Hey everyone!  It seems we are finally experiencing warmer days here in the North East and beginning to see some “greenery”…a sure sign of spring!  The inspiration team is back again to share creative “greenery” with their “Go Green” projects!  Today you’ll see “green” ideas to craft with your scraps, stash, and fun products from Sizzix, DecoArt, and Graphic 45.

Lisa Hoel has a fun ATC project to help you “Go Green” and use up fabric scraps!  Lisa’s Quilted ATC’s are artful AND environmentally friendly.  What a great way to get creative with fabric scraps!

Stop by Lisa’s blog and see how to stitch your way to green crafting!

 

Shelly Hickox has a fabulous Easel Card and Candy Drawer project that will have you longing for fresh produce from the farmer’s market!  Coupled with Graphic 45 Home Sweet Home collection this project will leave you with the sweet taste of creative magic.

Visit Shelly’s blog to check out the equally fabulous tutorial she’s cooked up for you.  You’ll want to eat your “greens” once you see this clever creation.

 

Anne Redfern goes green with a handcrafted coaster caddy all decked out with DecoArt Media!  She’ll even show you how to double up on the Sizzix Caddy die fun!

Get “crackin'” over to Anne’s Blog for more DecoArt Media goodness using my Sizzix dies!

 

Pam Bray puts the green in creative green thumb with her gorgeous Garden Box creation featuring several of my Sizzix dies!  I love how Pam has used dies new and old to create this stunning garden box complete with garden gnomes and DecoArt Media!

Go Green with Pam on her blog and learn creative Sizzix die techniques and more with DecoArt Media!

 

Tracy Evans is sharing a second gorgeous green project with us today.  Tracy’s high-flying Artist Trading Block will take your go green inspiration to new heights!

Stop by Tracy’s blog for cool blue and green mixed media techniques and a closer look at this beautiful ATB sure to make your creativity fly!

Hope you have been inspired to “Go Green” with us here at Art with Heart today!  We can’t wait to see how you interpret the “Go Green” theme…link your projects up HERE.

See you soon!

Eileen