Merry December Snowman

Hello everyone!

I wanted to share my snowy merry December card with this adorable Small Snowman (DIE899-Q) from Impression Obsession for their current challenge. You can find it HERE.

I started with a monoprint abstract background (one of those I didn't like that now I love) and cut the Stitched Tag (DIE798-Y) from the print. Then came the snowman pieces. I popped up his hat, with the hat band cut from the same monoprint. Silver glitter paper was for the sentiment from Typewriter Sentiments (DIE905-Y). I popped up the entire tag on a textured blue background wrapped with Metallic Blue Kreinik thread, with two of the Primitive Snowflakes (DIE893-YY) peeking out. A couple of the snowballs from the Snowman set are also are popped up for dimension. A little textured blue cardstock for the main panel, and white for the base, and he is ready to pop in the mail for a merry December greeting.

Thank you for stopping by and I wish you the loveliest of celebrations (in the 2020 way!) for the new year to come. Happy Crafting in 2021!

A Whole Lotta Flowers

I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! I am celebrating this coming week on Tuesday with my whole family, and am looking forward to it! 

Today's creation uses some lovely papers by Graphic 45 and beautiful flowers from Wild Orchid and Prima. 

I love this little fairy with her sparkly wings. You can read all about this creation HERE.

Be sure to check out my giant garage sale a few posts down!

Challenges:

• C.R.A.F.T. - Anything Goes
• Creative Knockouts - Anything Goes
• MilkCoffee Challenge - Make It Sparkle

 

I Love Playing Paper Snowmen Dolls!

Well, I can't get enough of these cute little snowmen from Lawn Fawn's Making Frosty Friends!

Today's SCS Featured Stamper Challenge inspired me to make this. For Featured Stamper Challenge 355....Congratulations to Julie! What a FUN gallery to browse! I finally settled on this adorable tag but turned mine into a card.

I kept her basic layout and theme, but subbed in a few different elements: designer paper instead of icicle die, chipboard snowflake/twine instead of ribbon and twine bow, snowmen instead of a girl, glitter paper instead of spray for glistening snow, and a banner cut from DP instead of a stamped greeting.

Although only two are really visible in the photo, there are three layers of snow cut from the glitter paper. The snowmen are in front of the back two. I LOVE this stamp set and the matching dies. It is so much fun to decide what elements to use (hats, gloves, scarves, arms, muffs, buttons, etc.)! Stamps are dies are available at i {heart} papers!

I stamped on Ultrasmooth White CS with VersaFine Onyx Black ink and then embossed with Clear Detail embossing powder. I colored in their noses with a YR68 Copic marker. I used a variety of some of my favorite 6x6 pads for the background and clothes. Two are out of print now, but the RSVP pad, for the ear muffs, is available at IHP. I tied some Blueberry Baker's Twine at the top and finished it off with a chipboard glittery snowflake.

I used Zva Dimensionals and 1/4" Scor-Tape to hold everything together. Linked supplies available at i {heart} papers! 

A fun award for my baby card at Card Crafter's Circle!

Stamps: Making Frosty Friends (Lawn Fawn) - available at i {heart} papers
Paper: Ultra Smooth White CS (Crafter's Companion), Christmas Glitter Stack (DCWV), Winter Fun (Carta Bella), Winter Wishes DP (Echo Park), RSVP DP (Basic Grey)
Ink: VersaFine Onyx Black, Copic marker
Accessories: Mambi Chips Glitter Snowflake (Me & My Big Ideas), Baker's Twine (Divine Twine), Making Frosty Friends dies (Lawn Fawn), Clear Details EP (Ranger)
Techniques: embossing

COMING SOON! Watch for it.....

Other challenges for this card: 
A Gem of a Challenge - Sparkles 
Allsorts - Bring on the Bling 
Crafty Calendar - All Things Christmas 
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas - For a Child 
Time 4 Scrap - All I Want for Christmas 
Totally Gorjuss - Child's Christmas 
Word Play Saturday - Snowman 
Crafts 4 Eternity Recipe Challenge - Glitter and Sparkle 
CCEE Stampers - Embossing and Glitter 

Mixed Media is Fun~!

Today's creation was so much fun to make. I used two SCS Challenges to inspire me and came up with something I really like.
 
