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Weekend Sewing Projects

I have offiically caught the sewing bug.

I have been collecting fabric for awhile now in the hopes that one of these days I would actually get a chance to use it. Now, that my big classes and projects for the spring are finished I took a little time over the weekend to sew up some projects that I am so excited about!

First up, are these adorable ruffled towels:

The minute I saw these on Sweetwater's Blog HERE I was smitten and waited patiently tapping my foot refreshing nonstop until they had the kits up in their Etsy Store HERE. I bought 3 kits, requesting one of each color because they are just too pretty and summery for words. The original kits are sold out (waiting on the shipment for their newest fabric line, Lucy's Crab Shack, to be in stock but you can pre-order these kits HERE. They come with the towels, twill, fabric and instructions to make these ruffled lovelies! 

And, by the by, I will be buying up as much of this line as I can afford to make all kinds of yummy sewn goodness for our home. This line is perfect, perfect for summer, boys, pretty much anything! You guys know me and color, I love it in my patterned paper and I love it in my fabric. :)

Here they are hanging on my oven handle:

And look how cute they match with my new summery table runner...

I grabbed up THIS kit as fast as possible too. And THIS one as well. Wouldn't it be great for the 4th of July? The one made from Lucy's Crab Shack is sold out but is available for pre-order as well. Or you can pick up the pattern HERE and make it out of whatever fabric you like!

I am thinking coordinating placemats and napkins are in order. I love the look of a table set with placemats and cloth napkins (plus I try to use cloth napkins as much as possible since they are more environmentally friendly and I am usually less than impressed with the offerings in stores. Love making my own!).

One little last thing I started on Saturday...

 

I am using THIS tutorial from the Moda Bake Shop BLOG and pretty much following the directions. I am a huge fan of the Vintage Modern fabric line (okay I am a huge fan of all of the Bonnie & Camille fabric collections and I have quite the stash going!) and I wanted to make a throw and some pillows for our family room using this line. I got most of the front of the quilt pieced together (the excpetion is the 4 white borders) but I ran out of solid white fabric for the borders and the backing so I needed to order more. I have big plans for having my ideas all come together. I'll keep sharing and updating as my little makeover the family room project progresses....

 

***WINNERS of NSD $25 Gift Certificates to Kerri Bradford's Online Store***

Congratulations to:

Rachel Rerko said...

I am going yard saleing and spending time with my kids. I hope that DH will take them for a few hours so that I can do some scrapping!

ReplyMay 04, 2012 at 12:55 PM

melissa said...

This would be great to win!!!

ReplyMay 04, 2012 at 01:12 PM

 

I have emailed you each a gift certificate! Enjoy!

KBS | Valentine's Decor Tags

I can't get enough of heart decor.

I love the decorations for Valentine's Day (even though the holiday is not one of my favorites). There's something about the pink/red/white that speaks to my girly girly heart I guess. I am all about ruffles and frills and hearts and flowers. I grew up in a family with a tomboy mom, dad and brother who all loved sports and the great outdoors. I never fit in. It was dresses, doll babies, make up (my mom didn't wear any for years and years), long hair (my dad doesn't like it so my mom has always had short hair) and all things girly for me. For years I thought I was adopted. It's the running joke that if I didn't look so much like my mom my husband is sure that I was switched at birth. But I digress....

My project today is the epitome of all that girly girl stuff I love: glitter, hearts, ribbons & trims, flowes, pink, red, white, buttons, pearls, butterflies and just a touch of aqua.

FYI: This whole project is based on a layout that you will be seeing from me next week that has a lot of similar elements. I love to be able to use the same ideas on multiple projects!

Here's a run-down of the images I used and what kit they came from:

• XOXO (heart)
• Christmas Countdown (rounded tag)
• December Addtions: The Extras (notched tag)
• This & That: Love (eiffel tower, heart on stem)
• This & That: Spring (leafy branch)
• This & That: Summertime (butterfly)
• This & That: Gratitude (house)
• This & That: Lucky (keys)
• This & That: Family (flower, small tag)
• This & That: Freedom (banner)
• Love: Every Little Thing (damask)

I have had this photo display thing for-evah. I've used it to display Christmas cards/photos (until I got too many to house on it). I've used it to display Valentine's hear decor before. I've use it to display ATC cards from a swap we did through Hero Arts. I don't think I ever used it like it was supposed to be used, for photos. And I'm still not. ;) 

I die cut a bunch of tags from Neenah smooth white cardstock using tag designs from Christmas Countdown and December Additions: The Extras and I embossed each with an Impression Plate from Papertrey Ink.

