Here it is, my little herd of punkins. These get easier to make the more I make of them. First I would put the scallops together and then try to add the leaves and vines but this time I laid the leaves and vines on as I put the scallops together. I will take them to work in the morning and see if they stay put this time. The last herd ran off with the boss's wife. I am running out of orange card stock and need to order some more. I don't know how many more herds I will be selling off before Thanksgiving. I am thinking about a forest of trees. How can I do those?
Thanks for tuning in.
That's a pretty cute little "herd," Leslie. If someone snaps them up, I can see why. As for trees, I've no clue. You've seen my blog. A paper engineer I am not. LOL. Have a good week, friend!
ReplyDeleteVery cute pumpkins. :)
ReplyDeleteWicked cute!
ReplyDeleteSo stinkin' cute!
ReplyDeleteI love these punkins better then mine, I have to lift this idea for sure Leslie.
ReplyDeleteI love them!! And thank you for the sweet comments!
ReplyDeleteALso I didn't know about that recipe in the ideabook--thanks for pointing that out!
these punkins are adorable, do you have a tutorial? thanks for the visits and comments!
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Hi Leslie, those little punkins are sooo cute! You are so talented! Bisous... Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the pumpkis--very cool that you used scallops folded to make them awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love paper piecig--so this is right up my alley!
I can't believe you live i JAX too--what side? I'm Northside--I never meet anyone from here!
Hugs,
Gypsy
Love these! They would be great to make a few for the ladies at work.
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