Monday, May 05, 2008

Don't forget my Blog Candy!

I thought I'd made the Blog Candy Post sticky so it would stay at the top, but obviously not! *oops!*

Leave a comment on THIS POST, making a suggestion or asking a question, and you could win a pack of these beauties (my lounge room is currently abounding in ribbon!):

I'll be drawing a winner tonight, but I would love to answer LOTS more questions!!

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17 comments:

  1. Sam Coppack5/5/08 2:45 pm

    Hey Marelle! I've tagged you (you must get hundreds of these!)
    www.samcoppack.blogspot.com

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  2. Julie, Nathan and Kevan5/5/08 3:48 pm

    Hi Marelle, You are such a creative person you inspire me but i need more time management to get time to do crafts. but keep up the great work your blog is such a cheerfull place to go when you need inspiration.

    Julie

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  3. Anonymous5/5/08 3:50 pm

    Marelle,

    I am a demo in Katherine, NT, but hope I can have a chance to win the blog candy!

    Mel Hanlon

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  4. Anonymous5/5/08 4:01 pm

    Love your work. Always inspiring scrolling through your blog. If you have any great card ideas for 'Stem Silhouettes', I'd love to see them. I love this stamp set, but I'm stuck for ideas on what to bo with it.

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  5. Anonymous5/5/08 4:15 pm

    Hi Marelle, just trying to leave another message, thids time with my name attached( previous mesage came up as ANONYMOUS.

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  6. Anonymous5/5/08 5:08 pm

    Doesn't the ribbon look beautiful!! I wan tto know doesn't the family get annoyed when the house is full of ribbon/paper etc. I know mine does when my craft has taken over. :-)
    Melina

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  7. Robyn5/5/08 6:12 pm

    Hi Marelle,
    Another question but I am happy that it only counts as one with the other is how do you do you matting, do you hand cut each piece?

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  8. Crafts on Crozet5/5/08 6:15 pm

    Hi Marelle

    I have a question. I want to cover some chipboard in paper or even cardstock - not quite sure if you can use cardstock - how do you go about this? I have heard about glueing it down and then using sandpaper to get rid of the excess but I have tried it before and have not had much luck. Any help would be great.

    Thanks
    Louise

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  9. Anonymous5/5/08 8:26 pm

    Hi Marelle,
    How do you Heat emboss on card board chip shapes? I saw it mentioned in a magezine and would love to see some demo photos.

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  10. Robyn Otway5/5/08 9:14 pm

    Hi Marelle! I love your blog and you are an amazingly creative person. I've only just got into stamping but already I have stuff everywhere. I loved your hubby's creativity with your punch stamps and I wondered if you had some hints on how to store all the stuff, particularly the paper - do you keep the colours together in their sets (eg soft subtles) or put the scraps in a box or ??????? I don't know - I'm getting lost in stuff. And stamps and ink pads and lots of other bits.... I'm sure it's only going to get more chaotic!!

    Robyn

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  11. Butterfly5/5/08 9:50 pm

    Hello Marelle
    Love visiting your blog. It is always full of inspiration.
    Would love to have some hints on how best to use the Stampin Up brayer.
    Thanks Helen R.

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  12. Dee in Oklahoma6/5/08 1:50 am

    How do you store your ribbons? I would love to know.
    Hugs, Dee in Oklahoma

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  13. Anonymous6/5/08 4:16 am

    I love your Blog Candy Canes and Faux Bow tutorials! I like tips, techniques, and tutorials. I prefer the tutorials not to be videos because sometimes I like to study the photo of how something is done. Thanks for sharing your great ideas!

    Swedie

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  14. Anonymous6/5/08 9:05 am

    Marelle, Thanks for such an inspiring website! On that topic, where do you get your inspiration? Do you start with a colour, stamp set or sketch? Also how do you manage your time with young children. Sometimes I feel ready to sink with everything that needs to be done.

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  15. sandyh506/5/08 9:42 am

    Hi Marelle, my question has to do with chipboard too. I have never used it and would like a tutorial on it. I've seen it in scrapbooks but is it too heavy for cards?

    Thanks,
    Sandy

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  16. Anonymous6/5/08 12:37 pm

    Hi Marelle :) been reading all of the questions on the post and I am quite excited to read the answers as a lot of them I have been wanting to ask for a while now. I await in anticipation! I especially love the way you have designed your blog. I keep fiddling with mine and still dont like it :( I guess it all comes with practice.
    xxx

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  17. Anonymous6/5/08 4:03 pm

    Hi Marelle, your blog is awesome! Your creations are beautiful, I wish I had the time to do more with my stamps. I am stuck for inspiration regarding my 'good things grow' set, so if you have these stamps I'd love to see what you can do with them. beclucattini@yahoo.com.au

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