Congratulations to Tina Hale for being our chosen the Splitcoast Featured Stamper this week!! What a huge gallery of fun! I chose this cute birthday card to case. I kept her theme and layout, but didn't use any stamps and changed the media used to make the background, banner, and sentiment.

I used the Mix-Ability 21: Brilliant Pastels Challenge for my background. SO FUN. I have always been scared of Mixed Media but I had so much fun with this, thanks to Ky's amazing video and to my friend, Dina's encouragement (xo!). I am hooked.

I used Distress Stains with the direct to paper technique Ky showed, and then painted with an Acrylic Paint wash. This is two layers. I then stamped randomly with bubble wrap using White Craft Ink and Silver Pigment Ink, and embossed those sections with Clear EP. I used a jute ribbon scrap for some texture inbetween my panels (on the right).

Super fun to do!

Other challenges for this card:

• My Sheri Crafts  - Birthday
• Sugar Creek Hollow  - Mixed Media
• Sandy's Crafty Creations - embossed backgrounds 
• Seemacrafts - Mixed media project

Stamps: none

Paper: Crumb Cake, River Rock, Soft Sky (SU!), Sweet Tooth (Poptone)

Ink: white acrylic paint (Apple Barrel), Broken China and Peeled Paint Distress Stain (TH), White Craft (SU!), Silver Metallic Pigment (Encore)

Accessories: rub on letters (Making Memories), twine, Clear Detail EP (Ranger), distressing tool, canvas pennants (Prima), jute ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon), foam brush

Welcome Baby - A New FS Challenge at SCS!

The first Sunday of the month means it is my turn to host the Featured Stamper Challenge on Splitcoast. I hope you will come play along!

Congratulations to Ellie Stover! I chose Ellie to be our first June 2013 FS this week. I LOVE her gallery with its beautifully colored and detailed designs. I chose this cute little birthday card to case. With the FS challenges, we are supposed to change at least two things from the original.

I kept her color scheme and layout, but changed images and theme from birthday to baby. My images are from Paper Smooches' A Little Lovin' available at i {heart} papers. I stamped on Ultra Smooth White Cardstock and then colored my ellies with Spectrum Noir markers.

I left off the sewing (even though I LOVED it!) and added pearls. I substituted hearts for the balloon and added a crocheted flower instead of silver cord. I added Buttermilk atyou Spica Glitter pen to the hearts and a layer of designer paper underneath the four squares. The DP is from Echo Park's Bundle of Joy Boy and Bundle of Joy Dots & Stripes 6x6 pads.

Everything is held together with Scor-Tape and Sticky Thumb Dimensionals. All linked supplies are available at IHP!
My card is 5" square. I really like how it turned out!

This summer I am going to be taking some short road trips around my state. I tend to gravitate along I-80 and after 20 years am kind of bored with that :)  So -- I will be sharing some summer photos from around my state on here occasionally. Here is the first one, taken with my iPhone, and a filter added from an app called Vintique:

A typical Nebraska field -- the cows always stare at you when you stop. It's like they are either wondering what is picture-worthy, or why you are invading their space. You start walking toward them and they all move away. Ok....not so good for my self-esteem. Because I really care what (if!?) the cows are thinking. Wow. I need to stick to making cards.

Check this out:

Other challenges for this card: 365 Cards - Sweet Baby  Catch The Bug - Anything Goes  Creative Corner - Boy oh boy Stamps: Paper Smooches' A Little Lovin' (available at i {heart} papers)

Paper: Poptone CS, Echo Park Bundle of Joy Boy & Bundle of Joy Dots & Stripes DP

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Spectrum Noir markers, Spica Glitter pen

Accessories: Kaiser Bliss Pearls, The Paper Studio crocheted flower, Spellbinders Circle dies, MFT pennant die, SU! Word Window punch

Snowy Trees and a New Featured Stamper Challenge

I love browsing other stampers' galleries and blogs and seeing what awesome things they make. I get so many ideas and am so inspired by others' work.  Today's Featured Stamper Challenge is just one of those times. Sharri Seffens is the FS this week and I chose her pretty Christmas design HERE to case (copy and share everything).

I kept a lot the same: her layout and theme, but changed papers, trees to a die cut, and moved the sentiment. I changed the main panel to a circle and used a different embossing folder for the background. My sentiment is Let It Snow - 1518 by Hambo Stamps.

