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Petaloo and Graphic 45 Blog Hop Day

I just wanted to share a layout that I did for the Petaloo and Graphic 45 blog hop/cross promotion.  I posted all of the details on the Petaloo blog so if you want to know more click here.

This layout is probably a little out of my comfort zone.  I am not usually a vintage style scrapbooker.  I love the papers but just don't seem to have pictures that complement them. The picture that I used though ended up being perfect for this particular assignment.  I think I may have used a filter of some sort in Photoshop to give it a more softer look and feel.

Here are some close up shots of the gorgeous Petaloo flowers.  These are from the Darjeeling collection and if you haven't seen the colors that Petaloo is releasing for Winter CHA 2012 you will want to go here and here.

I love the colors and textures of these Darjeeling flowers.  They also are completely ready for you to apply to your page.  The package contains about 5 or 6 flowers in different sizes and different centers.

I've been working on a lot of things behind the scenes for design teams and such and I am slowly being able to show them on my blog. Until then....

Have a wonderful day!

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- January's Anything Goes

 

Hello everyone!!  Thanks for stopping by for this week's Simon Says Stamp's challenge.  This is a fun week where Anything Goes!!  That's right.  Link up anything that you created starting today that has to do with cards, paper, scrapbooking, home decor, etc.  We are hoping to get more than 1000 entries for our challenge this week so let's get started.  The design team also had to use Echo Park products on their challenge cards so I broke out my Happy Days 6x6 paper pad to make my card.

My card this week is a super sweet and simple card.  I used some die cuts, pretty paper, ribbon, and my secret weapon.  No, don't worry, it's not going to hurt you.  Rather, it's going to make life easier and bring a whole new way of looking at the way you make cards.  My secret weapon is SRM Stickers!!

The cupcake and celebrate sentiment are clear stickers from SRM Stickers and the best part of it all is that you can get them at Simon Says Stamp!  Whenever I stick one down on cardstock I am always amazed at how beautiful they look and how clear the sticker is.  It just looks as if you colored, stamped or printed them right on the cardstock.

Oh, and I have another fabulous secret to tell.  This past week I happened upon a blog post by Becca Feeken that contained a tutorial on how to make peg bows!  Hello, where have I been?  Under a rock?  Well, I finally figured out how everyone is tying those gorgeous bows for their cards and the amazing part is that it is so easy to do.  My husband constructed mine and I got to try it out yesterday.  I am hopelessly hooked.  

So now it is your turn.  A $50 gift certificate to the Simon Says Stamp online store could be yours but you have to make something first.  So let's go!!  Link up your card here to be eligible to win!

Happy Days 6x6 paper pad

Happy SRM Stickers

My Favorite Things Open Scallop Doily Duo Die-Namics

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Imaginisce Monthly Challenge- Winter Theme

Did you know that Imaginisce has a monthly challenge on their blog?  Well they do and it is always a lot of fun to enter. This month the challenge was to create something with the theme of Winter.  

Well I decided that it would be fun to create a monthly calendar and and desiginate January as the Winter month!  So I pulled out my drawer of Imaginisce paper and saw just what I was looking for.  A half sheet left of paper from my favorite Christmas collection by Imaginisce from about 2 years ago. There was just something about the colors and patterns in this line, Polar Express, that I could use again and again. I had saved every little scrap of paper from this collection so I had just enough to create this calendar page.  The calendar page measures 6x6 and I plan on doing a new page each month and letting my husband put them on his desk.

Then because I had already used up all my embellishments from the Polar Express line I got out my cardstock die cuts from this past Christmas's line, Santa's Little Helper, and used three of the snowflakes for my embellishments.  Then I stamped the little snowman,cut him out, and then colored him with Copic markers.  Then I used foam dots for dimension.  

The calendar that you see here is a new product for me. In the past when I wanted to make calendar pages I would try to make my own but that was so time consuming.  So enter SRM Stickers!  Recently I was asked to design for SRM Stickers and just got my box of DT products.  I was thrilled to find that they have two different sets of calendar stickers and let me just tell you, they are fabulous!  I placed the clear calendar sticker on some white cardstock and you don't even know it is a sticker! 

Thanks for stopping by!

Rules for Imaginisce's monthly challenge found here.

