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Welcome Winter Blog Hop

Sorry all you end-timers but still here and kickin'!  I just have this to say...

Okay all kidding aside, thanks for stopping by to my third blog hop ( I am on an roll!!!!).  This hop is being hosted by Ashley, The Blog Hop Princessand you can head of there to start at the beginning.
You should have came via Tabetha (such a pretty name!)

My project for this hop was inspired by this picture on Pinterest (which I am totally addicted to by the way).
My best friend found it and said she would loved to have something like this to hang up.  I knew I could do it for her but with a couple of changes.  She lives 5 hrs away so I will have to mail it and do you know how heavy those bells are?!?!  And her living rooms is in blues so I decided to change up the colors.

I found these plain white letters at JoAnn Fabrics.
With a little acrylic blue paint, Crystal Stickles and glittered plastic snowflakes here is what I made for her...
I went with the blue and white winter theme, I figured she can hang it up longer too.

I added some swirls with the stickles and if you look closely, you can see that I put her last name in the design.

I chose to used premade plastic glitter ornaments instead of paper because they would hold up better in the mail and when she stores it after the season.
I am happy to say, she loved it!

I have a little Prize for the hop, but it is a surprise!
(not pictured)
All you have to do is leave a comment on this post for a chance to win with a way to reach you ( I think it is "jerbrony" to have to to claim your prize, lol!  It is not to hard to send an email off, lol!).  If you are a follower or new to follow, just let me know in you comment and I will enter you twice!

Hope you are getting inspired by all these winter projects and ideas!  Your next stop is to Amy


Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
 

Comments

  1. Wasn't sure what the alphabets were until i saw the bigger picture. i have been following you and enjoying your posts for a while already. Thanks for sharing your project. Its great!

    marianneDOTwanhamATgmailDOTcom

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  2. OMG! This is just such a pretty home decor project and your friend must be tickled pink with the finale results! Blue is such a pretty colour. TFS and for the chance to win the surprize! I am a new follower and would love for you to do the same. Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones!
    jennyplace26@gmail.com

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  3. Very pretty decor! Love the snowflakes on it

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  4. I love Pinterest too!! such a great project. TFS Janet Royer

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  5. I love this! Its very pretty and im sure your friend is gonna love it!!. Plus im a follower!

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  6. What a really cute idea for a gift and it looks cool too! Became a new follower.
    Tina Campbell

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  7. Love the shimmery snowflakes. great wall decor.

    marg0006 at verizon dot net

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  8. LOVE LOVE it!


    tabethawatson86@gmail.com

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  9. Pretty wall hanging ! I LOVE the snowflakes!!

    I am a new follower of your blog :)

    Silvia
    siilyscrap@aol.com
    http://sillyscrap..blogspot.com

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  10. Great project. Love that color blue. Your friend will adore it.
    satimiriamATgmailDOTcom

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  11. Absolutely beautiful!! I love how you added her last name in there!

    Kim :)

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  12. Wow Sandy, your friend is so lucky to have a friend like you! What a cool wall hanging!!!

    Happy Holidays!
    amyis300 AT hotmail DOT com
    ScrapThisSaveThat.Blogspot.com

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  13. Oh, I forgot to mention, I'm already a follower!

    amyis300 AT hotmail DOT com
    ScrapThisSaveThat.Blogspot.com

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  14. What great JOYful projects! Thanks for sharing. Thanks for the chance to win a mystery prize - I love surprises!

    tiggeria@gmail.com

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  15. Great home decor idea! I love that you can keep it hung up longer! I am a new follower! :0)

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