Since it's taken me a while to get to 100 posts, you might have missed a few along the way! Here is a rundown of the all-time top 10 posts on my blog as of today. Enjoy!
10 | Iris Folding - four cards I was inspired to try some iris folding after doing a card for a Club Scrap class, and share four of my cards in this post. |
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9 | Organization tip #4: Spellbinders storage plus tutorial In 2010, I went through a major reorganization of my crafty space. See my tips for organizing spellbinders dies complete with a tutorial. |
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8 | Organization tip #3: Rubber stamp storage I also shared some organization tips that I use for my rubber stamps! |
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7 | Wedding cards with origami dresses Thanks to the All Things Paper blog, I found this great origami book, and played with making wedding cards with white folded dresses. |
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6 | Making Memories Guest Designer I made this great little travel book using a line of paper from Memory Makers. See a bit of my trip to England in summer 2009. Of course it took a year to make the book... |
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5 | Tutorial: Make a book with shaped pages I love using Spellbinders dies, and here I take one of the shapes to make a mini-shaped book |
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4 | How to make a post bound album Making a post bound album is surprisingly easy, and they make great gifts. |
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3 | How to make artistic panels In this post, I debut my youtube channel! I love making tutorials, but they're sometimes easier when you're taping rather than taking static pictures. Later, I use these panels to make a fabulous flag book. |
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2 | Pine board book - Caardvarks challenge I don't participate in many challenges, but this one was something that caught my eye. You'll actually see some similarities to post #3 - I used some of the same masking techniques here on a bigger scale. |
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1 | Greeting cards with love - and a giveaway! This is surprising to me - I know there was a giveaway, but it's long over (2010), and it still ranks in the top ten viewed posts of the last month. I think love is always a popular topic, and making a card for someone you love is always a great way to spend your time crafting. Can you guess which card my husband made? |
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Have a great day!
Congratulations, Deb! Your posts are always high quality and I definitely enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 100th post! It's a great accomplishment.
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