 

Valentine's post

As Valentine's Day fast approaches I am inspired to share a Valentine project that I did for a Petaloo and Jillibean Soup cross promotion.  I posted it on the Petaloo blog in December along with some Christmas projects but I thought that I needed to wait to share the Valentine project on my blog until after the holidays.

I can't tell you how easy and fun it was to make this cute little Valentine's mailbox.  The makers at SVG Cuts have thought about every little detail, including a door that actually works and opens so that you can collect your Valentines cards.  

When I saw the Jillibean Soup collection Hearty Barley I knew that I wanted to use it to make my mailbox!  The woodgrain on the kraft paper is a perfect complement to this fun gift!!  Also the journaling cards included in the Hearty Barley line double as Valentine cards and fit perfectly into the mailbox slot.

I embellished the front of the mailbox with Petaloo's Rose clusters and Mini Rose Clusters as well as Stickers from the Hearty Barley 12x12 Cardstock sticker sheet and Die Cuts from the same line.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful crafty day!

Supplies used:  Petaloo Pink Petite Rose Clusters and Pink Mini Petite Rose Clusters and SVG Cuts Valentine Mailboxes, Jillibean Hearty Barley Collection

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- A Sketch

Well we have another fun challenge for you on the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog.  Each week I see many of the cards that are made for our challenges and I have to say that it is very inspiring to see how everyone intreprets the challenges. Such wonderful work and creativity.  

So on to our challenge for this week.  Domi created this wonderful sketch for you to work with.  You can see what the design team created by visiting the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog or do what I do and hop around the links and get inspiration from our challenge participants.   

So here is my card!!  I decided to use some of my beloved Hero Arts stamps!!  Both heart and sentiment are from Hero Arts.  I also wanted to start creating some Valentines cards early so I wasn't rushing around at the last minute.  I thought that this sketch was the perfect place to start.

I colored my heart with Copics.  I chose the colors from the palette of the patterned paper which is Springtime by Echo Park.  The background paper was embossed with a Sizzix folder.  The paper broke down a bit in the folder which exposed the white core.  I thought it was a great look for my card.  Very similar to sanding the embossed areas.  I finished off my design with a few Petaloo flowers which are made of a very soft Mulberry paper and a yellow gingham ribbon.  The sentiment came from a small stamp set from Hero Arts which is a must have in any stampers collection!!

Copic markers used:  Y06,Y08, RV02, RV23, RV25, G24

One lucky participant in our challenge will win a whopping $50 gift certificate to the Simon Says Stamp store which has anything and everything you could ever want in a paper crafting and stamp store!!  So just create your card based on the above sketch and link it up here on the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog.  You never know, you could be this week's lucky winner.

 

Here I have gathered all of the links to the supplies I used to make my card.  You can find them all at Simon Says Stamp!

Hero Arts Clear Love Everyday 2011	Echo Park Springtime 6x6 pad	Sizzix Textured Impressions folder Christmas #6	Hero Arts Clear Classic Messages
Spellbinders Nestabilities Circles Large	Hero Arts Pink Pearls	Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad and Refill	Copic Markers

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So excited to announce...

I'm so excited to announce that I will be part of the 2012 SRM Stickers Design Team.  

Here is the fantastic lineup.

 

Aimee Kidd

Valerie Mangan

Carolyn King

Tenia Nelson

Clare Buswell

Michelle Bertuzzi

Amy Duff

Corrie Jones

Liz Weber

Tracey Taylor

Christine Ousley

Shannon Morgan

Jan Tatomir

Jamie Cripps

Shantaie Fowler

Be sure to stop by the SRM Stickers blog for a chance to win a sample of SRM Stickers BRAND NEW collection for CHA Winter.  Just comment on their blog here.

I can't wait to get started so check back in the next week or so for my first project!

A New Layout with Got Sketch #137

I am going to just put it out there.  I'll admit it!  I am a sketch-a-holic!  There I said it!  Can't take it back.  I really don't know what it is about sketches that just get my old wheels a-turning but they do.  Sometimes I mix it up and sometimes I follow it pretty closely.  It just depends!  So I guess that is why I am so happy to be a part of Valerie Salmon's Got Sketch Masters Team!!  I get to play with pretty sketches all the time.

