Ellen Hutson asked if I would like to be a guest designer for the CLASSroom posting a tutorial on how to use the product "GooseBumps" to create beautiful "speckled" poinsettias. I am thrilled to do this. Above is a picture of three different colors of "speckled" poinsettias I created using the Susan's Garden Poinsettia dies and GooseBumps Clear Texture Spray.
You will find a detailed tutorial on how I created these poinsettias, in Ellen Hutson's the CLASSroom. Please go over to see detailed instructions on how I used the GooseBumps and how I assemble the poinsettias. I know you will have fun creating these beautiful poinsettias.
Would you like to win the blog candy pictured below? Be sure to leave a comment here on my blog for a chance to win the Susan's Garden Poinsettia dies, a bottle of GooseBumps, and the Susan's Garden Flower Tool Kit. Please be sure your comment has a way to contact you (email address) so we can contact you if you are the winner. Comments for this blog candy will be available for the drawing through Thursday, December 19th. The winner will be announced on Friday, December 20th. Ellen Hutson will mail these products out to the winner.
All the products I used to create these beautiful poinsettias can be purchased from Ellen Hutson, LLC. Just click on the links below:
Color Catcher
Susan's Garden Poinsettia dies
Susan's Garden Pan Pastels
PanPastel Sofft Tools
Sizzix, Susan's Garden Flower Tool Kit
The Ultimate Glue
Vintage Photo, Distress Stickles
Tea Dye, Distress Ink
Alcohol Ink Applicator Tool
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Welcome to the CLASSroom. Your poinsettia is so beautiful. I need a bit of practice to get mine to look like this. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are so beautiful .Love them and such yummy candy!!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Dr Sonia
soniasv@rediffmail.com
Cards Crafts School Projects
I have not tried the goose bumps product but it has a beautiful look on your flowers. Also as always beautiful flowers! Thanks for the chance to win some candy!
ReplyDeleteI have a bottle of goosebumps and I have not tried it because I didn't know exactly what to do with it. Thank you so much for showing this!! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your poinsettia tutorial at the Classroom. Your flowers are stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Wonderful Array of Poinsettias Selma. I bet you had fun too. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteSelma,
ReplyDeleteYour flowers give me 'goosebumps' so now I will have to buy Goosebumps and give it a try. You are always such an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your many talents!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
i have the toys to makes this, but haven't had the confidence yet to try it..after seeing and reading your techniques, it looks do-able..thanks for sharing your art..
ReplyDeleteYour project has introduced me to a new product. Thanks for the tutorial and giveaway chance :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial! I can see why they asked you to come to the classroom! Your flowers are absolutely gorgeous!!!! And now you have a new fan! I don't have any of these dies but they are certainly on my wishlist. Thanks so much for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers, Selma!
ReplyDeleteAnd the most the gorgeous poisenttia's!
Thank you for the fantastic tutorial and the chance to win the candy.
Greetings from Eva.
I love the look the goose bumps leaves on flowers, your flowers are always so breathtaking!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, your poinsettias are gorgeous. I'm glad to learn how to use goose bumps. Have to try this. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your inspiration! I need to try to recreate the poinsettias to add to my Christmas wreath.
ReplyDeleteI had to come over from The Classroom to tell you how much I love your flowers and that I appreciate your tutorial! Your flowers are amazing!
ReplyDeleteSelma, your poinsettias are gorgeous. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSelma, these flowers are stunning (of course all of your flowers always are!) Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial! I will have to give this a try!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Gini
I hadn't heard of the Goosebumps product. After seeing your beautiful poinsettias, I would love to try some. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the CLASSROOM. I look forward to many more of your tutorials. I love your poinsettias and I now off to see all your other creations.
ReplyDeletePerfect Selma....your poinsettias are sooooo real! But then, all the flowers you create are life like -every detail! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJan
I love any kind of flowers on cards and it seems that you are the master flower-maker! Thanks for the giveaway......
ReplyDeleteLaura Holt
[Google will enter me as "unknown"]
leliza1@verizon.net
Your poinsettia is amazing - I want to reach out and touch it. Thank you so much for explaining how to use the goose bumps. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettia is lovely! Thanks for showing us how to use these products and sharing your talents!
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Your poinsettia is absolutely beautiful! The Goose Bumps really give them a look as if they are real. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Selma, to the classroom. I really want to thank you for your tutorial on goose bumps spray, so helpful. Your flowers are gorgeous, you are so creative with them. the poinsettia is one of my favorites. thanks for sharing plus blog candy, possibilities.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and a great tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing your techniques.