My lace trim is 1.5" Ivory Crochet Lace by Really Reasonable Ribbon. I LOVE this lace so much and have used it on so many projects. I like how it adds a hint of lace, but is very open to see the design underneath. The glitter is on the tree branches is from Sparkle N Sprinkle.

I hope you will stop back tomorrow to read some fun news and see my next holiday creation!

Other challenges for this card:
Amusing Challenges - Die Cut 
Pile It On - Embellishments 
Sketchy Colors - Color Inspiration (Red, Green, White)
The Ribbon Girls - Christmas Projects
The Squirrel & the Fox - Summer or Winter
My Sheri Crafts  - Tis the Season 
Totally Gorjuss - Anything goes with Glitter
2 Sisters - Christmas Sparkle 
Challenge Up Your Life - 1st Snow  
Fashionable Stamping Challenges - To Die For
Crafts 4 Eternity - Christmas Chaos
Going Grey with Scrap Creations - Christmas
Fussy and Fancy - I love Christmas
Lexi's Creations - Christmas
Tuesday Throwdown - lots of layers
Simon says Stamp - anything goes
Wags n Whiskers - Christmas
Partytime Tuesdays - anything goes

Happy 300th Birthday!

Today is the 300th Featured Stamper Challenge at Splitcoaststampers. I am so very happy to be one of the hostesses for that challenge and today I am honoring Jen Mitchell. She has such a classy gallery. I loved looking through all of her beautiful designs. The big button and burlap caught my eye in this card.

I turned the layout, kept the button and burlap, but changed colors and images. I stamped Cowboy Christmas (available at i {heart} papers) on Very Vanilla with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and then colored in with Copic markers. The sentiment was stamped with a retired SU! ink that was one of my favorites: Blue Bayou. I cut it all out with Spellbinders Labels Four. I added some texture with a little aqua strip of cardstock, which I embossed with Lifestyle Craft's Zig Zag embossing folder. My burlap is Natural Jute Ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

I hope you will come play along in the 300th FS Challenge this week~!

i {heart} papers is celebrating Black Friday every Friday in November with a sale each Friday-Sunday in November, with the culmination on Black Friday-Cyber Monday. Stay tuned each week!
Today's special: This week's special is all Gourmet Rubber Stamps & Market Street Stamps are 30% off!

Stamps: Cowboy Christmas by Flourishes 
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Very Vanilla (SU!), Textured Aqua and Wood Fence Brown DP (The Paper Studio) 
Ink: Blue Bayou (sentiment), Memento Tuxedo Black, Ladybug Red Memento Marker, Copic Markers E33, E35, E37, YR21, C3, C5, BG72, YG63, YG67, G14, G94 
Accessories: burlap ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon), buttons (WM and Dress It Up), string, Spellbinders Label Four die, Lifetsyle Crafts embossing folder (available at IHP) 

Other challenges for this card: 
Scrapper`s Delights Paper Crafts - Anything Goes
Crafty Calendar - November Wrap up warm for winter, optional to use string, fibers or twine
Totally Gorjuss - Anything goes with a button
The Squirrel & the Fox - Flowers, Hats or Horses    
Allsorts - For Men Only 
The Crafty Pad - Anything Goes
Stamping Sensations - Traditional Christmas

Dream With Your Heart

Today's Featured Stamper at Splitcoaststampers is former Hambo Stamps Design Team member, Marcie Sharp (aka Disaster)! Marcie has such a fun, trendy style and I have long admired her work! I am happy to celebrate her day today with this "case" (copy and share everything):

Yep, it's a tall card! I chose this pretty turquoise card of Marcie's for my inspiration.

I kept the taller size (mine is 4.5 x 8) and layout, but changed colors and images. I took her CAS style and made mine more shabby, adding pearls, lace and metal corner adornments.

 

This is also for Ardyth's Hope You Can Cling To Challenge: Vital Signs. I chose a sentiment about the heart. The HYCCT Challenges are to promote Breast Cancer Awareness. There are prizes up for grabs worth over $6500! Come check it out!

The rosettes and designer paper are available from The Stamp Simply Store.

