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Thursday, November 4, 2010

Welcome to my Royal Blog Tour Castle!

Welcome weary traveller to my castle! I have been looking forward to your visit, preparing to make your stop here enjoyable, and even have some blog candy you can sign up for (information at the end). My castle’s royal colors are Bashful blue, Marina mist, and Crumb cake.
Rest a bit and view my castle’s gallery of 4 x 4 elegant cards with matching envelopes. These cards use Stampin’ Up’s satin ribbon, crochet trim lace, pearls, and the Timeless Treasure stamp set – so fitting for royalty. Here is the first card for your viewing pleasure:


Please let me offer you a hot beverage with my next card, designed to coordinate with our graceful teacups.
  

I saved the best for last – this gorgeous card took a little longer to make, but is was well worth it. It was inspired by my lovely satin with pearl buckles shoes :-))



Please don’t forget to sign up for my blog candy:  Email me your name and email address to be put into the drawing : mklecuyer@hotmail.com.  This is what the blog candy is: 

The Square Lattice Textured Impressions Embossing Folder Die
 
Here is a snippet of a card using this embossing folder – so appropriate for royalty, don’t you think?



Now that you have rested up, your carriage awaits so you can continue on your creative journey to the next castle - Thank you for spending time here!

Princess Mary L
P.S. Check my tutorials page for the striped grosgrain ribbon "fussy flower".  For a tutorial and video of the lace flower, go to Beate's John at SCS:  http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/stitchedribbonflower

32 comments:

  1. love your lace weaving!

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  2. I love all the blues. Very elegant.
    millanclan@bell.net

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  3. GORGEOUS AND ELEGANT! Thank you for being a Princess and sharing your artwork.
    Marisol Gutierrez

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  4. loved that you stayed on a "royal" theme very elegant and royal projects

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  5. Blue is my favourite colour. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  6. Gorgeous cards, very vintage looking. Thanks for sharing.

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  7. Beautiful cards, I love your rosettes and ribbons. The matching envies make it real sweet! Thank you for offering blog candy, it is so nice to think about winning some cool stuff! rozie.kerry@gmail.com

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  8. beautiful cards, thank you for sharing.
    Gale

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  9. Loved your cards, and the lace weaving is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing your creativity and for the chance to win some candy.
    Babe O'Mara
    youiesmom@att.net

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  10. Wow, love the lace weaving, and all your projects. You have showcased this stamp set beautifully!
    Hugs,
    Sharon Field - RBT HQ Crumb Cake Castle

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  11. I'm looking forward to the tutorial on lace weaving! Thanks for sharing. jmniffer

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  12. Thanks for sharing your beautiful cards and the opportunity to win blog candy. my name is Marion Wilkinson and my email is marionew@comcast.net

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  13. I can't wait for the directions on that beautiful lace weaving!! Girl, great job!!
    tionya
    tionyalynn at yahoo dot com

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  14. Mary, I love your lace weaving! Is gorgeous! TFS!

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  15. This is one beutiful card set. The weaving will be a good way to use uo small piees of paper and ribbon
    sharon l
    sharon.lemon@sbcglobal.net

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  16. Love your cards. Thanks for sharing. Dianne Bell peggydiannebell@yahoo.com

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  17. Such pretty, elegant cards!
    Verna
    vch118@aol.com

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  18. wow! your woven/quilted ribbon look is amazing! you really make these antique images stand out! GREAT work, Mary! TFS!

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  19. lovely job on your projects, the woven lace is especially lovely

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  20. Love the lace and ribbon weaving. That took time.

    mmlmn@polarcomm.com

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  21. Mary: beautiful projects, and I LOVE the blue shoe card. Thank you for being on the tour, and for rescuing us late in the game! :)

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  22. Wowzers, love that weaving and your other projects were just awesome. Looking forward to seeing the details later. Thanks for sharing.
    Joyce
    stampahaulic@comcast.net

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  23. The crochet lace weaving is gorgeous! Love your projects.

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  24. Pretty cards--great weaving & colors.

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  25. Really like your cards and will be back for the flower and ribbon directions. TFS

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  26. Princess Mary, you have outdone yourself. Your cards are simply gorgeous! Looking foreward to instructions for doing the weaving technique. I hope all is well in your kingdom.

    Lynne G

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  27. Your cards are gorgeous... wonderful for any royalty! I can't wait to see the tutorial for the weaving technique!

    Thank you so much for sharing!!!

    ~Ola
    okj83 at live dot com

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  28. I love all of your beautiful projects,especially the shoe card! So lovely and royal:-)
    Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.
    Inky hugs,
    Janet

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  29. Great projects - waiting on those weaving instructions!!!! TFS

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  30. Mary, congratulations your creations are beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Hugs and blessings,
    Martha Lucia Gomez
    malugomez0@gmail.com
    http://stampartpapel.blogspot.com

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  31. Looking forward to those Tutorials! Love your work! Thanks for sharing your time and talent with us here on the RBT!

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  32. Lovely job Princess Mary and looking forward to the tutorials!
    Your royal hands obviously have a knack for weaving...something as a spinner and weaver myself I can appreciate, envy and hope to emulate.

    Crossing my fingers and toes for the lattice folder too. This weaver has been coveting it big time. When I first saw it I thought twill weave pattern and then I thought it reminded me of a series of Jerusalem crosses. So many reasons to love it. Thanks for offering it among all the other loveliness.

    So glad too you didn't insist our comments be in Middle English or Shakespeare couplets! Must have been a bad dream last night but I've been sure someone would require that! LOL!

    Hugs - Jean Fitch
    jlfstudio at live.com

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