ReplyDeleteYour creations are the most beautiful I have ever seen. You are so creative and a true artist. Thanks for sharing your creations and instructions too. One of these days I am going to try your techniques. Your flowers look real. Thanks again, Glenda J
ReplyDeleteOh my, your poinsettias are gorgeous and so are the pine branches. I just bought the pine branch die from IO. THANKS for the inspiration and the clear instructions and photos. I'll visit again!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful idea.... I've got so many flower dies that I haven't used.... I think after the holidays, I know what I'm going to be doing. Thank you for sharing your creativity
ReplyDeleteYour creations are SO gorgeous! Thank you SO much for a chance to win some great products. Have a merry Christmas, too. :D
ReplyDeleteJanet Sisk
moosisk@hotmail.com
Your poinsettias are absolutley amazing! Have seen the Goosebump product but never really
ReplyDeleteunderstood how to use it until now. And now it is on my shopping list! Thank you for sharing your wonderful tutorial!
Lu C
Your poinsettias are simply awesome. Will have to go and check out the tutorial. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial on using GooseBumps on your gorgeous flowers!
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I saw your post over at Ellen today. Just had to stop by and say how gorgeous your poinsettias are and I love the texture from the Goosebumps.
ReplyDeleteThanks for an awesome tutorial In The Classroom! Your flowers are just incredibly beautiful and realistic!! Hope you return to do more tutorials! Happy Holidays...
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ReplyDeletethose are the most amazing flowers I have seen. You have a patience and a talent not to be matched~
I love to see your different techniques, always inspired when I see the flowers you make. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are just so beautiful Selma. Thank you for sharing. You are awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! These are gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous poinsettias in the CLASSroom! I just purchased Pan Pastels so your tutorial was great!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are fantastic. I am in awe of your creative talents. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this look, Selma!!! And these Susan's Garden sets are GORGEOUS!!! Thanks for your tutorial, I look forward to putting your tutorial to use with the one die set I have, but poinsettias are my favorite, so thank you for this opportunity to win those amazing goodies. I also love shopping at Ellen Hutson, have received wonderful customer service there and look forward to shopping there again in the future. Have a wonderful, blessed Christmas, Selma, and thank you again for showing us your artistry. Best wishes, Joanne
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are very beautiful. Thanks for the clear tutorial and for sharing your work.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME resist tutorial!! I can only imagine how BEAUTIFUL these look in real life!! Thanks so much for sharing and for the chance to win!! Have a Fabulous Holiday Season!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI wait every night for your post to hit my mailbox. Love your work and the tutorials that you so willingly leave for us all.
ReplyDeleteyour Poinsettias are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThank U 4 this wonderful giveaway opportunity
ColleenB.
ckb_49@yahoo.com
I'd love to try those tools. Your flowers are always so lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow what beautiful poinsettias these are and with the goose bumps product sure sets them of. At this stage don't have a poinsettia die its on my wish list.
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are beautiful. Thank you
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are absolutely gorgeous. Thank for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are amazing. Love the use of the product and will definitely have to try it. Thanks so much for the detailed tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning! I LOVED reading your tutorial on this! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteSelma, I love all your work. You are so creative. The poinsettias are beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Selma.
ReplyDeleteI have so enjoyed your tutorials all year. The flowers have been so beautiful. When I started crafting,I purchased my first items from Ellen Hutson and I did not have a cuttlebug then. It will be lots of fun making flowers with these dies and decorating them. Thanks for the chance.
Cheers, Christine Wright.
christinehw13@gmail.com.
Beautiful flowers Selma. Seen your technique at the CLASSroom yesterday and was intrigued with the product. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAngela Hartley said...
ReplyDeleteYour cards are always absolutely stunning and jaw dropping!!! I would love to try the goose bumps technique (if I knew how) Blessings to you all for the holidays and the new year
Stunning flowers..they are so gorgeous..thanks so much for sharing this...I would love to know more ways to use the spray...I have it but still haven't used it yet....
ReplyDeleteOnce again beautiful work you make your flowers look so real. I am very interested now in the Goose Bumps as I had never heard of it. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletewow these are beautiful love them
ReplyDeletepurplemel2@yahoo.ca
I am inspired by your cards and tutorials. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOMG, those are beautiful poinsettias. Thanks for the tutorial on goose bumps. I should use that stuff more often.
ReplyDeleteI'm sad to see you and Joan leave, but I'm glad your talents are being used elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are gorgeous. I had never heard of Goosebumps before but now I'm going to have to try it. Thank you for your wonderful tutorial and welcome to the CLASSroom.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! Goosebumps is a new product to me. After seeing your beautiful flowers and tutorial I will use it!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poinsettias!!!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of Goose Bumps before. Thank you for the demo. I have now added it to my wish list.
Marjorie from TX
m.brundagetx at yahoo dot com
Your poinsettias are gorgeous and the Goosebumps looks like a fun product to try. Thank you for all the tutorials on your flowers and thanks for the chance to win some goodies!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the veins are so clear in the poinsettias. Makes a very beautiful flower. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! You did a great job on the flowers and the tutorial. I also love the red poinsettia that you did that wasn't speckled. Really very pretty.
