All this week the design teams for Imaginisce and The Twinery will be showcasing both companies products together in a week-long festive blog hop. With my The Twinery goodies I made some fun pom poms and used my Imaginisce i Bond to attach them to some i Top brads. I stuck the brads into a yarn covered wreath:
I topped one off with a second pom pom and a couple off with some fabric flowers and i Rock gems. As you can imagine, they were a big hit with a certain girl:
And the best part of this fun and festive week? There are PLENTY of prizes to be won! 6 Awesome prizes to be exact. 3 lucky ducks will win The Twinery's I Dream in Twine package (retail $32)--trust me it is a load of gorgeous twine:
and 3 other lucky ducks will win the Imaginisce Makin' Waves collection ($37) just in time for summer!
To be eligible to win you must comment on each blog, each day during this week. The deadline to leave all your comments is April 22nd at Midnight EST. The participating blogs today are...
Rebecca Keppel------>You are HERE!
In order to win to you must also follow the Imaginisce Blog and The Twinery blog and the Imaginisce and The Twinery Facebook Pages. If you would like to leave a second comment here on my blog you can tell me you are a new follower or that you already follow. All winners will be announce on Monday April 23rd on The Imaginisce and The Twinery's blogs.
Good luck!
♥Rebecca
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Love the pom poms, they are awesome and now that I saw your instructions, so easy to make. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteSO AWESOME! what a fun wreath and adorable headband.... does look easy. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful idea, everything turned out so wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I am following both
ReplyDeleteLove Love the Wreath the color of the Twine is great . love the pompoms very cool Idea you can use them for so many things. thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteabbraddock@msn.com
LOVE the pompoms!! Great ideas!! :)
ReplyDeletejudybob3@att.net
OMGosh! These are just super cute! I love the wreath and I know my daughter would LOVE the hairbands! I think I will show her this when she gets home from school and give her a 'weekend' project! Thank you so much for the inspiration and the chance to win! :-) x
ReplyDeletekerysdotsharrockatmedotcom
great wreath, thank you for the pom pom tutorial
ReplyDeleteYour projects are darling!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, what a pretty wreath, and I love the hair accessories, too!
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning...I am so going to copycat this, Rebecca hehehe!
ReplyDeleteThis is cute they are so fun to make
ReplyDeletetotally genius! I had never seen twine used to make these before! Thank you so much for the idea!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are great! What a bright and gorgeous wreath and I LOVE the hair things!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the hair accent!
ReplyDeleteGreat headbands!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the how to on the pom poms, this is a great way to dress up any projects!!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOODNESS, I love the hair bow idea!!! THank you so much!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat wreath. I love how you did your pom-pom's will have to try that.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pom-pom tutorial ;)
ReplyDeleteLove this and thanks for the tutorial. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteAs always LOVE your projects and the pom poms are awesome!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, I am so glad I found you on this hop. I'm your newest follower and looking forward to checking out your blog some more.
ReplyDeleteLove your pompoms!! Can totally see those on a card, too. TFS! :-)
oh how pretty. the pompoms are great and look easy to make
ReplyDeleteLoving the Twine pom poms!!!
ReplyDelete((danielleciullo@gmai.com))
Love the pom poms! Great to use on so many things!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I definitely want to try some of these.
ReplyDeleteWreath is so lovely and pom poms are cute :)
ReplyDeleteLove the pom poms! so creative and fun use for twine
ReplyDeleteThe pom poms are so cute! The headbands are great. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteOMG those pom poms are awesome!!!! I have a little girl and you can be sure she will be wearing some in her hair very soon,especially if I can win some Twine!!
ReplyDeleteThe pom poms are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous projects! Thanks for the reminder on how to create pom poms...I haven't done that for years. They make an adorable headband accent!
ReplyDeleteHi Becca,
ReplyDeletei love the idea of the hairband!
Oh my.... I have not made pom poms in years. I guess it is because I have a boy.... Love your projects. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas for use of twine.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely projects. Just love the twine wrapped wreath. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteHow creative. Would love to make those headbands for my grandaughters. Thanks for the ideas.
ReplyDeleteCute! Great ideas! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Loving all of the super cute ideas for all of the twine flowers!! That hairband is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteLove all your ideas. TFS
ReplyDeletesuch CLEVER projects Rebecca--love them!
ReplyDeleteWow love these ideas! Such amazing projects and love how you have used the twine!
ReplyDeleteLove what you made with the twine! So clever!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wreath! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteSuzanne suzyq28024@gmail.com
love, Love, LOVE how you showcased the twine! I want to make the headband for my little one!