To create the faux chipboard hearts, I cut 4 layers from kraft cardstock for each heart and glued them together with spray adhesive before adding the die cut patterned paper layer. This gives them a more substantial feel.

This heart is actually almost an exact replica of one that you will see on my KBS layout share next week. I loved it so much I had to create one for my stand!

I stamped the "xoxo" definition using a stamp from Stampin' Up's Define Your Life Stamp set. I have had these stamps for years and I still love them as much as I did when I first got them. They truly stand the test of time! I stamped the definition in a light pink that looks much better in real life. Ruffled ribbon, buttons and trinket pins complete this heart.

I die cut the damask for this tag from text paper and layered it on the embossed tag before adding my die cut butterfly sewn in place with a button. Oh so simple. Oh so sweet.

This is actually the first tag I designed for the groupoing. I knew I wanted to incorporate this Eiffel Tower into my tag collage and when I spied the "with love" stamp from Papertrey Ink's Tag-It's #11 Stamp Set I knew what I wanted to do! I printed the "from Paris" on the die cut banner using my printer and finished with the stamped sentiment. Stamped hearts, sewn on trims and some pretty silk ribbon complete the design.

I think this ended up being one of my favorites from the grouping. It was the last piece designed.I knew I wanted to go with a red base but I needed something for the center of this heart. I die cut a flower multiple times (3x from white cardstock and 3x from vellum). I embossed the cardstock flowers before layering them to create this lovely dimensional flower. A red resin flower center brings this floral to life and the stamped tag finishes the design.

Lots of hearts. This one is remniscent of the layout you'll see next week. ;) I sewed some pleated trim to the bottom for a splash of color/texture.

Glitter! Instead of using metal keys that would weight down the tag I created my own faux chipboard keys using Kerri's design die cut just like the hearts above. Instead of finishing with patterned paper I glittered them for some sparkle! Love. A phrase stamped in red finishes this pretty tag.

I created this tag based on the stamp. I used Kerri's house die and completed the tag with a fabric heart and stamped banner. 

I used the "inside" pieces from one of the die cut keys for flowers on this heart. I like using up every bit and piece that I can.

I grouped three of these floral hearts together, secured them with twine and a resin flower and added a stamped tag.

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

InLinkz.com

Additional Supplies:

• Martha Stewart Glitter & Glue
• Safety Pin & Jump Rings
• Making Memroies Resin Flowers, Ribbons & Trims
• Vellum
• Trinket Pins
• Define Your Life Stamps (Stampin' Up)
• Pink Pirouette SU Ink

Click the banner below and be sure to check out what's on sale today over at Kerri's Store:

For the Love of Etsy

I don't spend a lot of time talking about things other than scrapbooking or paper crafting here on my blog but every once in awhile I like to share bits of life outside of scrapbooking.

Lately, I've been on a bit of an Etsy bender and I've picked up a few new things for the house and Valentine's decorating and I thought I'd share them here.

I love seeing what other creative talented people create and I love to share so here's a little list of a few things I've picked up over the last few weeks:

from hairbrainedschemes I picked up this print (a really good reminder)...

 

and this one (for my kitchen)...

from scratchcraft I got these love owls...

and this adorable elephant...

and from ViviansKitchen I picked up these felt goodies (she makes the most gorgeous creations from felt...seriously GREAT quality! Her work is incredible!)...

I got design #2...

I also picked up THIS ring from formandfunktion...

If you guys have any favorite etsy sellers, I'd love to hear about them. Drop me a comment on this post and share!

Have a great Saturday!

 

 

We Wish You a Merry Christmas!

Sending blessings of peace, joy and love from my family to all of you this most special of days!

Merry Christmas!

I thought it would be fitting today to share my finished Vintage Christmas This & That tray featuring Kerri Bradford's designs. This would also make a fabulous gift (for any special occasion/holiday) when you assemble and create some or all of the This & That kits. They are easy to do and you can add your own personal touches like I did for my tray pieces.

I have acquired quite a colleciton of trinket pins and I love the handmade look these add to any home decor project. I use them all the time.

I replaced the Print & Cut piece from the kit with a vintage button from Tim Holtz. I really love how his buttons work with this project.