So I am happy to announce that the Got Sketch blog and design team is starting out with a big bang this year, 2012!!  We've got a double page sketch for you to try.  

Here is my layout.  You can see the original sketch on this Got Sketch blog post plus 7 samples of layouts from the other girls on the team. They are amazing and I love how even though it is all the same sketch they all look different. First, I will show you both pages.

 

Then a close up of each individual page.  These are pictures that I took of Garrett in the beginning of December.  I am trying to keep up with each month and highlight some of the things that he is doing or accomplished.  I might even go back and use this same sketch for the first 4 months and then continue on with it until his first birthday.  It's a great sketch to use and it has so many spaces for pictures.

The papers I used are from Fancy Pants.  It is a really cute line with colors for both boys and girls.  You can see that I had fun with the rubons from this line.  Some of them look like a couple of the stuffed animals that he has.  The flags hanging on the top were cut out from the border page.  Unfortunately it was the only page that I only had 1 of so I had to make do with putting it in the center of both pages.  If I ever find more I will add on to the banner so it stretches across the whole top.

For me, journaling on my computer and then cutting it out in strips is the easiest way for me to journal. I am really going to try to do better about putting some kind of journaling on my pages.  I don't always do that and when I looked back at some of my old layouts of my kids as infants to compare them with what Garrett is doing I didn't have the information I was looking for.  So I promised myself I would work harder starting now!

I'll be announcing some scrapbooking classes that I will be teaching in the Birmingham, AL area so if you are one of my students from Scrapbook Mania I hope that there will be something for you that you will like.

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- Spots and Stripes

Welcome to this week's Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog post!  Sorry I missed last week's challenge but I was spending some much needed time with my extended family for the holidays.  My kids just love visiting their grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

So today our challenge on the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog is going to be an easy one.  So no excuses right?  Just create a new card that has some kind of spots or stripes on it.  You can use patterned paper like I did or emboss, stamp, cut, paint, or punch them on your card.  It's up to you, so let's be creative!

Here is my card for the challenge.  The design team for the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog are also incorporating some sort of Memory Box product.  I used one of their dies.  I love them!!  They are so delicate and detailed.  I have quite a few and a ton more on my wish list.  Check them all out here.

The Memory Box die that I used is called Fauntleroy Crest.  You can see it on the side cut out of the red cardstock.  To create my card base I used Lily Bee's Jingle 6x6 paper pad.  I know that Christmas is over but I still think I can get some use out of this paper for some winter themed cards.  The flowers that I used are from Petaloo.  These new flowers are part of the Petaloo Premier Devon Collection.  They come in 8 different colors and 3 different sizes.  I love using them on my cards.  

The image that I used on my card is part of the Pure Innocence Collection by My Favorite Things (MFT).  I just love these cute little stamps.  So fun to color and they come with the sweetest sentiments.  This particular stamp is called Flurry of Love.  I colored it with my Copic Markers.  

Here is a list of the colors that I used.  E000, E00, E41, E42, E25,E27, B93,B99, B0000, R20, R37, R39

I hope you will join us with our challenge this week.  I love seeing all of the wonderful cards each week made by our participants.  As always, Simon Says Stamp Online Store gives only lucky random winner a $50 gift certificate to the store.  That is a fantastic prize and will buy you lots of wonderful stampy stuff!!  

 

MFT Pure Innocence Flurry of Love	Memory Box Fauntleroy Crest Die	Lily Bee Designs Jingle 6x6 paper pad
http://www.simonsaysstamp.com/servlet/the-8363/ranger-stickles-glitter-glue/Detail	Copic Markers	Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad and Refill

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Christmas Card and Tag class photos Day 2

Here are a couple of the tags that we created at my Christmas Card and Tag class.  All of the cards and tags were made using Echo Park's Season Greetings paper, chipboard and cardstock stickers.

 

Here are a few more cards.

Have a wonderful and safe New Year!

I Scrap U Scrap, Got Sketch Article for Scrapbook Etc Online

I am so excited to share a layout with you that I created for an article written by Valerie Salmon-Got Sketch?, for Scrapbook Etc. Online.  The article is called I Scrap U Scrap and it is a sketch based article.  This particular sketch really inspired me and so I ended up creating one of my favorite layouts for this year.  The page was created using Echo Park's line called Winter Park.  I just love the colors and fun embellishments in this line.

So here is the direct link to the article. There are a many more takes on this same sketch by the other Got Sketch Master Designers.  You can also see the original sketch and Valerie's own layout.

http://www.scrapbooksetc.com/blogs/iscrapuscrap/2011/12/16/valerie-salmons-lucky-13-sketch/

Christmas Card and Tag class photos

I am taking a little bit of a break right now from my blog as I am visiting my family in Florida.  But I've got a few cards to share with you from a class that I taught in early December.

I'll be back with a few more tomorrow.  Have a wonderful week!!

Christine

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- Anything Goes December

Just a quick post to show you my Anything Goes project for Simon Says Stamp challenge blog this week.  I made this for one of the girls on the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog team.  Hopefully she has received it and has already seen it and I am not spoiling her surprise!

I cut this SVG Cuts file out on my Cricut.  It is part of the Santa's Visit set.  The paper I used is from the Christmas Wishes collection from Bella Blvd.  I also used my beloved Petaloo flowers to decorate each side of the sleigh.  They are from the Devon collection and are made of the softest mulberry paper.  They also have little bits of glitter on them that are just beautiful.

 

Here is the sleigh filled with lots of fun goodies.  It was very sturdy and I was able to load it up with a lot of fun sweet treats and crafty stuff!!  For all of you Cricut lovers, Simon Says Stamp carries a bunch of Cricut cartridges, accessories and machines.  They also have my favorite Cricut storage solution.  It is made by Art Bin and it is fabulous.  I have two!  

So have fun and show us your project for this week.  It's anything goes so upload anything crafty!  There is a fantastic gift voucher for the Simon Says Stamp Online store to giveaway for one lucky winner picked randomly from all of the entries.

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- Bingo

Wow, the week's have just flown by.  I can't believe Christmas is this weekend.  So one last challenge for you before the holiday.  So would ou like to play Bingo?  This week your challenge is to complete a card using this Bingo card.  Just pick three squares across, down, or diagonal and use these items on your card.  Then link up your card on the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog.

 For my card I used the top row, Ribbon, Gems, and Glitter.  I also used  two new Magnolia stamps from the 2011 Christmas collection.  When I saw Tilda sitting there with her Teddy Bear I just new I needed to color her.  It's she so sweet sitting on her large present? 

I used Ranger Red Stickles on the bow and the red gems are from an old circle set from Heidi Swapp I think.  The flowers and sequin centers are from Petaloo.  I love these flowers for my cards.  

 So link up your card to the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog to have a chance to win this $50 gift certificate from Simon Says Stamp! There are so many great things to get there.  I can't wait to see your creation!

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day!!

A Christmas Tag- By LORi Designs Spotlight

Hello all.  How are your preparations coming for the holiday season.  I am getting very close to wrapping everything up.  Just a couple more projects and some baking and I will be ready.

I love making cards but at Christmas I also love making gift tags.  When I saw this cute little stocking I knew that it would be a perfect image for a tag.  This sweet image is part of the Lollipop Chrstams Bundle.  You can find it in Lori's Digi Shop on this page.

For this tag I colored the image with my Copics and then cut it out.  Then I adhered it with foam dots to a oval Spellbinder die stack that I cut out of matching cardstock.  The cute little white dots that you see were made with Rangers White Enamel Accents.  It is so easy and fun to use.

This tag was so easy to make that I think that I will whip up a couple more so I will have one for each of my gifts.  Don't forget to stop by Lori's blog to check out the other wonderful projects that the design team has created this week.

Have a wonderful day and be sure to stop back tomorrow.  I'll have another fun challenge for you.

Petaloo, May Arts, and Coredinations Spotlight

Oh I know that I am a little late in posting this layout on my blog but I really don't want to wait until next fall. :) 

These are some of my favorite pictures of my son Brett when he was small.  I love the sunlight in his hair and those rosy cheeks. He is probably about a year old.

This layout was posted on the Petaloo blog for the hop between Petaloo and Core'dinations. I absolutely had a ball using all of the Color Me Crazy flowers that are colored to match the Core'dinations paper perfectly.

The Core'dinations paper you see in this picture was run through my Big Shot in a Cuttlebug folder called Swiss Dots.  The white core of the paper shows through the embossing.

The flourish you see in the picture above was cut from a die by Tim Holtz. I love using flourishes as accents pieces to my flower groupings.  

Well thanks for stopping by.  I hope that you are getting all of your shopping done and are ready for the holidays.  I still have some baking to do as well as some gifts to make for friends.  I did take some time out today to take some pictures of Garrett. He is now 5 months old and such a happy baby.  Do you think that he resembles Brett?

Have a wonderful day!

 

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- A Sketch Challenge

Welcome to another Simon Says Stamp Challenge!  We've got a fun sketch for you this week.  It's got lots of possibilities!! 

Here is my take on the sketch.  I used La La Land Crafts stamps this week.  I just loved this little angel.  She is so pretty and I decorated her in Gold and Diamond Stickles so she sparkles from head to toe beautifully.  For the scalloped rows I used a QuicKutz border set that I have and layered them in different patterned papers.  The patterned papers are from LilyBee Designs, called Jingle  and they are so pretty.  Then I stitched along the top of each row with my sewing machine.

 Here is a close up of all that beautiful glitter.  For the flower stack I used Petaloo flowers from their TieDye Collection.  The color matched my patterned paper perfectly. (Say that 10 times fast!)  Then I used Petaloo's Seguin Garland for the center of one flower and the Kaiser Pearls in Champagne for the others.  The swirly die cut flourish that you see is from Memory Box.  These dies are exquisite.  They are so delicate and beautiful. The little leaf branches are a EK Success Slim Line Punch.

 

 So link up your card to the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog to have a chance to win this $50 gift certificate from Simon Says Stamp! There are so many great things to get there.  I can't wait to see your creation!

So this little Santa (me) would love to hear what is on your crafty wish list.  Leave me a comment telling me what is on top of your list and be entered to win a fun holiday prize.

La La Land Crafts Angel Marci	Lily Bee Designs Jingle 6x6 paper pad	Memory Box Die Elegant Scrollwork
Ranger Diamond Stickles	Ranger Gold Stickles	Kaiser Pearls Champagne
Copic Markers	Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad and Refill

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Jolly Holidays- By LORi Designs

Hello and how is everyone today?  Doing well I hope.  I've been good but have been seriously thinking about a lot of things lately, specifically what I want to do when I grow up.  :)  I thought that I had it all figured out when I was younger but things change.  Life changes, and all the things that I thought I had figured out changed.  So now I find myself searching for answers again.  Still, through it all, my fantastic and supportive family and my love for crafts keeps me going.  2013 is on it's way and I know it's going to bring a lot of changes.  Hoping for some great ones.

Today I want to share a card I created for By LORi Designs.  Her characters just make me smile.  I love coloring them.  This sweet little elf is part of the Lollipop collection called Christmas Bundle 1.  It includes this little girl, a stocking full of gifts, a older girl in a Santa hat and a present.  A huge bundle for just $5.  The sentiment I used is from By LORi Designs too.

Here is a closeup of the digi image.  I used R35 and R37 to color her hat and suit.  For the black areas I used W1, W3, W5, and W7 and a little bit of 110(Special Black).

I also wanted to incorporate the green color from the patterned paper in the image so I created striped stockings on her.  Please stop by Lori's blog for more inspiration from the other girls.  I've had a sneak peek and their cards are amazing.

Christine  

 

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- Photo Inspiration

 

Where does the time go?  I can't believe it's already December and the year is almost over.  I've been rushing around trying to get all of my holiday preperations going and wondering if I will get it all done.  We decorated our tree last night so check that off the list and I'm going to try to get the kids to do their gingerbread house tonight.  I love that even though they are older they still love to do all of the our tradional events each year.

So today I have a new challenge for you at the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog.  Our challenge to you is to make a card that is inspired by the pictures below.  The grouping was done with Pinterest which by the way if you haven't yet signed up you should. Need an invite just leave me a comment and I'll get one out to you. :)

(Courtesy of Pinterest)

 Here is my card for this week.  I was inspired by the Christmas trees, the glitter and the antique colors.  The paper by Authentique that I picked has that vintage feel to it too.

