Tim Holtz is a signature product designer for various companies in the craft industries, including Ranger Industries, Sizzix®, idea-ology®, Stampers Anonymous, Tonic Studios®, Eclectic Elements®, and Assemblage®. Tim plays an integral part in development and design of cutting edge crafting products reflecting his unique vintage style and inspiration for the the creative journey.
these people sure will…thanks once again for all of your comments! if you didn’t have a chance to read them, you really should go back and do it – lots of great ideas for using flowers – thanks so much for sharing them.
congrats to the following winners: (julie howard, clare, immi) – please email me your information and i’ll get your flowers out right away…t!m
These flowers ROCK! I just LOVE them! Talk about vintage and grunge.. they are perfect for so many of my projects!
I use flowers A LOT. My favorite use for them is to hide adhesive on acrylic albums (they go on the "back" page to hide the adhesive from things on the front!)
I also use them to embellish stamps, around photos, singly or in clusters, in borders, to hide yucky stuff in photo backgrounds, parts of or as letters, with stickers, stickles, buttons or brads.
Posted by: Julie Howard | April 21, 2008 at 07:58 PM
I can never use a lot of flowers as I mostly make ‘boy’ stuff whether its cards, scrapping, home decor etc – THESE fantastic flowers are PERFECT for boy pages/cards/whatever – so grungy and cool, not a bit ‘girlified’ – I have all sorts of ideas for them running round my head already, but the first thing I must do is incorporate some into some jewellery and show them off!
Posted by: Clare | April 22, 2008 at 09:00 AM
Flowers add such a nice extra layer of dimension and texture! They’re awesome for scrapbooks & cards. I’ve used them quite a bit also on the mixed media collages I do, and it always draws a positive comment! The flowers you showed are unlike anything I’ve seen before, and I’d LOOOVE to have some! Thanks for the fun giveaway!
Immi
Posted by: Immi | April 22, 2008 at 02:24 PM