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26 Feb

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Are you gettting sick of quick posts?  Sorry…but this old dog is whooped and I have stamp club tomorrow. Today was an amazing day, and I think everyone had a great time at Spring Fling, we had Demonstrators from PA, NM, even Canada, not too shabby eh?

I'll share one of my favorite things I think from the day, I know when I saw Linda Barnes demo these at Regionals I knew this had to be a make n take for Spring Fling.

This is aluminum flashing and 12 gauge wire we got at Lowes, and my sweet hubby cut the flashing so I could run it through the big shot and he also made up some sort of jig in the barn to bend all the wire stakes.  He teased and said "couldn't you buy aluminum wire?" and I was like "that is what Linda said to get!" I sprayed the flashing flower white with metal spray paint.  You want to primer it first.

Thanks Linda for teaching us this. A special Thanks to honey bunny Jeff for helping get this make n take ready for the day. I love you, as do all the 102 ladies that came to Spring Fling!

Here is what the packaging looks like for the flashing and the wire.

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Guess who gets to keep this one?

Dies used were Original Dies, Ovals 2, Blossom Party

Misc: Designer Frames Textured Impressions Embossing folder (free with a $50.00 order), Cropadile, Black Bauble, SAB brad, chalkboard vinyl for decor elements

Keep in mind this is metal and it is sharp, so I would not let your kids help with this project. I was wondering what copper would look like and stick them in the garden and if they would turn color to a petina or something?

I hope you have been enjoying the Spring Fling make n takes so far.  I need to take pictures of my metal display…I forgot to and my body is saying Go To Bed!!!

Have a blessed Sunday and thanks for stopping in.

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  1. Crystal R. says

    February 26, 2012 at 5:29 am

    Try this!!! I recently opened up a drink can and we used it for running thru the big shot and even punched it with the paper punchers…..worked great!!!
    Crystal

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  2. Kadie in Arizona says

    February 26, 2012 at 6:10 am

    Okay….I was there and experienced the FUN first hand……and let me tell you – It was an AMAZING DAY! Can't believe all the projects we made…but also ALL THE PRODUCT we went home with. LOVED the swaps and the Demo's were AMAZING. Great Job Di and Rhonda …. WELL DONE LADIES! The SaddleBrooke Ladies will be back for the Fall Fest in August….ROCK ON!

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  3. Shirley says

    February 26, 2012 at 6:25 am

    I just showed my hubby this and told him I want to put these in my flowerbeds. His response…"Call 911 now!" Sadly he is right, I tend to be a bit accident prone! hehe But I think I will give this a try.
    This really looks like a fun project! Thanks for sharing. I will be doing mine in the copper. Just love the idea of the copper. :0)

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  4. Rhonda Morgan says

    February 26, 2012 at 10:01 am

    Add 2 more to the count of happy ladies, myself & Rachel! And a HUGE HUGE HUGE thank you again to Jeff for cutting all of this material! Luv ya Jeff!! big hugs

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  5. Carey Rogers says

    February 26, 2012 at 11:05 am

    I love this project. What a great idea. We grow a BIG garden with vegies and sometimes forget what we put where. I have some flashing so now just need to get the other stuff. I know DH is going to groan when he sees what he needs to help me with next.

    Sorry about being MIA. Work and classes for certification at work have been more than insane.

    Hugs
    Carey and Roscoe

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  6. Gail Cook says

    February 26, 2012 at 11:09 am

    Love, love, love your Stake Make n Take!!!

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  7. Charmaine says

    February 26, 2012 at 7:13 pm

    Very cute! I would love to know how you made these!

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