I added simple gemstones as ornaments to the die cut tree.

Studio Calico Shine Mister Huey added glitz to the peppermint while keeping with the vintage theme of the design.

And that reindeer needed a red gemstone nose, don't you think?!!!

I replaced the stripe Print & Cut design from the kit with decorative ribbon and twine from my stash. I love the tactile feel of ribbons/trims/buttons and more added to a project like this.

As for my paper choices, I used what I had on hand: American Crafts cardstock, AC Specialty cardstock and printed the Print & Cuts from the kit on Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper. I also popped up some of the elements with foam adhesive for more dimension.

SUPPLIES for Vintage Christmas Tray:

InLinkz.com

Look for my remaining December Daily posts/pages coming SOON...

Lawn Fawn + May Arts = Blog Week Fun!

I admit it.

I am a ribbon junkie.

I love all the colors it comes in.

I love all the textures, the widths it's available in.

And I especially love the texture it adds to a project.

A touch of ribbon adds that finishing touch to any project, card or layout that instantly adds soft texture that is perfection.

I am so happy that Lawn Fawn and May Arts have joined forces this week. Here is a fun ribbon stocking ornament I whipped up that is sure to color to our Christmas tree and a smile to our faces for many years to come!

To create the ornament:

I first selected a bunch of May Arts ribbons that I thought I might use for the stocking. 

Next, cut a piece of cardstock big enough to die cut the stocking.

Cover the entire surface of the cardstock with a very sticky strong adhesive. You don't want any of the ribbons falling off.

Starting at the top or bottom (I started from the bottom) start layering on ribbon...

... until you've covered the entire surface of the cardstock.

I added some extra frills and lace over the top using a Craft Glue Adhesive.

Once the glue is dry, die cut the stocking. You will want to be sure and use a steel rule die (i.e. Sizzix dies) for this project so that you ensure the die will cut through the many layers of ribbon easily.

How cute is this?!!!!

For the stamping portion of this project I grabbed a couple colors of green ink and layered them to stamp some branches from the Lawn Fawn Ornate Ornaments Stamp Set.

Then I stamped a branch from the Lawn Fawn Bows & Holly set and colored it in with Copics before cutting it out.

I also stamped a tag and greeting from the Bows & Holly stamp set on kraft cardstock, distressing it with Studio Calico Mister Huey White Ink.

I die cut the remaining pieces of the stocking, plus another stocking from off-white felt and stitched the whole thing together.

Trinket pins, a die cut felt poinsettia and Doodlebug button complete the ornament!

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

InLinkz.com

Be sure to head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog for a chance to win some May Arts Ribbon and a LF Stamp Set of your choice HERE.

 

KBD | Witch Style Halloween Hats

Halloween is one of my favorite holidays to decorate for and this year I decided to add to our spooky decor with some brand new handmade decorations with these super cute (and easy to make) witch hats! I used several of Kerri's designs to create my own accents for my paper hats plus I was able to finally use up some of my favorite MM and Prima florals that I've been hoarding to use on home decor projects!

To create the hats, I rolled patterned paper into a cone shape and secured the shape with my heat gun. Then I cut out a hat brim using a Coluzzle circle cutter. I secured the brim to the cone by snipping around the edge of the cone at about 1/2" intervals and bending the notches out. Then I applied glue to the notches, slid the donut shaped circle brim over the cone and glued it in place. I cut another brim to place on the underside to give the hat a nice finished look.

For the glittered pieces (stars, "Don't Look Back"), I die cut the images several times from kraft cardstock (3-5x each) and adhered them one on top of another using spray adhesive. This made a more sturdy piece, similar to chipboard. Then I glittered each die cut "chipboard" design.

For the leaves/branches on the largest hat I cut the design 3 times. Once from the glittered paper, once from silver metallic paper and once from black metallic (mirror image). Because the papers aren't double sided, I didn't want the white back to show and ruin the effect so I layered the glitter paper on the silver, slightly offset for a bit of a "shadow" then I adhered the black paper to the back of the die cut so it shows black and not white on the backside.

My hot glue gun was my friend. I didn't want to chance these falling apart with traditional tape runner adhesive or glue dots so I used my hot glue gun to attach everything to make a nice strong and secure bond.

