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Celebrate Freedom Blog Hop



Hi friends!  You should have hopped over from Ashley's blog but if you didn't you can start at the beginning over at Lisa's.

I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July no matter where you are in the world.  We had fun with parades, picnics, fireworks...the whole sha-bang.  So in honor of the 4th, I made this cute rosette decoration for the holiday...
 I wanted something different from the normal banner that I usually hang for all the holidays.
 The letters were cut from Plantin Schoolbook cart at 3.75" and I used Stickles to give them some bling.  You can kinda sorta see it on the "A".
 
Hope you like them. Maybe this will be my next tutorial :)   You next stop is Pam.

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All you have to do is leave a comment on each blog for a chance to win.  

Here is the whole lineup:
1. Lisa Pontious ~ http://honeybearzdesigns2011.blogspot.com/
2. Ashley - http://theglamoroussideofscrapping.blogspot.com/
3. Sandy- http://scrapbookblessings.blogspot.com/
4. Pam - http://lovebugcreations3.blogspot.com/
5. Haidee-http://created2bunique.blogspot.com/
6. Melisa ~ http://melisascraftycreations.blogspot.com/

8. Angela - http://angelascraftyspot.blogspot.com/
9. Kathy - http://kathyand3kids.blogpot.com/
10. Tabetha - http://tabethascreations.blogspot.com/
11. Sarah - www.sarahbiswabic.blogspot.com
12. Lori - http://scrappinmystressaway.blogspot.com/
13. Carolyn - http://grandmacarol46580.blogspot.com/

Comments

  1. You hit the button with the none traditional banner LOVE it TFS your creative idea!
    Nice hopping with you!!!

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  2. I love your banner!! It is great! Glad to be on the hop with you!
    Angela
    chewiescrappin@hotmail.com
    http://angelascraftyspot.blogspot.com

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  3. Such pretty rosette. I like the papers you picked. TFS AJ-

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  4. Sandy, I love your banner! I am happy to be in this awesome hop with you! Have a great day! Your friend, Sarah

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  5. Stopping by from the Celebrate Freedom Blog Hop! Love your designs!

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  6. Just BEAUTIFUL!!!!
    Glenda
    slatsinhi@yahoo.com

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  7. Wow!! I love your Rosettes!! Very Creative :)

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  8. LOVE your rosette banner!! It looks great on the fireplace!

    Glad to be in this hop with you!

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  9. I love the rosettes I must try them soon!! Thanks for sharing!

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  10. I love this!! looks like you have mastered making rosettes! I haven't! LOL love it!
    thanks for sharing!

    brwneyes46@gmail.com
    http://craftybrowneyes.blogspot.com

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  11. This is beautiful =) New follower !!
    http://lovesbuggin.blogspot.com/

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  12. Wow - I adore your rosettes - they would look great at my house tooooo.......thanks for hopping today - you're a tough act to follow!
    Mama LoveBug (Pam)
    pam_lash at yahoo dot com

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  13. Love your rosettes! Great way to shoe off the USA!

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  14. Wow! These rosettes are beautiful! Great project!
    http://rhapsodyonpaper.blogspot.com/

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  15. Awesome Rosettes!! LOVELY décor!
    Have a wonderful day,
    Migdalia
    Mrodriguez860@hotmail.com

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  16. Love your Rosettes!!

    So happy to be in the same hop together!

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  17. WOW!AWESOME!!!Love your ROSETTES!!!

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  18. Gorgeous! I love rosettes--they easily dress things up.

    kristainmn at gmail dot com

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  19. Hi there, I'm stopping by from the Celebrate Freedom Blog Hop! Really liked your Rosette's. I have yet to try to make them.
    Robin Brockopp
    Morph Mania Creations

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  20. very pretty! Love the idea of using rosettes!

    Kim :)

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  21. Oh, I am loving your Rosettes. We had our Family 4th of July get together yesterday. These would have been perfect. Thanks for sharing!
    cindymarshall63 at hotmail dot com
    cindys-greencricut.blogspot.com

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  22. Oh what a fun banner. I love this idea. It would match my rosette wreathe on the door. tfs Tami

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  23. Great project! Loving the hop. I'm your newest follower! Thanks for the giveaways - great sponsors!!

    La-Vie B.
    Follow me at C’est La-Vie Designs Unlimited, LLC

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  24. What a great 4th of July rosette decoration! It looks fantastic!
    Pam
    scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com

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  25. Beautiful Rosettes. What a great idea for decoration. TFS!
    Melisa

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  26. Sandy the rosette decoration is beautiful. You know actually I have never done a rosette but I think I am going to try it. Thank you for inspiring me and thank you for being a part of this hop with me. I really appreciate it.

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