ReplyDeleteI just became a new follower! Looking forward to more inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects on the hop, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI already follow.
Carol B
ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com
nice projects...especially the hair bands! thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make the pom poms for my grandaughter!
ReplyDeleteVery fun pom poms for the wreath and hair accessories.
ReplyDeleteslrdowney at hotmail dot com
I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteslrdowney at hotmail dot com
Rebecca...This is such a delightful post and the projects are absolutely fun! On behalf of The Twinery, it's so great to have you designing with us!
ReplyDeleteYour pom poms are amazing. Love them. Thanks for the tutorial on how you made them.
ReplyDeleteAdore these projects...especially the headband adorned with The Twinery twine!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial on making pom poms out of the twine...so fun!
ReplyDeleteGet on outta here - those are so cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute wreath. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove the pom poms! They are so cute, especially on the hair bands.
ReplyDeleteAmy V
silly_girl_823 at hotmail dot com
Brilliant and oh so fun!
ReplyDeleteLove the pompoms you created using the twine, they are awesome....
ReplyDeleteThose pom-poms are so darned cute, I'm going to make some. The pom-pom's with the little flowers on the headbands are awesome and another idea for me to make some. I've been making some fabric flowers but those would be ideal. Thanks for great ideas.
ReplyDeleteWow, your wreath is fabulous but I am loving your super cute headbands..
ReplyDeleteScrappy hugs,
Amanda :0)
Such a fun idea!! I know two little girls in my home that would absolutely LOVE a headband like that. I may have to make them some soon. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteThe wreath is stunning! I love the pom-pom flowers, very cool!
ReplyDeleteLove the wreath but wow the headband with your beautiful model and the Pom pins are great! TFS!
ReplyDeleteThos pom-poms are adorable!
ReplyDeleteWoo for pom poms! good job!
ReplyDelete-Maddy
orangemm.13@gmail.com
Great wreath and headbands!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for twine. Very creative.
ReplyDeletemarg0006@verizon.net
have become a follower and thanks for all the fun.
ReplyDeletemarg0006@verizon.net
What creative and cute ideas for using the twine. This was a great project and I can't wait to share. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWhat creative and cute ideas for using the twine. This was a great project and I can't wait to share. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThat headband is so adorable! The wreath too!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tutorial on how to make the pom! Beautiful work! nwise{at}metrocast{dot}net
ReplyDeleteLove both these projects!! Pinning!!
ReplyDeleteSo many possiblities!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your projects!
ReplyDeleteCUTE POMPOMS!
ReplyDeleteLove the twine pom-poms. How Cute!
ReplyDeleteI like your figure 8 method for making the twine pom poms. You're so smart!
ReplyDeleteI just looove the ideas! I'll try them at home, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteAdorable. I love the colors. Great flowers and great lil pom pom's I am taking this idea with me. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteAmy Jones #8546
http://thetigershaven.blogspot.com/
Love, love, love the pom-poms - too sweet! Thanks for sharing in the blog hop!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! I love all your Pom poms! Thanks for the quick mini tutorial. Definitely going to be trying to make some! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTeacherMom
Gaudet5 at Rogers dot com
Those pom poms are so adorable! I love them!
ReplyDeleteI really need to have a daughter now, please.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea. Thanks for tutorial
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca. I just adore those pom poms. They especially look beautiful on that hair band. Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Rosalee
Rebecca, that wreath is adorable!
ReplyDeleteTwine on a wreath!! Great idea!!
ReplyDeletecantor(dot)monica(at)gmail(dot)com
Beautiful projects!
ReplyDeleteJune
holliday125@yahoo.com
Rebecca these pom pom Twine flowers are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteTFS and for being part of this fun hop.
Have a wonderful day!
Liz
unikebyyes{at}yahoo{dot}com
I always love pom poms. What a great way to use the twine!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited to go and make some cute hair items for my 2 girls...TFS
ReplyDeleteMichelle
very creative rebecca, thinking outside the box
ReplyDeleteava
Thanks so much for sharing your pom poms! The hair accessories are great and I have a little girl who will love one!
ReplyDeleteAlso love how you nested the twine in the flower centers. Another great idea!
jillc at ne dot rr dot com
Lovely wreath and fun pompoms. Rlovew1976@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWOW ~ that wreath looks like a whole lot of twine wrapping but cool results. Can see why the adorable headbands were a hit. Thanks for the chance to win The Twinery Twine or Makin' Waves collection from Imaginisce!
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