Other challenges for this card:
A Gem of a Challenge - Flowers 
One Stop Craft - Anything goes 
Poodles Parlour - Anything Goes 
Stampin' Sisters in Christ - peace

Stamps: Unity Stamp Co.
Paper: Sahara Sand, Mellow Moss, Always Artichoke, Prima Nature Garden DP 
Ink: Crumb Cake
Accessories: lace trim (Michael's), Pearl Pearls (Kaiser), metal corner adornments (Momenta), Pearl flourish (Prima), Olive Sheer Woven Rosettes (May Arts) 

Featured Stamper Sunday and Hambo Stamps!

It's Featured Stamper Sunday at Splitcoast today and one of my sweet team mates for Hambo Stamps is this week's honored stamper! Carolina Little has such a fun, creative style, and I was excited to case one of her cards.

My images are Wishing Well and Wishing You Well by Hambo Stamps. I used Memento Tuxedo Black ink for the well, and then colored in with Copic markers. The sentiment was then stamped in Blue Bayou ink (I love and miss that color!). Here are the markers I used:

With the Featured Stamper Challenge, you are to change at least two things from the original. I kept the same layout and images, but changed colors, die cut, and added some extra embellishments and layers. My designer papers are from the Sidewalks Collection by October Afternoon and Dots & Stripes by Echo Park (Can you see that striped green layer? I thought it added some whimsy!).

One of my favorite designs that Bonnie carries in the Really Reasonable Ribbon Store is this sweet Floral Satin:

It adds such a nice delicate look to your projects and comes in five beautiful colors: Hot Pink, Daffodil, Aqua, Blue Topaz and Light Orchid. On today's card I used the Aqua Floral Satin, which is my favorite of the five. The other trim I used from Really Reasonable Ribbon is the Hemptique Lime/White Baker's Twine. It comes individually as a spool, or as part of the Tutti Frutti set. I wrapped it around the bottom of my Spellbinders die to accent the lime crocheted flower. Click on the photo for a close-up!

There is a new challenge on the RRR Blog too! It's all about Back to School & Ribbon!

I hope you will come on over to SCS and play along! Congratulations, Carolina!

Other challenges for this card: 

Catch The Bug - Anything Goes 

ATCs & Cards With Attitude - Anything Goes 

QKR Stampede - Anything Goes

Copic Marker Europe - Summer card

Waste Not Wednesday - always "use your forgotten stuff" (Sizzix die)

Paper Crafting Journey - Anything Goes

Stamps: Wishing Well - 2905 and Wishing You Well - 2904 by Hambo Stamps

Paper: Dots & Stripes DP (Echo Park), Sidewalks DP (October Afternoon), X-Press Copic Blending CS, Sage Shadow

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Blue Bayou, Copics

Accessories: crocheted flower, paper flowers (Prima), silver half pearls (Mark Richards), Sizzix leaves die cut, Spellbinders die cuts, Aqua Floral Ribbon and Hemptique Lime/White Baker's Twine (Really Reasonable Ribbon)

I Love Pretty Papers!

Today's Splitcoast Featured Stamper Challenge honors Ceal Pritchett as FS287. Ceal has a lovely gallery that fits both the styles of CAS and lots of layers! I chose this lovely card to case.

I kept her layout and theme, but changed images and papers, and left off the flower and stitching. I added pearls to my die cut frame. I really like the look of red, black and kraft together and the papers in Teresa Collins' World Traveler DP pack were just perfect for those colors!

I used a Spellbinders die cut (Fancy Tags Three) and cut two of them out of black cardstock, then added them to each side of the sentiment rectangle. It gives the sentiment such an elegant look!

Stamps: Inscribed by Stampabilities 

Paper: Crumb Cake, Basic Black, Teresa Collins World Traveler DP 

Ink: VersaFine Onyx Black 

Accessories: Kaiser Pewter pearls, Spellbinders Long Rectangle and Fancy Tags Three die cuts, distressing tool 

Other challenges for this card: 

Dream Valley Challenges - Die Cuts and Punches

Fashionable Stamping Challenges - Anything Goes

No Matter Which Challenges - Anything Goes 

2 Sisters - Anything goes optional Sketch* 

Catch The Bug - Anything Goes 

Poodles Parlour - Anything Goes

Simply Create Too - Anything Goes

A Little Round Get Well

Today I am hosting the Featured Stamper Challenge at Splitcoast.
Congratulations to Loll Thompson! 

Loll's gallery is sure to delight your eyes - especially if you like CAS designs. 

