Flower GIVEAWAY!!

The time has finally come where I can no longer avoid the mess that has become my scraproom. I will be undertaking a new project that requires some order to my room so therefore I am forced to PURGE!! The great thing is that I've decided to host several giveaways! Each give away will be something different. Today we have flowers!

 That's right I am giving away flowers!!

In fact I am giving away 40 packages of never opened flowers!!

Yep you heard me right 40!!!

To have a chance at winning these beauties I ask that you please do the following:

1. Be a follower of my blog.

2. Share this post on facebook. 

For an extra entry share this giveaway on Instagram.

That's it that's all.

I will choose a winner on November 30th! I will let my grandson pick a winner as it's his birthday!

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 This month's challenge at More Than Words was Delicate fabrics. The word inspiration is delicate and the artistic challenge is Fabrics. As you can see I went with lace. 

 I choose this photo of my oldest daughter Ashley with my newest grandson Hudson. This was taken shortly after his birth. To me there is nothing more delicate and fragile than a new life. And this cutie is so photogenic you will be seeing much more of him on my blog! 

This is the Moodboard on our blog at More Than Words.

I choose to add lace to this layout because it is also so soft and delicate. I ran some generic lace along the bottom and top of the page. I used Maja Design's Vintage Baby papers for this layout. They are perfect for boys and girls. 

I added Prima's lace with bling to the side of the photo. I did a bit of hand stitching along some of the sides of the papers. 

For added interest I did some stenciling with a stencil from 13@rts and snowflake paste. A small Tim Holtz gumdrop finished off perfectly.

The frame and title are of course from Dusty Attic. I tried to distress the frame to make it look old. I used some Lindy's mists on it then went over it with their white chalk mist. When it dried I added some Prima Clear crackle texture paste in order to make it peel and obtain that vintage look. 

I fussy cut around the frame so that I could add my layers of papers underneath. The flowers are old ones from my stash.

I hope you enjoyed this quick peek and hope you join our challenge this month!! We have so many awesome goodies up for grabs!!! 

In the meantime I must start getting to my East Coast holiday pic!!

See you soon!

All the best! :)