Dauber Christmas Wreath

Tis the season...  there are wreaths every where you look, so why not make one using daubers.  I used daubers with Old Olive and Garden Green ink to make the wreath.  I used Real Red ink and used an eraser to make the berries.  Greeting is from Christmas Pines stamp set.

  

Be Jolly With Swirly Scribbles

When you first look at the Be Jolly, By Golly Stamp Set and Swirly Scribbles Thinlits Dies, the coordination isn’t totally obvious. But when you experiment with the two, you’ll find lots of options. Try it out and see what creative combos you can come up with.

 

Dragonfly Dreams in Dapper Denim

I really enjoy creating new cards with the new Dragon Dreams stamp set and the Detailed Dragonfly Thinlits.  I love how you can use the same stamp set and color and yet the cards are equally simple and pretty in their own way.

Bundle the Draongfly Dreams stamp set and Detailed Dragonfly Thinlits and save 10%

 

Paint Chip Inspiration #39: You Are Amazing

Sharing another paint chip card to inspire you.  I got this paint chip from my local hardware store... love the color combos.  I took 2 strips, one for the card base and one to punch out the butterflies.  I stamped the greeting with Stazon Black Ink.  You have to use Stazon since the paint chips have a sheen on them. 

The "You Are Amazing" greeting is from the new Occasions Catalog, All Things Thanks stamp set.

Throwback Thursday: Circle Snowman

Today I'm sharing a throwback project.  This cute snowman was made with various circle sizes that fold into eachother.  The circles stay together using a small brad.

Christmas Pines Photopolymer Bundle

Enjoy the sights and smells of the season with the Christmas Pines Photopolymer Bundle. These pieces invite images of warmth and comfort in every creation—from tags to packaging to cards. Plus, when you buy the stamp set and dies as a bundle you’ll save 10%!

Stampin With Scraps: Musical Note Tree Ornament

How cute is this musical note tree ornament.  I used paper scraps from This is Christmas Specialty DSP.  I sponged the edges with Crumb Cake ink to give it a little depth and then glued the scraps to a popsicle stick.  Added the gold cord and ribbon and Walla!