She has a GORGEOUS gallery, and I could case her for a long time! 

Here is Loll's sweet card I cased.

I kept her circle shape, layout (flipped) and theme, 

but changed colors and images and added dew drops and distressing.

My images are by Rubbernecker Stamps. I stamped off Paint Splattered Screen in Certainly Celery ink, then stamped again on my Whisper White cardstock. The flowers are from Floral Set 1, and are inked with Rose Red, as is the Sending Thoughts sentiment. I added three little Robin's Nest Dew Drops and mounted everything on a Rose Red Scalloped Circle, cut with a Spellbinders die. Fun and cute and easy!

Other challenges for this card:

Penny Black and More - Summer Blooms 

Robyn`s Fetish - Distressing  

Stampin' Sisters in Christ - Use Something New (new stamps!)

Allsorts - In Bloom 

Crafty Calendar - June Flowers in Bloom  

Frosted Designs Fabulous Friday – Circles 

Stamps: Floral Set 1 SKU:645-01, Paint Splattered Screen SKU:615, Sending Thoughts SKU:652-10 by Rubbernecker Stamps 

Paper: Rose Red, Whisper White 

Ink: Certainly Celery, Rose Red, Always Artichoke 

Accessories: Spellbinders Circle and Scalloped Circle dies, Robin's Nest Dew Drops, distressing tool 

Techniques: distressing

Yikes! A One-Layer Card!

A few weeks back, I chose Heather Telford as SCS's Featured Stamper 274. Her gallery is simply stunning! A treat for the eyes, for sure. Heather has a wonderful way with sponging and masking and I wanted to try to create a one-layer card using one of her cards to case. I chose this beautiful card and kept the same theme and layout, but changed the colors and images. Here is what I came up with:

I masked off the section I wanted to sponge with painter's tape and then added my Flourish and sentiment from Rubbernecker Stamps. A trio of silver half pearls finished off the design. I like how it turned out! I am definitely more comfortable with layers, but this has gotten me out of my comfort zone!


Have a wonderful weekend!

Stamps: Flourish #3 SKU:611-03 and Phrase set SKU:626 by Rubbernecker Stamps  

Paper: Neenah Solar White 

Ink: Melon Mambo and Memento Tuxedo Black  

Accessories: Mark Richards silver half pearls

Poppies in My Garden

I have never planted poppies in my garden before. I love them, but think it's too windy here for them to survive. But, we shall see this summer, as I got seeds yesterday and will be planting them probably tomorrow.  Some of you know that I called my dad "Poppy" and that he had given me an oil painting when I was younger - with poppies! So they are a dear flower to me.

Sweet 'N Sassy came out with a poppies set, and I just had to get it because the flowers are so delicate. I also like that it's a smaller sized set - the other poppy images that I have are so big.  This one is delightful, and I used it on my card yesterday for the Featured Stamper Challenge at SCS.

My beautiful mom is 83 years young tomorrow so I made this for her. We are off to celebrate with a breakfast first thing in the morning.

Anyway, congratulations to Linda on being chosen for this week's Featured Stamper! What a lovely and fun gallery! There were so many choices, but I finally settled on Linda's With Love to case. I kept her theme and layout, but changed colors and images, and added a pearl button at the top of my ribbon.

My images are from Poppies & Greetings by Sweet 'N Sassy Stamps and my ribbon is Red Satin Double Ruffle from Really Reasonable Ribbon. I like how they look uncolored.

And I have a quick recipe to share -- it will be in the low 80s here all week, so time for an iced yummy!

Cappuccino Cooler
1 1/2 C prepared coffee, cooled
1 1/2 C chocolate ice cream, softened
1/4 C chocolate syrup
crushed ice
1 C frozen whipped topping, thawed

Blend coffee, ice cream and syrup together until smooth. Set aside. Fill 4 glasses 3/4 full with ice, add coffee mixture. Top with a dollop of whipped topping and serve immediately. Makes 4 servings!

You can also put the first three ingredients in a blender, if you desire. Enjoy and have a great day!
Stop back tomorrow for an "old" technique to try -- I had never done it!

