Hi there! I hope you are enjoying one last holiday weekend getting ready for Christmas. I can't believe how much I still have left to do... I have bought all the ingredients for my holiday baking, but wouldn't it be wonderful it they would just magically assemble themselves? When life gets busy I would much rather be in my craft studio than in the kitchen and I'm still not sure when I'm going to find the time to squeeze that in but I'm ready when the small window presents itself. ;)
I thought I would pop in and share a couple more sneak peeks with you. This first one shows a couple more images from our Backyard Bugs set which includes a separate flower and flowerpot (to be used together or separately), a butterfly, a couple different trails and several fun punny sentiments.
For my second peek we have another look at our Sweet Script Alphabet, this time for the uppercase letters. This was my first attempt at creating a font from scratch and while it felt daunting, I am really happy with how it turned out.
Here's a little look at the stamp set in action... I used it for the names on some Christmas tags I created for Pebbles Inc. this past week (the to and from sentiments are by Lawn Fawn). ;)
Thanks for taking a peek. I hope you enjoy the rest of your day!
Hello - it's Marion again with some more inspiration for you using the Santa's Helpers stamp set and the coordinating dies. I've also used the popular Fishtail banners dies to create the focal panel on my card.
I stamped the puppy image and then die cut it before colouring it with Copic markers. I added the dots on the box with a white Uniball Signo gel pen and also added some clear Wink of Stella glitter brush pen to the ribbon. I sewed the banner on with my sewing machine for some added interest.
The sentiment is from the same set and was white heat embossed. The
holly was die cut from the Santa's Helpers die set and also colored
with Copic markers. The berries are covered with Glossy Accents and add a Christmas element, to a very non-traditional Christmas card.
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For today's sneak peek we have a second look at our Sunny Borders stamps. I think you are going to love the way you can use these on their own or along with the coordinating border dies.
Thanks for stopping by today,
Marion
