Welcome to the Quietfire Design Garden Delights Blog Buzz!

Quietfire Design would like to introduce you to their new Spring selection of rubber stamps!  Each day designers will be posting brand new artwork they have created using the new rubber stamps.  Visit each of their blogs on the day of their featured project, post a comment on their Blog Hop post and you will be eligible to win a grab bag of Quietfire Design rubber stamps valued at $50!   Each Designer will randomly choose a winner from the comments on their own Blog Hop post, so make sure you’ve commented by midnight Friday, May 18th.  Tell your friends!

All winners will be posted on the Quietfire Style blog on Sunday, May 20th. If you are one of our lucky winners, please contact Suzanne privately with your snail mail address.  (Her email address is in the sidebar of the Quietfire Style blog)

Here is our schedule:

Monday, May 14th: Yogi, Holly

Tuesday, May 15th: Robyn, Dawn

Wednesday, May 16th: Wanda, Sherry (ME!)

Thursday, May 17th: Monica, Terre

Friday, May 18th: Suzanne

The complete set of new rubber stamps will remain on special at 20% off throughout the Blog Buzz!

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Happy Buzzing and good luck!!

For my project today, I decided to make a frame using a plain wood frame I picked up at Old Time Pottery for 69¢.  The finish was sanded down and then the frame was painted black.

HumofBeesFrame BlogHop May2012

The front was then covered with Mercurial Masterpiece from the Olde Curiosity Shoppe Collection.  For this project, the 8×8 pad was used because the prints are smaller and more fitting for the small 2.5 x 3.5 frame.  The paper was glued to the frame with Ranger Glue n’ Seal, with the excess sanded from the sides and the middle.  The sanded areas were then sponged with Vintage Photo Distress Ink.

HumofBeesFrame BlogHop May2012 CLOSEUP Sentiment

The sentiment was stamped in Archival Jet Black on Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, then die cut/embossed with Spellbinders™ Long Rectangles.  While the paper was still in the die, it was sponged with Antique Linen.  The bees were stamped in Archival Sepia.

HumofBeesFrame BlogHop May2012 CLOSEUPFLOWER

The flower is made from Exquisite Motif with the Bauble Blossoms One Die Template.   The paper was stenciled with Antique Linen while it was still in the die.  The middle of the flower was filled with Spiced Marmalade Distress Stickles.   One of the small bees from Parlor Wall was trimmed out from the paper and then adhered to the memo pin by filling the center with Glossy Accents.

The stem of leaves from Foliage and the two leaves from Bitty Blossoms were die cut from GrungePaper and colored with Forest Moss Distress Stain.   The upper right embellishment is one of the bee stickers from Olde Curiosity Shoppe which was stuck to a piece of printed chipboard and then trimmed out.  It is adhered to the frame with 3D Foam Adhesive.

HumofBeesFrame BlogHop May2012

Thanks for visiting with me during the Quietfire Design Garden Delights Blog Buzz and don’t forget to visit the other designers during the Buzz!

SHERRY SIGNATURE

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83 Responses to “Quietfire Design Garden Delights Blog Buzz!”

  1. Wow I can’t belive how much you paid for your frame. Awsome turn around. I love the colors and your flower is just beautiful. Lovely Frame and TFS AJ~

  2. Beautiful frame redo Sherry! Love the colors you picked out and the sentiment is lovely!

  3. Sherry, your project is wonderful!!!!!!!!!!

  4. sherry, what a cute card. love, love the tiny bee pin that you made.

  5. What a stunning project! Your altered frame couldn’t be better. Love it!

  6. What a lovely gift idea! Love all your choices.

  7. Beautiful frame to show off the Quietfire sentiment or a small photo.

  8. Lovely project. This will make a great gift for a gardner.

  9. OOh EEh, Sherry, that is one gorgeous piece of art! I love the sentiments from this company…so ‘earthy’:)

  10. As always, Sherry….this is super gorgeous! I am a big fan of altered frames, and this is just great! Brightens up even the rainiest day!

  11. what a gorgeous project. Love the frame idea and the bauble flower turned out wonderfully. Love that quote.

  12. Hi Sherry,
    Miss you alot over at G45. How are you doing after surgery. My hubby goes thru this surgery periodically too. Keep a close eye out and take care.
    Great framed sentiment. How much longer until you are an official Grandma??? Isn’t it coming up soon?
    Marcie

  13. Ooo love the frame! The flower is fab. Great new set from Quietfire Design!

  14. Love this frame..looks awesome. and that flower is incredible!!!

  15. this is just gorgeous! the flower takes my breath away! 🙂

  16. Your frame looks like it came from a very expensive boutique. It’s gorgeous.

  17. Great frame. So pretty and it while would be a wonderful gift, I’d have to make one for me too.

  18. Hi Sherry, a lovely frame and who would know it was only 2×3, it has such a large presence. Thanks for all the tips on how you put it together.

  19. Wow… love the frame! What a gorgeous gift this would make. And the flower is perfect and makes it POP. Not to mention the gorgeous new stamps from Quietfire Design. Great job!

    Amy

  20. As always, another awesome project, Sherry! Thanks for sharing your talents with us.

  21. I just love this project Sherry! Thanks so much! Absolutely beautiful!

  22. Sherry I haven’t visited your blog for awhile and I am so glad that I came back. I love to play in the dirt and this set was made for me! Love your project as always, thanks for sharing your creativity.

  23. Very cute Sherry, thanks for sharing.

  24. Interesting project.

  25. fabulo7us project – another winner Sherry!

