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  2. Just what I was looking for. I love these and will be making some too. Here from Kammy's Korner and now following too 🙂

  3. Seriously? Whodathunkit! How long did this take? I'm sure for you it was probably pretty quick but it would be fun to have an idea in the "you will need" part of the post, the time involved. I'm sure if you get it down pat it could go pretty quick. Your tutorials are so easy to follow and so much fun! Found this post at Knick of Time!
    Liz

  4. oh these are gorgeous! geez they look like they probally took forever but i guess they will last forever ~ I love them gonna have to try thanks for sharing

  5. My favorite flower – another project added to my list. This one is perfect for rainy days when I cannot paint or garden. Came over from Winthrop.

    Distressed Donna Down Home

  6. so gorgeous! i love hydrangeas! it amazes me how they are different colors depending on the makeup of the soil they're planted in. thanks for linking up to tip-toe thru tuesday!

  7. These are beautiful! Very creative and a great tutorial as well! Thanks for sharing them at Knick of Time Tuesday!

    Blessings,
    Angie

    P.S. – Don't forget to add a link or a button for the party within your posts so you can be featured! :0)

  8. These are so amazing! I've been looking at other tutorials on DIY Hydrageas for a while, then saw yours. The best by far! They look so real! Going to try it and pinning! Thanks for the inspiration!

  12. Wow, so beautiful! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. Looks like they would have taken a long time to make. Great job!

  18. Very, very pretty! I think that it turned out very realistic as well. As a florist that works mostly with fresh flowers – I am impressed!

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