[Shapes | This & That Halloween: "Don't Look Back"  / This & That Family: Star / This & That Lucky: Branch / This & That Spring: Leaves]

[Shapes |This & That Halloween: Bat / This & That Freedom: Banner / This & That Family: Star / This & That Spring: Flourish]

[Shapes |This & That Halloween: RIP + Tombstone / This & That Family: Star / This & That Spring: Flourish]

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links)

Check out Kerri's Halloween decor sign HERE and Robyn's HERE.

And pick up Kerri's latest subway art design HERE.

Not only can you use this design as a print and cut or cut it from vinyl or cardstock for a more dimensional piece, you can break apart the words and elements in the design to use individually as well! I will be sharing a project I created with this design soon!

 

Guest Designer | My Little Shoebox (Home Decor Frames)

Today I have the final projects created for the My Little Shoebox blog this month. 

I decided to create two companion pieces to THIS framed owl I created as a guest designer back in July of last year.

For this first frame, I used foam adhesive to adhere the My Little Shoebox Farmer's Market Stickers (cloud and rainbow) to the cloud background paper (cut to fit the frame).

I die cut the title from coordinating patterned papers (once from the blue and once from the brown) and slightly offset the blue to give the quote a "shadow". I used the following design from the Silhouette America online store:

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The hearts were punched using a Stampin' Up punch. A button sewn on with Divine Twine finishes the frame.

For the second frame, I die cut an owl from MLS patterned papers. I used the following design from the Silhouette America Online Store:

 
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I only cut the body, wings and legs from patterned paper.

I layered MLS die cuts for the eyes and owl body decoration. I punched a heart for the nose and sewed black buttons on for the eyes. A MLS apple sticker finishes the frame.

SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

Silhouette SD	Bumblebee Boutique Buttons	Circles Foam Tabs	Beetle Black Boutique Buttons
Heart to Heart Punch	Farmer's Market Journaling Die Cut Sheet	A Place To Nest Paper	Home Tweet Home Stickers
Fresh From the Field Paper	Home Tweet Home Journaling Die Cut Sheet	Farmer's Market Stickers	Cotton Candy Paper
Sweet Pea Paper	Lemon Divine Twine	Bird House Paper

To see these projects on the My Little Shoebox blog, click HERE.

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Whiff of Joy Stamped Nativity + WOJ GIVEAWAY

Happy Tuesday!

Welcome to Day 2 of Holiday Blog Reader Appreciation Week!

Today I have a project for you that has literally been in my head since I saw these Whiff of Joy Nativity stamps. I used masking and Copic Marker coloring to make a framed piece for our home for the holidays.

And I love it.

I adore nativities so this hand crafted one will fit in nicely with my collection. 

A couple of things to note:

• I had to alter Joseph to work with my scene. He comes holding Baby Jesus. But I really wanted to use Jesus in the manger (plus what would Mary being kneeling next to if Joseph is holding the baby?) so I had to work around that and now it appears he is just holding a blanket. I wish he was holding a staff or something more traditional but alas no one asked me. Can you believe that? ha!
• If I was proficient with my air compressor at all I would have added some airbrushing around my scene. But I just got it and I need a bit of practice and didn't want to ruin the hours of stamping/masking/coloring with some ill-performed airbrushing. I may still add it (I kept all my masks) at a later time.
• Be patient. I stamped this wrong four times. Four. I bet you all are wondering about coming back for more tutorials this week after hearing that sad news, huh? ;) I was tired. That's the excuse I'm going to go with. The stamping/masking is the worst part. The coloring was a breeze and was actually fun.
• Keep your masks. Seriously. If you put that much for into cutting out something, hold onto it for future endeavors!
• Don't think you have to use Copic Markers to color in your images. Consider colored pencils, Twinkling H2O's, watercolors, other markers, etc. I use Copics because that is what I'm good at. Those Twinkling H2O's scare the snot out of me even thoough I love the look. I really would like to try this same scene with watercolors. I imagine it would be lovely and soft-looking.

Copics used to color the nativity scene:

HOW TO

I'm going to warn you now that there are three videos for this project. The reason being that I've had numerous requests to show the Copic Coloring in real time or close to it. I ended up still needing to speed it up quite a bit or else you might be here for an hour watching the coloring and that is simply boring. I tried not to ramble on too much during the coloring videos but I don't think I was very successful! ha!

