Welcome to the HoneyBee Showcase this Wednesday! We have the pleasure of having a Guest Designer with this this week, and today we are showing a couple more of Tori Whitney's Painted Portrait Silhouettes. If you missed the tutorial on Monday, be sure to check it out! It was easy, and SO effective!!
Here are four more of Tori Whitney's Painted Portrait Silhouettes, like she showed us in Monday's Motivational tutorial. Two facing left....
Silhouettes can add the perfect touch of charm, as well as touching your heartstrings, when they are used in just the right spot in your home decor. |
Here are four more of Tori Whitney's Painted Portrait Silhouettes, like she showed us in Monday's Motivational tutorial. Two facing left....
... and two facing right!
Many thanks to Tori for being with us this week! It is always such a pleasure to have a Guest Designer, and see some new and exciting projects!!
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Good morning! I found this lovely cameo by Blue Moon at Michael's. I knew this had to make it to an elegant card. My inspiration for the sketch came from two different cards in the Jan./Feb. 2011 issue of Paper Crafts magazine. This will be the perfect card to give to my parents for their wedding anniversary next month.
June Houck
I would love to see what you create...won't you make a cameo appearance (or silhouette...LOL) here at Betty Bee's Buzz?
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Here is a beautiful piece by Court of Court's Crafts!
June Houck
I would love to see what you create...won't you make a cameo appearance (or silhouette...LOL) here at Betty Bee's Buzz?
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Here is a beautiful piece by Court of Court's Crafts!
Good morning everyone! I am so excited to be participating in this week's Honey Bee Showcase!
Recipe:
Cartridges: Heritage™ (charm and cameo) and Sentimentals™ (card base)
Embossing folder: Kassie's Brocade™
Ribbon from my stash
Sentiment: My Pink Stamper: Everyday Occasions™
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What a fun and easy project this was!!..Thank you Tori for showing us this simple technique to get an awesome silhouette!
I was lucky enough to find a photo that was just taken this past Christmas. It is of Ian and mom puckering up to kiss. How perfect is that!! Following Tori's class on Monday, I used Americana Black acrylic paint. Once the painting was done, it was an easy assemble to make this quick and simple card.
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Now it's your turn to share your silhouette and cameo projects! We will leave the LINK open for a couple of weeks, so you have plenty of time to get the projects finished and posted. All you need to do is post to your blog, or online gallery, and link the URL to the post below.
Even if you can't leave a project, we appreciate hearing from you! Leave a comment, and let us know how you like the projects, and perhaps ask a question, leave a request, or just say "hello" to the HoneyBees!
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9 comments:
Tori, thank you again for your inspiring tutorial. Your projects (&Roe's) make it look so easy!
Court, you rock the cricut cartridges. I didn't think I needed those two cartridges; LOL. I can't wait to see you in a few weeks!
I can't wait to see you ladies!!!
June, beautifully beautifully done! Tori, this is SO cute and so great for a family and Roe, SUCH a sweet little valentine :) My mom used to send me valentines in college! :)
Wow wow!! Such great work, they look so fantastic!!
Tori, I had so much fun doing this project!!..Looking forward to more of you creativeness!! Ladies, your cards are just gorgeous!..I am so honored to be on the same team as you!!
those sillhouettes are amazing! i expecially LOVE the wall hangings! something i never woulda thought to do! I may have to bookmark this post and come back to it when i have time to do one!
there's a surprise waiting for you on my blog!
Just back in here to say that several times I've been in here to look at Courts creation - I just love the look and the papers and all that!!
So fun to see everyone's cameo projects. I've linked up a card I did a while back.
Thank you so much for the challenge!
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