class b/c just recently I'm really starting to like sewing plus add fabric to scrapbooking. Although I'm not really sure how to go about it. I'd LOVE to win this class. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love those flowers. They would be perfect for me and my 9yo daughter to make together.
ReplyDeleteI love all your beautiful felties! I'm so glad to find your blog. I've got my fingers crossed that I can take your class. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI found your through Ali Edward's blog. I sew *a lot* and would love a chance to learn how to incorporate fabric into my scrapbooking, too! Thanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteWell, I have already paid for this class, but hey, can't hurt to throw my name in the pile! I can't wait for it to start! Oh, and I loved the tut on Ali's blog!
ReplyDeleteI love learning about new sites where I can learn cool techniques. I can't wait to try layering some cool felt flowers!
ReplyDeleteI love these emmbellishments! Thanks for sharing how to make them. I would also love to participate in your class. Looks like a lot of fun.
ReplyDelete~Julia M. in MI
I'm visiting via Ali's blog and I just loved the tutorial. I'm totally inspired and I just wanna run to hancock's and get some felt. My grandmother just taught me how to do a blanket stitch and I'm excited to add something new to my scrapbooking embellies. Who knew? I guess you did! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletep.s. the card you made with the heart...super cute!
Thanks so much for coming up with this class. I have been wanting to try my hand at this
ReplyDeleteskylarkoh{{at}}hotmailDOTcom
Thank you for sharing such a simple, yet visually high-end, scrapbooking technique. The felt is easy to come by at the craft and fabric stores, so I'll be heading out later to get some! I was also happy to 'get tutored' by a fellow Ohioan! Go Bucks!!!
ReplyDeleteThese felt embellishments are very cute! Such a good idea to use them as hair accessories as well. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLisa R.
Love your embellishments! Off to Ali's blog now ;)
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing your tutorial on Ali's blog. I have so many fabric scraps that this class would be perfect for me.
ReplyDeleteI love the things you made with felt. I am so inspired to go make something now! I would love to win your class.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Ali's blog....I really loved the felt tutorial (now I actually have something to do with my box of felt that is sitting untouched in my craft room :) Can't wait to go back and check out your other tutorials!!
ReplyDeleteYour examples are so cute!! I'd love to win a seat in your class and see what other ideas you have!!
ReplyDeleteAndrea
benzbelly@verizon.net
I would love to win a spot in your class! I loved the embellishments one too.
ReplyDeleteI really love the idea of using felt and fabrics in scrapbooking! It gives pages so much more character when you use different textures other than just paper. I think I am going to make a few hair clips too!
ReplyDeleteLove your embellishments - visiting for Ali but will be following your great blog from now.
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Coming here from Ali's blog. I love your felt pieces and I create layouts in the exact same way. Weird! Or maybe not so weird. LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win a spot :)
Hi There! Tania....I just saw you on Ali's blog....and I am so happy I've found out about you. I love your style! I'll be checking you out more and more!
ReplyDeleteThe felt looks so great! Really fun!
ReplyDeleteThe tutorial on Ali's blog was great. What's not to love about felt? Thanks for the chance to win a spot in the class. Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteI took your felt class earlier this year; not only did I enjoy it, but I am still using what I learned in my scrapbooking. I'm sure your fabric class will be as equally inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI'm here from Ali's blog. I love your embellishments. I fell in love with fabric long before I fell in love with scrapping. So I would love to learn how to marry the two! It looks like a great class.
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting from Ali's blog and I must say Love the felt creations.
ReplyDeleteMadelia
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteYou've gotten me super excited to make some felt embellies of my own! Thanks for the opportunity to win a spot in your fabric class!
Hi-
ReplyDeleteGot here from Ali's blog. Great tutorial! Thanks
Love the flowers! Very creative and colorful! I am checking out your other tutorials, and adding you to my "favs", as a great resource. Would absolutely love to win the class! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLove all the work you did, but especially the card. Your tutorial was awesome. Thanks for the pdf and the templates.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I will definitely be stopping by again! Thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteHey,I am so getting into Fabric Scrapbooking right now, what great inspiration! So Cute! Can't wait to visit your blog now - thanks!!
ReplyDeleteCute! I've arrived via Ali, and I'll def be marking you as one to follow... I'll have to get out all the felt I bought in a fit of "Hollie Hobby-ness" a couple of years ago. :D
ReplyDeletemmmm so inspiring, have to admit it's making me think of some crazy halloweeny themed flowers & embellies i could make fr felt. so pick me!!!