 

 

 

 

SUPPLIES

Holy King Stamp	Cute Donkey	Baby Jesus
Mary	Let Us Adore Him	Stamp-a-ma-jig
Stamping Mark Paper	Memento Tuxedo Black	Copic X-Press
Tim Holtz Scissors	Copic Markers

NOVEMBER 2ND GIVEAWAY

Today's giveaway includes:

• WHIFF OF JOY Bird with Christmas Bauble Stamp, Sick Henry Stamp & Grass Metal Die (can be used with Cuttlebug, Big Shot, similar die cutting systems) donated by Whiff of Joy.
• Here's what Henry Looks like:

• That Bird with Christmas Bauble is one of my fav's from last month's release. HERE are a couple of samples I made with it.

Please leave a comment here on this blog post using the word GIVEAWAY when commenting to be considered for the random drawing, otherwise your comment will be be considered just that, a comment. (This way even if you don't wish to win the giveaway you can still post if you want!)

All comments must be received by 11:59 p.m. CST on Sunday, November 7th for a chance to win. Winners will be announced the following week.

A BIT OF ENABLING

I finally broke down and bought the Fiskars Cloud Punches.

I tried to resist.

Really I did.

But, they needed to be MINE.

You guys know me and the clouds.

Both sizes of punches are in stock at 2Peas now. Snatch them quick. I suspect they won't last long!

Cloud Large Squeeze Punch

Cloud Extra Large Squeeze Punch

Thanks for stopping by!

Lawn Fawn Projects + GIVEAWAY + Bonus Studio AE Nov. Layout

Welcome to my Holiday Blog Reader Appreciation Week!

I loved sharing the blog reader appreciation week back in September so much that I wanted to offer another one focusing on Holiday projects and tutorials.

Today I have two completely separate projects for you, both featuring Lawn Fawn Stamps: an ornament & a square card.

Let's get started!

Winter Bunny Snowflake Ornament

Copic Markers used:

Merry Christmas Fireplace Card

Copic Markers Used:

How To:

 

SUPPLIES

For Winter Bunny Snowflake Ornament

Stamping Mark Paper	Tumbled Glass	Ink Blending Tool
Memento Tuxedo Black	Copic X-Press	Assorted Crystal Gems
Tim Holtz Scissors	Silhouette SD	Sizzix Big Shot
Copic Markers	Stamp Press	Snow Glitter
Scallop Circle #2 Bigz Die	Glittering Glue	2.75 Circle Punch
Red/Brown Bakers Twine	Winter Bunny	Frosties

SUPPLIES

 for Merry Christmas Fireplace Card

Large Plaid Pattern Wood Block Stamp	Cozy Christmas	Music Background Cling Stamp
Scoring Board	Ink Blending Tool	Copic Markers
Memento Tuxedo Black	Copic X-Press	Tim Holtz Scissors
Stamp Press	Antique Linen Distress Ink	Distresser
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STUDIO AE NOVEMBER STAMP SET

Check out the November Studio AE stamp set HERE. I absolutely adore this set! My new favorite, for sure! Remember THIS little sneak peek I shared last week? Well, here's the whole layout:

The title: I used a new title by Loni Stevens (from the Silhouette Online Store) and die cut it five times from kraft cardstock. Then I used spray adhesive (Krylon) to adhere them one on top of another for a "chipboard look". So quick and easy to do. You can make your own chipboard accents using almost any shape. So fun!

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See that stamped border right underneath the title? That is a new Studio AE stamp from the November set. I used white ink to stamp it on kraft cardstock.

That border underneath was created with a Studio Calico stamp from a Back 40 add-on kit.

That little date/label stamped image: also from the November Studio AE stamp set. I stamped it in brown on kraft and cut it out and tucked it behind the border. Easy peasy.

I die cut this circle using the Silhouette and stamped on it using more Studio AE stamps (however these are from the August stamp set). I love how all Ali's stamps coordinate so beautifully together. Don't be afraid to mix and match.

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I used another stamp from the November Studio AE kit on my journaling block and created another border with one of the other border stamps from the set along the bottom of the layout. I am really loving the white on kraft look.

The stamped butterflies are Studio Calico stamps that coordinate with Martha Stewart Punches.

I LOVE this concept.

Royal Butterfly Craft Punch

Classic Butterfly Craft Punch

Butterfly Stamp Set

 

All the papers and additional embellishments not listed above came with the Studio Calico Back 40 kit or add-ons.

NOV. 1ST GIVEAWAY

Today's giveaway includes:

• LAWN FAWN COZY CHRISTMAS STAMP SET donated by Lawn Fawn. 