Other challenges for this card:  Creative Inspirations Paint - Flowers  Dream Valley Challenges - For a Special Lady One Stitch At A Time - Here comes Summer  Stampin' Sisters in Christ - Use your “green thumbs” … use an image of something planted Sunday Stamper - Red   The Crafty Pad - April Showers Bring May Flowers PanPastel UK Challenge - Spring Time   Stamps: Poppies & Greetings by Sweet 'N Sassy Stamps

Paper: Real Red, Basic Black, Neenah Solar White, DP by The Paper Studio and Basic Grey

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black

Accessories: 1 1/4" circle punch, Corner Rounder Edgers (Fiskars), Kaiser Red Pearls, Red Satin Double Ruffle Ribbon & Hemptique's Red/White Baker's Twine (Really Reasonable Ribbon)

There is a New One, and Some Old Stuff!

There is a new Featured Stamper at Splitcoast and she has a beautiful gallery! It's Shellie Daniel aka shellied! Congratulations to Shellie! She has such a fabulous gallery. I finally settled on this gorgeous, classy tag to case.

I changed images, but kept her layout and overall color scheme. I am on a mission to use things I have had for a long time. This tag is one of them, so I can't even remember where the images are from -- if you know, let me know!

Remember when fiber was all the rage? Well I have tons of it. So I added a bit of it to my "bow."
The tag is sprayed with Glimmer Mist. I got it at CHA......about four years ago!! So I decided to start using that too. It still works and sprays beautifully!

Thanks for taking a peek! I am counting down the days until school is out. I am now under double digits, so it's not long!

Stamps: sentiment by Unity Stamps

Paper: Certainly Celery, Core'dinations Textured CS, shipping tag

Ink: Tempting Turquoise, Taken With Teal, Encore Metallic Gold

Accessories: Glimmer Mist, bling (The Paper Studio), paper piercer, large oval punch, crinkled seam binding, fibers, sparkly ric rac, Mesh ribbon (May Arts), acrylic paint

Lovely Blues

This week's Featured Stamper at SCS was Albongo aka Alison Watson.  She has a lovely gallery with such beautiful creations. I chose this card to case.

There She Goes has the sweetest images! I stamped my Sweet Peas and sentiment in VersaFine Onyx Black ink, and then embossed with Clear EP. I used the same layout, Sweet Pea image, Cuttlebug folder, and added lace, pearls, and a sentiment. I also changed colors and left off the butterfly.

I had a lovely long-time friend who invited my daughter over for Easter dinner -- 700 miles away -- and I am sending her this card to thank her for that very special gesture.

Thanks for stopping by today!

Challenges for this card: 

Anything Goes Challenge - Anything Goes  
Crafty Sentiments - Spring! Spring Creations Using Pastel Colours 

Die Cuttin' Divas - Pastels 

Everybody-Art-Challenge - Spring 

Use It Tuesdays - Anything Goes(hoarded item: lace!)

Twisted Tuesday - I Never Promised You A Rose Garden, Use Flowers, Twist: No Roses or Rosettes 

Sassy Cheryl's - Anything Goes 

Going Grey With Scrap-Creations - Spring

Stamps: Sweet Pea by There She Goes

Paper: Blue Bayou, Bashful Blue, Annalee DP by Prima, Pure Luxury White by GKD

Ink: VersaFine Onyx Black, Copic Markers B000, B00, B21

Accessories: Clear Embossing Powder (Ranger), Snow pearls (Kaiser), large and small oval punches (SU!), embossing folder (Cuttlebug), circle cutter, Noelle crochet lace and Capri Blue Satin ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon)

 

First Featured Stamper Gig

This past Sunday was my first official post as one of the new Splitcoast Featured Stamper Challenge Hostesses. I chose a beautifully talented stamper for this week!

Congratulations to Vickie Zimmer {redlynny} for being our SCS Featured Stamper this week!

I cased this beautiful card of Vickie's. I have had this pretty black flower for a long time, but just never found the right occasion to use it until this week!

I changed the color scheme, and layout slightly, but kept her overall theme and design. Added a trio of pearls in the corner. My image is from the Scripture 1 Collection by Our Daily Bread designs.

Come play along!

Stamps: Scripture Collection 1 by Our Daily Bread designs

Paper: Rose Red, Basic Black, Whisper White, Annalee DP by Prima

Ink: Purely Pomegranate

Accessories: black silk rose and white tulle filler (HL), Spellbinders dies, Snow pearls (Kaiser), pewter stick pin (Maya Road), wine velvet and black satin gathered ruffles ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon)