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Hello bloggers! Another Christmas double day again, what a quick week it has been! I have two very traditional looking cards for today's offering. For this first card, I embossed a white background using the Swirling Holly embossing folder to add texture. I cut two of the Snowflake corners and coated them with spray adhesive and dusted them with Diamond Sprinkles. I glued them in opposite corners. Next I cut the Ornate Pierced Design Noble out of white card and backed it with vintage gold card. I cut the centre out to create a frame and added mounting foam to raise it. I embossed a piece of vintage gold card using the Bed of Roses folder to use as a background for my frame. I decided to paper grout it with Polar White sparkle texture paste to bring out the pattern a bit more. Once dry, I glued my frame over it and trimmed away the excess from underneath. I cut the Vertical Joy die out of coconut white card and sprayed it with adhesive and glittered it with Diamond Sprinkles. I cut the solid letters out of white and glued them in place behind. I added mounting foam and glued it in the centre of my frame. I made two poinsettias using both the Classic Poinsettia die and the Open Petal Poinsettia die. I added them with some Holly spray and white tulle to the lower left side of my frame. I completed the card by using my piercing ruler to create a pierced white mat layer. Next I added a thin vintage gold card mat and a final white mat layer. The finished dimensions are 7" x 8 1/4" in size. Scroll down to see card number two. The second offering today is a silver pearl and sky blue angel card. I used the Illusion embossing folder with a piece of coconut white card to add texture to the background. Next, I used the Ornate Pierced Rectangle Noble die to cut an aperture in the silver pearl card. I used a paper cutter to cut the outside edge into a rectangle. I used the two largest dies in the set to add a thinner sky blue frame which I glued to the edge of the aperture. I mounted it on foam over the embossed background. I cut the Christmas Angel 2015 out of silver pearl card (from my stash). I added her with foam in the centre of the frame. I used the various twinkle stars in the set and cut them out of both blue and silver pearl card and glued them to the background. I added the word "peace" from the Dove of Peace die set. I completed the card with a white hand pierced mat layer, a thin silver and blue mat and a wider white mat. The finished dimensions are 8" x 9" in size. All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin
Hello there my crafty friends! Next up on the release is the Martha Edger set. There are eight dies in this set and what fun you can have with these creating interesting card looks! Shown here, I have used one of the decorative dies in the set to create a frame, so you can see that the edgers can easily be used on their own without the coordinating background dies. What do you think of this set? If you like it, then just leave me a comment on this post. You never know, you might be the lucky one to win it! I will be back at 3pm with more of the release, but we are switching gears to a different theme then. Hope to see you back here then! All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin
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Welcome to the Creative Expressions August 2014 Blog Hop! These new Christmas designs from the Singles Range at Creative Expressions, include seven different stamps. As you will see from the samples made for the Blog Hop, they do not just have to be used as they are but can be altered and interchanged to give lots of different options. One randomly selected person commenting on this blog post before the blog hop closing date will win the following fabulous prize, which includes some of the new stamp designs. For my project, I used the new Creative Expressions Merry Christmas pre-cut stamp. I decided to split it apart so I stamped it twice using a black archival ink pad on to milk card. The "Merry was easy to cut apart as it has a straight line box around it. The second time I stamped it though, I masked it by covering the "Merry" with tape, inked the stamp and quickly removed the tape before stamping so just the "Christmas" was stamped by itself. I cut it out with the Radiant Rectangle die and inked it with Antique Linen before removing it. I cut another in black to use as shadow behind it. I created a background for my card by inking my embossing folder with Clear Perfect Medium. I ran a piece of milk card through and transferred the ink to it. I dusted it with Angel Gold Sparkle pigment for a soft shimmery glow. I added my "Merry" and "Christmas" elements to the background with mounting foam and added 3mm cream pearls to the background design around them. I made two small poinsettias and added them to the side of the "Merry" block. A holly Spray in black was cut and tucked underneath it. I made two more larger poinsettias and added them to the side of my card with some black tulle and several more holly sprays. Each of the holly sprays have had Iced Snow added to the leaves as well. I finished the card with a pierced mat layer of milk card, then a thin black mat with a final mat of milk card. The finished dimensions are 7" x 8 1/4" in size. Thank you for visiting my blog, please leave a comment below in order to be in with a chance of winning a prize! Once you have done that, you will need to click here to visit Julia's blog. To help you along the way, here is a list for the Blog Hop:- 1. Sue Wilson (you are here) 2. Julia Watts 3. Tracey Laughton 4. Kim Bacon 5. Donna Ratcliff 6. Neil Burley 7. Tracy Heaton 8. Kerry Hickton 9. Pam Smith 10. Creative Expressions Start page, prize details and how to take part: Creative Expressions News Blog. The blog hop will start on Friday, 15th August at 6am and will end on Tuesday, 19th August 5pm. Thank you for taking part in our Blog Hop – good luck! Julia Watts has shows today on C & C at 10am and 2pm showing off this gorgeous new range of stamps so don't forget to tune in to see all the inviting samples that she and the design team have made. All for now, Sue x I've attached the photo of the blog hop prize for you.
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Ahhh, growing up with your sibling. We bet you have stacks of photo albums documenting your best childhood memories, awkward and staged family photoshoots, silly sibling rivalries, and stupid facial expressions. Well, the good news is that recreating funny photos from times when you were still a kid is a trend now. Childhood photo reenactment makes for a perfect gift for your loved ones, allows you to behave like a child again (if only for a little while), and, of course, it lets you and your sibling have a good giggle. Below is the list of the funniest and most creative then and now photo recreations to get you inspired.
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