ReplyDeleteSelma, wow, wow, wow! Your flowers are stunning.
ReplyDeleteI love your poinsettias, they are really beautiful and realistic.
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are gorgeous. Thanks for the tutorial. I have never tried Goosebumps.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! I would just love to win this!! I so enjoy your blog!! Your work is so beautiful!! Thank you so much for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteGeri
gerissman@comcast.net
Love the poinsetta's. All the flowers you make are great. This opportunity to win this candy is wonderful. I have been wanting to have the tool set and to try the goosebumps. This would be a great win.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fab tutorial. These flowers look so complicated, but you show us how easy it really is. I would love to win the prize so that I could give this a try.
ReplyDeleteFabulous job! Your flowers were so lovely. Thanks for the detailed tutorial, it was so helpful.
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Hi Selma,
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed seeing all of the poinsettias that you have been creating this season. The red one in this picture looks soooooo real! I would love to win this blog candy. If I should be lucky enough, you can email me at baumannl@comcast.net. Keep up the great work and have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.
Lorna Baumann
BEAUTIFUL! I would love to win...thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous. Thanks for the chance to win your candy.
ReplyDeleteChristmas Blessings to you, Rhonda
Excellent instructions and really pretty poinsettias, thank you for sharing your techniques and talent!
ReplyDeleteWow, love ur coloring and the poinsettias, amazing work, thanks for a chance to win
ReplyDeleteHello My Dear Selma,
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you simply amaze me with your talent. These beautiful "speckled" poinsettias are beyond words. What a unique technique Goosebumps is. That pink flower makes my mouth water. Haha. I would lobe to be the lucky winner of the "Blog Candy" and my email address is savedbyJesus@comcast.net You just don't know how much I enjoy you sharing your talent with us, Selma. You are soooo inspiring.
Happy Crafting!
Debi Lefever
Selma, I have been following you now for over 2 years I believe, and I am constantly amazed at your beautiful flower designs. I am sure I would never be able to match what you have created, but the thought that I might one day, inspires me to try. On my things to do list for 2014 is to take one whole day, look at all your posts I've saved, and try to even be close. :-) Thanks for all you do to inspire us to be better. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSelma,
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are a masterpiece. They look very real and are so lovely; they literally give me "GooseBumps." You really bring the Christmas spirit alive.
Thanks for sharing your talent with the world. Pat at Lifeguardpat@hotmail.com.
Selma, you have been creating some fantastic poinsettias! Love the speckled effect. Thank you for all of your wonderful tutorials. And for a chance at this fab candy! Nan - froggydesigns3 at yahoo .com
ReplyDeleteThese point settings are stunning! Wish I could see them in person, they look real in the pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love the variety of poinsettias and how you achieved their luck. I love ordering from Ellen as it always ships so quickly and I love her designers. Thank you again for sharing your talents with us.
ReplyDeleteHave not used the textured spray yet so I very much appreciate your sharing this technique with us. Very beautiful poinsettias!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great tutorial. Have learned so much from you. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteDear Selma,
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Thanks for sharing your artistic abilities with us. I read every post you make and I'm sorry that I don't post more often, because you're a great inspiration for me. I love your style. These poinsettias are just another example of your beautiful creations. I hope you continue to share with us for a long time to come. Best wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Love the ideas...thanx for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThese poinsettias look like you could pick them from a bush. They are simply beautiful. I have just found your blog and I am enchanted with your work/play. I can't wait untile the holidays are over so I can look into purchasing some of your tools.
ReplyDeleteYour poinsettias are gorgeous, Selma!
ReplyDeleteExcellent tutorial. I've been looking at, and debating getting a poinsettia die set, and these are very beautifully realistic looking. Also, I had never tried GooseBumps spray. Love the texture and resist properties of it. tfs
Happy Holidays
VickiR in OH
beautiful!!
ReplyDeletelove your beautiful poinsettias.... really stunning!
ReplyDeleteHeaney
Your beautiful flowers never end Selma. Another masterpiece!!!
ReplyDeleteTFS and and wishing you a very blessed and Merry Christmas!
Hugs...Leanne
Breathtaking. What color and shape. So Detailed.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your work Selma and I especially LOVE Susan Tierney-Cockburn's flowers! This is an especially wonderful combination of magnificent inspiration! TFS! Hugz, ~ Rose
ReplyDeletel love your poinsettas and will miss them once the holidays are over. The Blog candy is sure to make the day extra special for one lucky crafter!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you & yours. Can't wait to see what the new year will bring :)
Beautiful poinsettias..would love to make them sometime..hopefully I will win and can do so. Love your blog, thanks for sharing all the info with us each day. Have a wonderful holiday.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be able to make such beautiful paper flowers!
ReplyDeleteHow do you make your leaves so shiny? Your flowers, by the way, are simply the most beautiful I've seen. Absolutely ethereal!
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