Wreath

Made this wreath for a great friend for Christmas.  I used Close To My Heart retired fabric, For Always, because it would go so well with her decor.  I did add a little other fabric after realizing how light in color is was.  These wreaths are made on a wire frame and you tie on the strips.  My strips were cut 2" x 8 1/2".
I used a total of 2 1/2" of fabric for mine. 

CTMH Simply Inspired Blog Hop Featuring Seasonal Expressions

Welcome to another CTMH Simply Inspired Blog Hop.

This time we are featuring our new Seasonal Expressions Ideabook Supplement which can be yours free with any order starting Dec 2nd. This supplement runs from Dec 1 to March 31 2015.  It is 40 pages and features 2 new paper collections, 2 new Workshops on the Go, lots of wonderful stamps and great new accessories.  Take a look at some of the new product and some fun ideas.
If you arrived here from Tina's Blog   you are on the right track.
If you get lost along the way you can find a complete list of those participating here.

I choose the new Hopscotch Paper collection to make this fun Waterfall Folio

This folio is 4 1/2" x 8 1/2" and has hard chip board covers.

I used Artiste Cartridge to make the bow. The saying is from C1594 Treasured Friendship.

Inside you will find a waterfall on the right side with room for 15 photos.

On the left side I decided to add a flip up decorative cover.  The saying here if from 

D1602 A Budding Friendship

The flower is from our Art Philosophy Cartridge.

Here is the flap up, room for additional photos.  The bottom left decorative square is a pocket that has a Colonial White tag inside perfect for journaling.

This is the complete selection of patterned papers in X7194B Hopscotch.  It also comes with 2 sheets of Flaxen and Glacier cardstock, 1 piece each of Smoothie and Sunset cardstock.  I added the Colonial cardstock to make my project.  If you would like to make one of your own you can find a tutorial at

http://g45papers.typepad.com/graphic45/2014/07/a-wednesday-filled-with-mini-albums.html

Thank you for stopping by, next on your stop is the fabulous Karen Pedersen Blog.