  26. I have been staying away from the spellbinders or any of the like cutting systems besides my Cricut but this makes me want one….must work more over time!!

  27. Love the flower! It makes the whole card pop! Thanks so much for sharing!

  28. Great frame! Love all the polka dots, flowers and especially the quote!
    Quitefire just can’t be beat! Nelda

  29. another stunner. love your flowers and the stamps are to die for

  30. gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!

  31. Gorgeous!! That flower is wonderful and goes so well with the lovely sentiment stamp.

  32. What a stunning piece of art work. Wow. Makes me want to get busy. Thanks so much for sharing.

  33. Hi – this is so much fun to see ALL the different interesting and beautiful projects by artists! So inspiring and I really enjoy seeing how the tools are being used. Thanks!

  34. Beautiful project. Love the flowers. They go so perfectly with these new stamps.

  35. Great job repurposing this frame! Thanks for the blow-by-blow, it’s so helpful to see someone else’s process. Love that bee pin too!

  36. That flower is many layers of fabulous!

  37. love this non-traditional color comb and the triangle button. just awesome.

  38. I love the idea of framing these wonderful sentiments and the flower is spectacular too. Thanks for sharing.

  39. Hi Sherry,
    your royal badness(??)!
    i have no idea why you think that, but your project here is nothing but good….good-looking, and i’ll bet it was good fun to create, so i think deep down you must be really good at heart!

  40. what a great idea for a frame! thanks for the ideas!

  41. Love it. Such a great idea.

  42. What a lovely piece of art! Beautiful job!

  43. I love the card you made. So beautiful.

  44. argh, LOVE the new stamps but I really am on a spending limit…sighhhhhh :-).

    Gorgeous frame…..and that sentiment is absolutely perfect for your beautiful flowers. 🙂

  45. I love how you’ve taken these papers (a new favourite) and used them in a garden theme-especially the tiny bee in the pin. Well done.

  46. Your blue flower is very pretty. It looks like two different dies togethers. .

  47. Nice project- love the sepia bee’s

  48. I love what you did with the frame Sherry. I would have thought that using the black and metallic polka dots would have made a masculine frame, but you’ve made it for either gender.

  49. Great project….you are such a hoot! Thanks.

  50. Sherry, that blue flower is a knockout! And I love the framed sentiment. Beautiful!

  51. This is so very pretty – you are in a class all by yourself when it comes to making flowers! I think we would all love to have your sense of style and color – not to mention expertise!

  52. The flower is amazing! Great job with the frame too!

    TFS,

    Carmen L

  53. What a wonderful project! Beautiful flower, too!

  54. OMG Sherry!! This is gorgeous!!! Love, love, love that flower and that sentiment just rocks!

  55. Wow Sherry, this is gorgeous! Who knew a simple little frame could turn out so fabulous! I love the flower with the distress Stickles in the middle – great idea! And that little glossed over bee is such a perfect touch. LOVE all of the new sentiments 🙂 Thanks for sharing

  56. I really love the idea of sponging the antique linen color to pop it a little bit more from the debossed frame. Nice work.

  57. I love your frame – it is beautiful and you put the perfect sentiment inside! Fabulous!

  58. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful project!!!

  59. I think this is such a nice piece of art that I wish I had more time ….

  60. Well Sherry as usual an incrediable piece!! I always look forward to seeing your designs, they give me so much inspiration, and this one does it! I love the bees and the saying as well as the papers and the flower , and the details are great
    looking forward to your next projects!!

  61. Awesome flower (as usual) Sherry. Love your wee frame, sentiment and bee.

  62. Your frame is gorgeous. Any gardener would be proud to display it on her shelf.

  63. Wow do I love that flower. Beautiful

  64. Your frame is wonderful and I love the flower. It’s beautiful!

  65. I love the whole effect – polka dots and flower!

  66. Sherry- your colors are beautiful! I’m a fan of polkadots!

  67. Sherry, this is a lovely frame. Very pretty flower and the little touches to embellish make it all so special.

  68. What a wonderful project. Loved the use of all the different papers and techniques. the frame was gorgeous.

  69. Sherry this is one beautiful frame and I love all the embellishments you’ve used. Great work.

  70. Your frame is absolutely beautiful and goes so good with the awesome QuietFire Saying!! Love the flower! You have inspired me truly!! Thank You so much.

  71. Thanks for sharing all the techniques for the beautful altered frame you created. It certainly does showcase the wonderful QuietFire stamp and I love the flower ! Maybe I need that Spellbinders die too!!!
    Joanne

  72. Fabulous frame! I especially love that flower and the colours you have chosen!

  73. I’ve followed your designs and love your style! This is just incredibly gorgeous – thanks for all the inspiration!
    Hugs,
    Marsha

  74. Love the design. Great choice for the flower.

  75. Beautiful frame for a lovely quote.

  76. Love your altered frame. It really makes the sentiment stand out.

  77. Sherry – Love your framed quote. Love the little bee pin that you made with the memo pin. So very clever. Thanks for sharing.

  78. The perfect gift for a gardener!! Your embellishments and all of the detail are AWESOME!! TFS

  79. I love what you did with the frame. This will make a great gift.

  80. This is a striking way to show off the lovely stamp. Very creative on your part. Like the elements you’ve added. Nicely done.

  81. What a beautiful card. I really love the traditional feel. The quote is perfect for the papers & embelishments.
    alsmouse ~C8> Ratty Hugs

  82. I love how you incorporated a little bee into the pin!! Great frame idea and a great quote. Nice to see all the stamps in one place!!

    Therese
    http://www.tmalakart.blogspot.ca

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