This is my 200th blog post! And it's Valentine's Day ta boot. Sounds like two very good reasons to host a giveaway to me. Do you agree? Good! Because I have an assortment of the brand new (and awesome) Bravissimo products from Making Memories to give to one lucky winner. Woot!
This giveaway is part of the Studio 5 segment I did today, which was all about medallions.
Like that? You can watch more of my segments on the Creating Keepsakes website. Thanks for your interest and support!
Now, here's how to make your own medallion base (the fluffy back part).
1. Cut a strip of flexible material (paper, fabric, crepe paper, burlap, felt, etc.) into a 1" x 12" strip.
2. Knot the end of a string several times, and run a basting strip along the bottom edge of the material.
3. Pull the fabric tight along the string to form the medallion shape.
4. With the medallion shape formed, stitch the two ends together and snip any excess thread. With that, you have your medallion base. Now it's just a matter of adding a delightful center.
Here are a few things you can make from a medallion base:
A medallion card
A medallion banner
A medallion gift bag.
A medallion gift bag (would also look cute on an Easter basket).
A medallion wreath, good for Valentine's Day or any other day of the year!
Medallion treats, made using my new cotton candy machine. Yum!
I hope these ideas get you in the medallion mood. For a chance to win the Bravissimo line from Making Memories, please leave a comment between now and this Friday, Sat 19. I'll randomly select a winner from the comments received.
Cheers!
Megan
Ohh these are SOO cute! I saw that collection at CHA and loved every bit of it!
ReplyDeleteSo many things you could do with these! I love it!!
ReplyDeletejust lovely, thanks for showing the technique in ez to follow instructions!! Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool..and easy. Love the wreath.
ReplyDeleteCute AND easy? Total win!
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats on the 200th post.
Totally cute. Totally quick and easy too. Medallions have so many uses in crafting. Thanks for showing us. :-)
ReplyDeleteI saw your video on Studio 5 and loved all of your projects. Can't wait to see what you make for St Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteI always wondered how to make those! Thanks so much for sharing. Your projects are darling!
ReplyDeletecan't decide which project I heart more! Loved them all.
ReplyDeleteYeah! Congrats on your 200th post.
ReplyDeleteI thank you so much for the tips on how to make these. What else was popular at CHA?
Thank you so much for all of the great ideas and how to techniques.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 200th post! I have been trying to make the medallion but mine never turn out looking so great...errrr. Thanks for the chance at the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! What a festive way to decorate.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll be making some medallions real soon!
ReplyDeleteI just made a bunch of flowers with this same method-so cute and quick!!
ReplyDeleteCute ideas! I LOVE Making Memories (and Creating Keepsakes).
ReplyDeleteMaking Memories?! I love Making Memories! AND a giveaway? Wowza, that's two things I love!
ReplyDeleteSo cute can't wait to try some and it looks like even a no sewer like me can do it.
ReplyDeleteThanks love your blog. Took one of your classes when you were here in Fort Lauderdale you were great
Hey girlie!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and miss you and Kim already!
I had to create all by myself today. I played the stereo really loud so I didn't have to feel so alone!!!! Looking at my pretty card right now on my studio desk. Miss you girls!!!!
SUPER cute! I can't wait to get this line--LOVE LOVE LOVE it:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win:) sbmmhoover at yahoo dot com
This are cute, you always have great ideas to share, i love it when your blog pops up in my reader with something new. thank you!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable. Those would be great as a scrapbook embellishment.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try these! and I love that you have a cotton candy machine!! How fun!
ReplyDeleteOMG, sooooo cute love the medallion projects. I will be expecting that love medallion card i the mail any day now (lol). Its so cute. Congrats Meghan on yur 200th blog post. YAYAYAY
ReplyDeleteWoo Hoo on 200!
ReplyDeletethanks 4 the chance
Fabulous projects Megan and you're a natural on tv! So cool!
ReplyDeleteThese medallions are so adorable! I'm GOING to have to make some of these. ;)
ReplyDeleteI just adore these!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteI loved you on STUDIO 5. Love your cute ideas!
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