Please leave a comment here on this blog post using the word GIVEAWAY when commenting to be considered for the random drawing, otherwise your comment will be be considered just that, a comment. (This way even if you don't wish to win the giveaway you can still post if you want!)

All comments must be received by 11:59 p.m. CST on Sunday, November 7th for a chance to win. Winners will be announced the following week.

Thanks for stopping by!

Halloween/Fall Tutorial Event Day 4: Thankful Projects

Today's the last day of the Fall Tutorial Event. I want to thank each and every one of you that has left comments on my blog posts. I truly appreciate you all!

It seems that here in America, that oftentimes Thanksgiving gets glossed over by Christmas. I am as guilty of that as anyone. However, I think it's super important to remember our blessings and to celebrate them no matter the season or occasion.

I created some quick and easy Place Cards for my mom (she is hosting Thanksgiving at her home this year) and a Thanksgiving card that I can use as a "thank you" for having dinner at her house.

Then I used an old frame I had on hand, some Papertrey Ink Felt and stamps and such to make a little home decor item for our home. :)

 Happy Thanksgiving Card

I love this Harvest Season Stamp Set from Lawn Fawn. It perfectly exemplifies the Thanksgiving Holiday to me. Beautiful leaves, a cornucopia and lovely sentiments. Perfection!

Don't forget to make the inside of the card beautiful as well...

How To:

 

SUPPLIES

PAPER: Fine Linen & Dark Chocolate Cardstock by Papertrey Ink; X-Press Copic Blending Card

STAMPS: Harvest Season Stamp Set by Lawn Fawn; Large Plaid Pattern Wood Block Stamp by Hero Arts

INKS: Antique Linen Distress Ink by Tim Holtz; Memento Tuxedo Black Ink; Crushed Curry, Dusty Durango & Kiwi Kiss Inks by Stampin' Up; White Daisy Ink by CTMH; Copic Markers

EMBELLISHMENTS: Orange Zest Saddle Stitch Ribbon and Button by Papertrey Ink

TOOLS: Martha Stewart Scoring Tool; Tim Holtz Paper Distresser; Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz; Circle 2.75 Inch Paper Shaper Punch; Coluzzle; Ranger Inkssentials Ink Blending Tool

Places, Please Thanksgiving Place Cards

I can see using these not only for holiday dinners and functions but using the die and label stamp on cards, as gift tags, etc. I adore this set! I made these place cards for my sweet mama who is hosting Thanksgiving this year.

How To:

 

SUPPLIES

PAPER: Fine Linen, Zesty Orange, Simply Chartreuse and Harvest Gold Perfect Match Cardstocks by Papertrey Ink

STAMPS: Places, Please Stamp Set & Gobble Gobble Stamp Set by Papertrey Ink

INKS: Kiwi Kiss, Dusty Durange, Soft Suede and Crushed Curry Inks by Stampin' Up

TOOLS: Sizzix Big Shot, Placecard Die by PTI

Give Thanks Home Decor Frame

At first I wasn't sure I would want the Gobble, Gobble Stamp Set from Papertrey Ink. I was wrong. I adore the cute little turkey! He comes with coordinating dies and you can either stamp him or cut him from felt or mix and match like I did here. I also used Quickutz Nesting Leaves with the Papertrey Felt to coordinate with the turkey.

How To:

 

SUPPLIES

PAPER: Fine Linen Perfect Match Cardstock by Papertrey Ink; X-Press Copic Blending Card

STAMPS: Gobble Gobble Stamp Set by Papertrey Ink; Large Plaid Pattern Wood Block Stamp by Hero Arts; Holiday Best by Stampin' Up

INKS: Soft Suede Ink by Stampin' Up; Antique Linen Distress Ink by Tim Holtz

 EMBELLISHMENTS: Heart Brad by MM; Rustic Button Twine by Papertrey Ink; Orange Zest, Harvest Gold, Simply Chartreuse, Fine Linen Felts by Papetrey Ink

TOOLS: Sizzix Big Shot; Gobble, Gobble Die by Papertrey Ink; Quickutz Nesting Leaves Dies; Foam Adhesive; Journal Plate & Bracket Large Punch by EK Success

Thanks for sticking with me this weekend during the Fall Tutorial Event.

I had such fun creating these projects.

I hope you enjoyed them too!.

See you tomorrow!