Greetings to all! You may have noticed that we are hopping on the second Thursday this month. Most of our hoppers have little ones or work with little ones and having the first Thursday fall on the day after Halloween wasn't too convenient. Geez calendar!
I've been doing a Day of Thanks post on my FB page. I must say that I'm incredibly thankful to be part of such a great group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators. These ladies that I hop with are all so talented and I owe them a lot because some months the only stamping I get done is for our blog hop. I'm also thankful for all of my followers and visitors. Thank YOU for letting me share a little bit of my stress relief with you!
My card this month is a thank you card. I had already made my 3-D item and wanted to coordinate the card with it. I really miss the Copper embossing powder we used to carry. It would have POPPED on this card!
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| Supplies used: Cardstock: Chocolate Chip, Island Indigo, More Mustard DSP: Orchard Harvest Ink: Island Indigo, Versamark Stamps: Curly Cute, Gently Falling Embellishments: 3/16" Metallic brads, Gold embossing powder, Pewter embossing powder Adhesive: Glue stick Tools: Heat tool, paper piercer, paper piercing mat |
I decided to try my hand at the ornament on the cover of the Holiday catalog. I taught myself how to do this, and then taught it to some of my stamp club members (I owe those ladies lots of thanks for lots of different reasons) that evening at our club meeting. We did fall versions with the Orchard Harvest DSP (use what you have, right?). I wish that I had gotten pictures of each person's ornament. They all looked so different even with coming from the same pack of paper!
In addition to ornaments, these would make great gift tags, place settings, candle wraps, etc! The possibilities really are endless!
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| Supplies used: DSP: Orchard Harvest Cardstock: Chocolate Chip Punches: 3/8' Circle, 2 3/8"Scallop Circle Framelits: Holiday Ornaments Dies: Rosette XL Ribbon: Chocolate Chip Dotted Scallop, Very Vanilla Seam Binding, Linen Thread Embellishment: Brushed Bronze Designer Buttons Tools: Big Shot, Silicone Mat Adhesive: Tombow Non-SU: glue gun, crap-ton of hot glue (yes a technical term) |
I hope you have enjoyed my projects. Thank you for stopping by, now I hope you enjoy Kim's creations!
Blog Hop Participants:
- Shellie G. of Creative Electica
- Annie L. of Love Me Cards
- Pam S. of Stampin' in the Sun!
- Nancy B. of Lady Stamps-A-Lot
- Tonya B. of Stampin' with Tonya
- Dawn S. of Dawn's Creative Chalet
- Patricia T. of Sunnyone Stampin'
- Pamela W. of Stinky Tofu
- Darcy J. of DJ's Stampin' Place
- Kim R. of Stamping with Kim
- Nancy B of Momma B Stampin'
- Terry B of Goin' Over the Edge
Your ornament is gorgeous! And I love the embossing on the leaf card.
ReplyDeleteYour ornament turned out wonderful. Great job! Very pretty card too! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament! Great idea to use the fall DSP. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your ornament! SO CUTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is cute ( i need to heat emboss more) and i love your ribbon ornament! That is such a cool idea!! Thank you so much - great projects!!
ReplyDeleteThat ornament is both cute and beautiful at the same time! I love heat embossing for this time of year and into winter. Just gives a certain elegance and formality.
ReplyDeleteThe embossed leaves are my FAVORITE! BEAUTIFUL! Great job! :) I also love the ornament! My favorite season is almost done... I better make some more fall stuff!
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