Book of WildFlowers cut and create

My first books of scrapbooking and Junk Journal cutouts are now available at Amazon.

Unleash your creativity with ‘Wildflower Cutouts: 400+ Botanical Images for Crafters.’ This exceptional resource is a must-have for crafters, artists, and DIY enthusiasts who seek to infuse their projects with the exquisite beauty of wildflowers.

Inside this carefully curated collection, you’ll find over 400 high-quality cutout images of wildflowers each image has been expertly crafted and meticulously detailed, making it perfect for a wide range of creative endeavors, from scrapbooking and card making to decoupage, collages, and beyond.

The versatility of ‘Wildflower Cutouts’ knows no bounds. Whether you’re planning to create personalized greeting cards, enhance your home decor with floral accents, or embark on a botanical-themed crafting adventure, these images will be your invaluable companions.

With the convenience of ready-to-use cutouts, your creative process becomes seamless and stress-free. No need for complex drawing or tracing; simply select your desired image, cut it out, and watch as your projects come to life with the vivid colors and delicate details of wildflowers.

The included wildflower images encompass a wide range of species, ensuring there’s something for every style and occasion. From the vibrant petals of sunflowers to the delicate allure of lilies, ‘Wildflower Cutouts offers an extensive selection to fuel your artistic inspiration.

Whether you’re an experienced crafter looking to expand your repertoire or a beginner eager to explore the world of botanical artistry, this collection is your key to unlocking a world of creative possibilities.

‘Wildflower Cutouts: 400+ Botanical Images for Crafters’ is a treasure trove of natural beauty, providing you with the tools to infuse your projects with the charm and elegance of wildflowers. Let your imagination bloom as you embark on countless crafting adventures with this stunning collection at your fingertips.”

This description highlights the practical value of your book as a resource for crafters, emphasizing the convenience and versatility of the included cutout images while showcasing the beauty of wildflowers.

Back to work and a Freebie

Been gone for a few years due to a Heart attack.. Doing better now and back designing. I have some cool news in the next few days..so stay tuned for that.

Here is a freebie for you.

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Flour Sack Fabric

I have been creating reproductions of Flour Sack or Feed Sack or Grain Sack Designs. I have recently made actual Fabric with them and they can be purchased from Spoonflower.  Some are good for Pillows and others are good to recover Chairs and other furniture.  You looking for the farmhouse look?  Then check out the Fabrics in my store on Spoonflower. I have printed some on other fabrics before but I am much happier with the quality at spoonflower.

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M and J Rustic Creations

New website up and Running. Much more to do on it but go ahead and take a look around.  We still have the Etsy store and will be keeping that for the time being.

We are adding new product lines and new designs.

 

 

M & J Rustic Creations OPEN

I am happy to announce that Jo and I have now opened our store in Erin Tennessee.  If your ever out that way please stop by and see us.

Here is an old bed Headboard I turned into our sign.

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Removing damaged laminate from furniture 

This dresser had some damaged laminate did not want to fix it. So removing is a great option. 

You will need:

  • Iron
  • Metal scrapper 
  • Paper towels 
  • Sander

I bought this iron from the dollar store for $10.00 you don’t want to use your good iron, because you don’t want glue on it. 


Set the iron to the highest setting,then apply to the laminate. Leave for about 20 seconds then use the scrapper to remove the laminate. The iron heats the glue underneath and makes it easier to remove. 


Scrap the excess glue off the wood


For stubborn glue use a paper towel and lay it over the glue heat tit up then use scrapper to remove


Then sand and you are done