This weekend I have been obsessed with Power Poppy's Power & Spark Challenge. First, the opportunity to copy a talented Bloomie guilt free! But Bloomie talent is like potato chips for me - I couldn't copy just one! So set a goal to CASE something from each talented designer. I have to admit, the icing on the cake is a generous $50 Power Poppy shopping spree - Power Poppy has the best floral digital images!
So for my third entry, I ventured on to CASE Kathy Jones. The post that caught my eye was her Little Candle Gift from way back in 2015. So I may be behind the times - I've seen others stamping on candles - but this could not possibly be a quick project. Kathy actually gave some extraordinary instructions - no, it could not be that easy! I'm going to let you visit her blog for her extensive detailed instructions - what Kathy failed to say is that the toughest step in stamping on a candle is finding white tissue paper! So after driving ten miles, visits to three stores, hours later I return home - and literally five minutes later had this gorgeous candle gift using Power Poppy's Black-Eyed Susan (full disclosure - image was already colored - LOL!)
This is awesome and thank you for CASEing ME!! :) Who would have thought that white tissue paper is so hard to find? It's easily available at our local $2 store or newsagent! Love your creation and I'm so glad you finally gave it a go! Thanks for playing along with Power Poppy again this month! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Camille, you are really going for the gold with this month's challenge, and I LOVE this candle. Kathy made a beautiful one, and I love the soft black-eyed Susan you colored. Who would have thought it took so long to find tissue paper! But in the end, it's beautiful and now a wonderful gift to give (or to keep at home...hehe!). Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHow fun that you chose to do candle stamping and not a traditional card! Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant and soft feeling. A perfect wedding gift idea with these flowers. Wonderful job. Thanks for playing in our Power Poppy July challenge!
ReplyDeletelove how it turned out! Our dollar store usually has the white tissue paper...just in case you need a new batch!
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