It's sort of hard to see but if you look closely you can see little raised dots around the image.  I cut my image out with an oval Spellbinders die and then created little dots with Ranger's White Enamel Accents.  It is the most amazing product.  Much easier to use than Perfect Pearls I think.  It dries really quick and leaves a beautiful shiny dimensional perfectly round dot.  

I covered Tilda's dress with Stickles so there is a lot of shine onit and colored her little head band with a Clear Star Jelly Roll pen by Sakura.
 
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 The tree was cut out on my Silhouette using the cut shown above.  I also created an offset shape from it so that my tree had a matting around it.  The sentiment came from a cardstock punchout in the Authentique Wonders line and I used punches for the mats around it.

Don't forget to link up your challenge card to the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog to be eligible to win a $50 gift certificate to the Simon Says Stamp online store.  If you haven't stopped by lately you really should.  They have so many new items coming in weekly and carry everything for your stamping and scrapbooking needs.  Just go to the top of the page and type in the search box what you are looking for and you will see.

See you next week!!

Supplies used.  Click on the image to take you directly to each item.

Christmas Morning Tilda	Authentique 6x6 Wonder paper pad	Authentique Wonder Noteables	Spellbinders Nestabilities Large Oval	Spellbinders Nestabilities Scalloped Oval Large
Ranger White and Black Enamel Accents	http://www.simonsaysstamp.com/servlet/the-8363/ranger-stickles-glitter-glue/Detail	Sakura Stardust Clear Glitter Pen	Copic Markers	Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad and Refill

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By LORi Designs- Season's Greetings

I want to share another wonderful digi image by LORi Designs. Her name is Lollipop Saylor. Initially she was released, I think, as a summer or Fourth of July stamp but I just couldn't get Christmas out of my brain when I looked at her.  I just thought her dress was so pretty and she looked like she was ready for a holiday party.  So I drew a stick for her to hold her star and colored her in beautiful festive red and green holiday colors and added a Season's Greeting sentiment!!  The sentiment is also by LORi Designs.  It is part of her Holiday Sentiments collection which contains about 15 or so different sentiments in different fonts and styles.  You can find this set and Lollipop Saylor on the By LORi Designs blog.

Here are a couple of other things about my card.  I've colored the image with Copics. The patterned paper is Season's Greetings by Echo Park.  I put the green strip of paper through my Big Shot in a Cuttlebug folder and the flower is by Petaloo.  Look at these cool new flowers by Petaloo.  They are part of their Expressions Collection.  Aren't they pretty!!  I am also entering this card into this week's Sketch Saturday challenge.

I hope you will find the time to stop by the By LORi Designs blog to see what the other designers have created with her adorable stamps!!  Lots of talent and inspiration there!!

Simon Says Stamp Challenge Day- November Anything Goes

 

Each month Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog hosts a fun challenge called Anything Goes.  It occurs on the last Wednesday of each month and you can enter just about anything that you create. So what are you waiting for?  Join us!

This week the Simon Says Stamp Challenge team is using stamps from Unity or Lawn Fawn.  These stamps are not necessary for entering the challenge but if you have them we would love for you to play along with us. I used Unity's Itty Bitty stamp called Find The Joy.  It was so easy to color with my Copics.  If you are looking for a fast Christmas card stamp than you might want to check this one out.

I also used Nestabilities Labels 18 to cut out the image.  Then I used my little trick or tracing the outside of the edge of the Nestabilites on pattern paper and cutting it out by hand.  That way I get a nice sized mat for the image which really makes the image standout!  Then a couple of foam dots for dimension, a couple sheets of Echo Park Holly Jolly Christimas patterned paper and some Baker's twine from the Twinery and my card was finished.

If you join us by posting your the link to your creation you will be entered in the random drawing for a

$50 Gift Certificate

to the Simon Says Stamp online store!!  That is a fantastic prize.  I am sure that you could put quite a dent in your wish list with this prize!  So get stamping and join us this week for Anything Goes!!

 

Unity Itty Bitty Find The Joy

Echo Park 6x6 Holly Jolly Christmas Paper Pad

Copic Markers

Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad and Refill

Spellbinders Nestabilities Label 18

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