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Sunday Fun Day: Celebrate Everything handmade Christmas ornament

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! I hope you and your loved ones had a very Happy Thanksgiving.  This was our first big holiday without my Mom and I sure am missing her.  This week over on the Sisters in Stamping blog we are sharing handmade Christmas ornaments and I decided to make one similar to an ornament I created back in 2020 (see that blog post here).  I used the Celebrate Everything DSP pack (host reward from the Holiday catalog), the new In Color baker's twine, Wonderful Snowflakes and Medium Daisy punch to make it. Isn't it cute?! These are super non-traditional colors, but I love it!

 

  Above are images and links to the products that I used for today's project. To find out more about these items or to place an online order, please click on any image to hop over to my online Stampin' Up! store (don't forget to use Host Code DJTZ9EEH with your online order at checkout through November 30th).  

 

 

  Here are two different views of the ornament. The bottom layer is made up of thirteen 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" squares of one piece of DSP and the top layer is made up of twelve 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" squares of another piece of DSP from the Celebrate Everything DSP pack. I really love these bright non-traditional colors for Christmas. I used a bone folder to help me bend the DSP squares into the little cones. I used a dab of multipurpose glue to hold them closed. For the center, I used one of the Wonderful Snowflakes, then topped that with two daisies that I cut out using the Medium Daisy punch. I fussy cut one of the ornaments from the other Christmas pattern DSP in the Celebrate Everything pack and added it with a rhinestone jewel right in the center.  

 

 

  I used a retired circle punch to glue each layer of cones down and then built up from the bottom layer - you can see the back view above. I tucked the baker's twine loop in between two layers of the circle punch to hold it securely. 

 

 

  I love the bright Parakeet Party baker's twine, but it wasn't quite strong enough to hold the ornament, so I cut three pieces and braided them to make it a stronger loop to hang the ornament. 

 

 

  Here is one more view of my ornament hanging on my tree.  I have quite a few of these handmade ornaments now since we tend to have this as a blog post theme every year. For even more handmade ornament ideas and inspiration, please be sure to check out the Sisters in Stamping blog to see what Karla and Rachel created this week.

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Halloween treats

I apologize for the delay in getting this post published, but Typepad has had some serious issues this past week!

 

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday Wednesday! I apologize for the delay in getting this post published. We shared Halloween treats over on the Sisters in Stamping blog over the weekend.  For today's post I created little treat bags for the kids across the street and wrapped chocolate bars with DSP. 

 

 

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 Here are close-up images of the embellishments that I added to my small treat bags that I picked up at the dollar store.  The googly eyes are a retired item from a few years ago - they're so cute!

 

 

 

  For my candy bar wrappers, I took a piece of 5-1/2" x 5-1/2" pumpkin pie card stock, spritzed it lightly with water, then used a bone folder to make it more flexible. I folded it around the candy bar, then left it to dry. Once dry, I used Tear and Tape adhesive to close it around the candy bar, then embellished the top with DSP and a punch (see below).

 

 

 

  Here are my two embellished candy bars. Didn't they turn out cute? I love using the Stampin' Blends to color the ghosts on the DSP and also for the witches hats.

 

 

 

  So which treat bag and candy bar are your favorites?  For even more Halloween treat ideas, please be sure to check out the Sisters in Stamping blog to see what Karla and Rachel created this week.

 

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Sunday Fun Day: From trash to treasure jack-o-lantern tool holder

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! This week we are sharing trash-to-treasure projects over on the Sisters in Stamping blog.  Karla thought it would be fun to share how we can make new items out of things that were headed to the trash.  Hard to believe that this project started off as the glass jar that my favorite yogurt came in... instead of going into the trash can, I decided to wash it and turn it into a cute jack-o'-lantern holder to keep my crafting tools close by on my desk. 

 

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  I started by cutting 3" x 1" strips of pumpkin pie card stock (8 total) and then spritzed them with water using my Stampin' Spritzer. I crumbled them up to add texture, but also to break the paper fibers which made it easier to wrap around the glass.

 

 

 

  Next, I took Tear & Tape adhesive and wrapped it around the glass, including the bottom. Carefully, I peeled the top layer off and adhered the strips of pumpkin pie card stock. I purposely left a small gap between the strips... you'll see why shortly.

 

 

 

  I used strips of the pumpkin pie glitter washi tape and covered the seams of the card stock.  This helped to hold it all in place and sort of looks like the ridges on a pumpkin. Next, I took the black glitter washi tape and put several strips on a piece of scrap paper and then cut out a rectangle of it. I flipped it over and drew two triangles for eyes and a mouth. I cut these out and attached them to the pumpkin using multipurpose glue.  When you look at it up close you can see the strips of the washi tape, but from a distance it just looks like a solid piece of glitter paper. 

 

 

 

  I love the way this turned out and it holds my tools perfectly!  For even more trash to treasure ideas using Stampin' Up! products, please be sure to check out the Sisters in Stamping blog,

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Boo banner

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! This week we are sharing banners over on the Sisters in Stamping blog.  I decided to make a fun little Halloween banner since it is coming up soon.  My project features the Celebrate Everything DSP, Alphabest stamp set and coordinating Best Label punch, Scalloped Contours dies and Black & White gingham ribbon.  If you would like to purchase any of the products used with today's project, please hop over to my online Stampin' Up! store (don't forget to use Host Code WHFMJPED with your online order at checkout through October 30th).  For even more banner ideas, please be sure to check out the Sisters in Stamping blog,

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Sunday Fun Day: Rustic Harvest Fall birthday cards

Sorry, this post is a little late this week... enjoy!

  Hello and Happy Sunday Monday! This week we are sharing fall-themed cards over on the Sisters in Stamping blog.  I have several friends with October birthdays, so created two different cards featuring the Rustic Harvest DSP from the Holiday catalog.  I love these patterns and check out how totally different these cards are!

 

 

  Don't you just love this DSP? It is in the Holiday catalog and is perfect for your Fall projects. Please click any of the images above to hop over to my online Stampin' Up! store (don't forget to use Host Code 9D2TRR97 with your online order at checkout through September 30th).  

 

  Here is the first card - don't see the colored leaves DSP in the product image above? That is because this is a black and white paper and I colored the different leaf images with Stampin' Blends markers: Cherry Cobbler, Flirty Flamingo, Daffodil Delight, Mossy Meadow and Pumpkin Pie. I added some fun texture with the Gingham embossing folder used with the Crushed Curry card stock and the Natural Woven ribbon in the top corner that I tied in a knot. It doesn't really show in the images, but I also used a Wink of Stella glimmer brush to add some shimmer and shine to the leaves and "colored" in the birthday letters on the punch.  The friend for whom I created this card doesn't like the mess of glitter, so this way she will get some bling without the mess.  I hope she likes it as much as I do!

 

 

 

  For this card I was going for more of a masculine feel. I really let the pumpkins pattern shine as the focal point of the card. 

 

 

  Wondering what ribbon I used on the punch? That is actually a very thin strip of mossy meadow card stock that I used to make a knot. In order to do so, I had to first break the fibers using my bone folder. It adds the perfect touch, don't you think? I also colored in the birthday letters using a cajun crazy stampin' write marker.  For the inside of the card, I added a small strip of the DSP from the front of the card. I really love how this one turned out!

 

 

 

    Here's one more look at my cards.  Which is your favorite? For even more fall card ideas and inspiration, don't forget to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog to check out what Karla and Rachel created this week.  

 

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Penguin Place Snowflake Christmas card

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! We are showcasing accessories in our Sunday Fun Day projects over on the Sisters in Stamping blog today and I decided to use one of the Wonderful Snowflakes for my fun penguin Christmas card. 

 

 

  The Wonderful Snowflakes are a product that was offered in last year's holiday catalog and thankfully carried over. They are iridescent on one side and matte on the other, so give you a lot of possibilities.  I also used the super-cute Penguin Place stamp set and coordinating Penguin Builder punch for my card.  If  you would like to purchase any of these products, be sure to hop over to my online Stampin' Up! store to place an order (don't forget to use Host Code ZW9YEQMB with your online order at checkout through August 30th).  If your order is $50+ you also get to choose a free Sale-a-Bration item, too!

 

 

  This view is a little better - I don't know why, but the background is basic white but didn't photograph that way. 

 

 

 

  I stamped the sentiment on a strip of card stock and mounted it across the center of the snowflake with a stampin' dimensional. For the background piece, I stamped the tiny snowflakes all over with pool party ink and stamped the reindeer antlers right onto the card stock since I didn't want to cut them out. The penguin was stamped on a scrap of white and cut out using my Penguin builder punch. Easy-peasy!

 

 

    Here's one more look at my card.  For even more accessories ideas and inspiration, don't forget to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog to check out what Karla and Rachel created this week.

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Christmas in July Scottie Dog card

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! We are celebrating Christmas in July over on the Sisters in Stamping blog today and sharing Christmas card ideas. It is never too early to get started on your Christmas cards, is it?  I decided to feature the Christmas Scottie bundle that I recently purchased from the Holiday catalog.  The stamp set and coordinating punch are so darn cute!

 

 

  In addition to the Christmas Scottie bundle, I also used the Layering Circles dies and the Artistic Mix decorative masks that are in the Annual catalog. If  you would like to purchase any of these products, be sure to hop over to my online Stampin' Up! store to place an order (don't forget to use Host Code ZW9YEQMB with your online order at checkout through August 30th).  If your order is $50+ you also get to choose a free Sale-a-Bration item, too!

 

 

  This view shows how I punched out the dog and bow and popped them up on the layered circle die cuts. The plaid pattern on the inner circle was achieved using a stamping' blend brush with real red ink and the respective mask from the Artistic Mix decorative mask set.

 

 

 

 Here is a look at the inside of the card. I stamped the ribbon image along the top, a sentiment in the center and a peeking little pup in the lower left corner. 

 

 

    Here's one more look at my card.  For even more Christmas card ideas and inspiration, don't forget to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog to check out what Karla and Rachel created this week.

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Penguin Place color challenge birthday card

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! I hope you and your loved ones had a very Merry Christmas!  For this week's Sunday Fun Day theme over on the Sisters in Stamping blog we are sharing projects made featuring this great color combo that Karla came up with:  Balmy Blue, Highland Heather and Pacific Point.  I thought those colors were perfect for a snowy penguin birthday card.

 

  Isn't this a fun winter color palette?  What would you do with these colors?

 

  These are the products I used for my card: Penguin Place bundle (stamp set and coordinating punch), Double Oval punch and the 1/4" Black & White gingham ribbon all from the Holiday catalog.  Please click on any photo above to hop over to my Stampin' Up! store to place an order.

 

 

  Here is another view of my card - this little penguin is just too stinkin' cute!  The penguin was built using the penguin punch with basic black card stock for the main body, and then basic white card stock for the top layer. I stamped it with the eyes, beak and feet, then added a stamped scarf and hat which I fussy cut. I also added a cute gift bag since this is a birthday card.  For the sentiment, I added a tiny heart image from the stamp set using the highland heather ink pad. All of the black (eyes and sentiment) was stamped using the Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad.  

 

 

  I don't know if you can see it, but I tore the white card stock and then used the clear Wink of Stella glimmer brush on the torn edge to look like sparkly snow. It is subtle, but definitely adds to the card.

 

 

   For the inside, I stamped the other penguin image sliding down a little hill. It was just too cute not to include in this card!  For some reaason the ink wasn't even on his back, but kind of looks like he has snow on his back (that's the story I am going with!).

 

 

  Here is one more view of my fun penguin card.  For even more Color Challenge card ideas and inspiration, don't forget to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog.

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Sunday Fun Day: Sailing Home card set

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! For this week's Sunday Fun Day theme over on the Sisters in Stamping blog we are sharing projects created using the Sailing Home stamp set.  I decided to make a card set once again using the Harvest Meadow DSP and featuring a color combo of Crumb Cake, Misty Moonlight and Basic White.

 

  When I looked at this stamp set I knew I wanted to use Misty Moonlight since it reminds me of the blue ocean.  I remembered that Misty Moonlight is included in the Harvest Meadow DSP and that I had used the crumb cake pattern last week for the monochromatic card. I thought it would work great with this stamp set. In addition, I also used the Stitched So Sweetly dies, Checks and Dots embossing folders and twine from the Flowers for Every Occasion ribbon pack.   To purchase the items used with today's project - please hop over to my Stampin' Up! store or click on any of the images above.

 

 

 

  This first card is a thank you card and features the large sail boat image which fit perfectly in the largest label die from the Stitched So Sweetly set.  I wanted to add some fun texture so used the checkered embossing folder from the Checks and Dots set.  I added a simple strip of crumb cake card stock stamped with the Thanks sentiment and notched the ends with my paper snips.  I left the inside of the card blank.

 

 

 

  My second card features the lighthouse image that I stamped on crumb cake card stock. I added a simple bow tied from the bakers twin included in the Flowers for Every Occasion pack.  I tried stamping the Congrats directly on the DSP, but it didn't show up well enough so I stamped it again on a strip of basic white card stock, notched the end and added it to the DSP.  A simple card, but I really like how it turned out!

  For even more ideas and inspiration using the Sailing Home stamp set, don't forget to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog.

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Thinking of You with Harvest Meadow Positive Thoughts

 

  Hello and Happy Sunday! For this week's Sunday Fun Day theme over on the Sisters in Stamping blog we are sharing Thinking of You projects, and to me that usually means someone needs hugs, prayers and love.  I decided to make a card set using the Harvest Meadow DSP and the Positive Thoughts stamp set as I love the images and sentiments in this set. I also used a card layout that I saw on Pinterest earlier this week (see it here). I think it is perfect for showcasing beautiful DSP patterns from the same pack that coordinate so well together.

 

  With fall fully upon us here in Central Virginia, I knew I wanted to use the Harvest Meadow DSP pack from the Holiday catalog. The colors are beautiful and I pulled Bumblebee, Cajun Craze, Crumb Cake, Misty Moonlight and Soft Succulents for the card stock and ink from the papers.  And don't you agree that the Positive Thoughts stamp set is perfect for this theme today?  Using the Label Me Lovely punch for the center stamped panel on each card worked out perfectly and there was plenty of room to add texture from a bow tied with linen thread.  To purchase the items used with today's project - please hop over to my Stampin' Up! store or click on any of the images above.

 

 

  This first card features the Soft Succulent and Misty Moonlight patterns. The foliage image from the stamp set was perfect for this card. I stamped the image on the inside panel of the card as well.

 

 

 

  This card features the Cajun Craze and Bumblebee patterns and I thought it was perfect for the flower image in the stamp set. I included the butterfly on the inside panel.

 

 

 

   Here is a monochromatic Crumb Cake card. The images are inked with Crumb Cake ink and the sentiments were done with Soft Suede ink.  I used the feather image for the front of the card and the foliage image for the inside panel.

 

 

 

  Here is my last card featuring Bumblebee and Misty Moonlight DSP patterns. I used the flower image on the front panel and the butterfly for the inside (both stamped off before added to the basic white card stock).  This card may be my favorite - which one is yours?

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