ReplyDeletewow, your work is amazing! congrats...
ReplyDeletethank you for the tutorials and for the chance to win a spot in your class.
I'd love to win you're class. I thought you're tutorial was really good and the felt flowers were adorable. Even if I don't win I'm glad I know about your blog. Thanks. Lori
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found your blog (via Ali's) it is gorgeous. do you have a follow button, looked but couldn't see one but that does not mean it is not there,lol?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the felt embellishment tutorial! I've been wanting to try making my own and you've given my the motivation & inspiration to do it!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through AE's...think I'll stick around for awhile. =)
Hi Tania -
ReplyDeleteLoved your blog.I came over from Ali's where I checked out your tutorial.Loved it!I also loved all your info on the Columbus area.I live near Dayton & my family and I love going on weekend trips around Ohio.
Thanks for the chance to win & I'll definintely be checking in again!
adorable adorable creations....seems so simple but looks terrific. Great design and ideas.
ReplyDeleteHere from Ali's blog and wow - love what you are doing with the felt - thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved your tutorial on Ali's blog! Adding your blog to my google reader! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm coming over from Ali's blog, but I heard about you first on the Golden Moments blog. I have developed a love for scrapbooking, so am never going to make all the quilts I'd hoped to and had better start using some of it in my scrap-booking. Hint, hint, I'd like to be picked. :) Your felt ideas look like fun.
ReplyDeleteHi Tania...You have a wonderful creative process!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy a lot your blog!
I´ll hope to gain a seat in your next class because I love the fabrics in a scrapbook pages!
I´ll hope your exciting selection!
I am tuned!
Thanks for sharing.
I'd love to take another class with you! I love adding tactile elements to my LOs, although they go right into page protectors...
ReplyDeleteHello from the Pacific Northwest!! So glad I followed your link from Ali's blog. I LOVE the handmade, crafty, whimsical, folky look of your flowers. And I LOVE buttons, so now I can visualize what to use them for instead of hoarding them away in little jars. Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial and the scrapbooking inspiration! Dee
ReplyDeleteYour work is great I didn't know about the website glad i found it. I love using fabric in scrapbooking. thanks
ReplyDeletePam
love the buttons and flowers! Now for some more time! :)
ReplyDeleteSaw your tutorial on Ali's blog and loved it! I've never tried to cut felt on my Cricut, but I'm sure going to try now!
ReplyDeleteYou're now on my list of blogs to check out!
Gorgeous Tania - I'm also visiting from Ali's blog. Love the look of fabric on a LO, just totally clueless on how to include it so would LOVE a spot in your class!
ReplyDeleteJoS from Oz
I'm glad I stumbled onto your blog from Ali's! I'm loving your style and have already picked out things to try. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a spot in your class!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I found you through Ali! Thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteTHanks for the chance to win - I've loved your other classes.
ReplyDeleteHi Tania, I'm so glad to be introduced to the talented you & your great blog through Ali! Thanks for the inspiration & 'how to' on the felted embellishments. Too cute!!
ReplyDeleteI Loved your tutorial...so easy to understand and so inspiring...I'm definitely trying some of these techniques!
ReplyDeleteHi Tania, I found your blog today from Ali's and love your work. I've added it to my google reader so I check back for more inspiration. I'm so going to make a felt embellishment this weekend ;) Thanks for the chance to win a spot in your class!
ReplyDelete~Suzanne
suzyq28024@gmail.com
Enjoyed the tutorial thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI didn't know felt could look so great! Thank you for sharing through Ali's blog. Glad I found you!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know felt could look so great! Thank you for sharing through Ali's blog. Glad I found you!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know felt could look so great! Thank you for sharing through Ali's blog. Glad I found you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a chance to win. I REALLY WANT to learn how to do simple stitching & creating. I think I can, but am always intimidated to even replace/sew on a button! How sad is that? My 15 an 11 yo can probably do this super easily . . . . . Anyhow - thank to Ali too, for introducing me to your blog.
ReplyDeleteHave just arrived via Ali's blog. Your tutorial is amazing. I just bought some felt and wasn't sure what to do with it! I do now, can't wait to start making some of these lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteThank you and will definately be visiting your blog again for some more tutorials.
Kim xx
I fianlly got a chance to go over to Ali's blog to see your tutorial. Thsi summer has been crazy & I feel like I've been running behind for months. Thanks the chance to take 1 of your classes. I know someone that took one & she said it was awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes please! Sounds like a fun class. Love what you do with fabric!
ReplyDeleteRosslyn