Posts Tagged ‘Jolly Holidays’

Happy Veterans Day everyone!  I wanted to give a special thanks to all the men and women that serve our country.  Thank you for keeping us safe and for protecting our great nation!

I cannot believe that this is the final day of my guest designer week!  I’m so grateful that Peachy Keen has given me such a wonderful opportunity to create projects with their awesome stamps and to share them with all of you  Thank you Peachy Keen and thanks to everyone that followed along all week! I love reading your comments.

Today is Let’s Face It Friday so for the challenge I got to create a design team sample for you.  Your challenge is to create a page or card using a PK face stamp that holds your favorite holiday recipe.  So, I created the following card.  I was dying to create some gingerbread people with PK-521 Winter Faces.  Most of the paper is DCWV — except for the green paper on the inside of the card for which I used the Mr. Frosty Imagine cartridge to make the paper.  I used the Jolly Holidays Cricut cartridge for the gingerbread people and the Storybook cartridge to weld together two shapes to make the shaped card.  I finished it up with a little Copic coloring and some bling.  I hope you enjoy it.  I cannot wait to see what you create for the challenge. Don’t forget to link it up on PK’s challenge page before the deadline.

Today is the last day you can enter to win the Peachy Keen stamps below.  Peachy Keen has been so gracious to let me give them away.  All you have to do is leave a comment on any of my Peachy Keen guest designer blog posts this week.  The more posts you comment on, the better your chances to win.  Don’t forget to head on over to Peachy Keen’s blog and leave me comments there too.  If you like my blog, I’d love to have you as a follower.  One lucky commenter will win both stamp sets.  Winner will be announced on Saturday.  Good luck!

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Welcome to the second day of my Peachy Keen guest designer week.  I’m having so much fun.  Thanks for all the wonderful comments that were left for me yesterday.  I really enjoy reading them.  Today, I’ve created this super cute elf card with PK-533 Simple Simons.  I just love the PK face stamps!  They are my favorite stamps.  The elf cut is from the Cricut Jolly Holidays cartridge.

Don’t forget to leave a comment here on this post as well as all my posts for this week for your chance to win the wonderful PK stamps below.  Then head on over to Peachy Keen’s blog and leave me a comment there too. Have a great day!

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Hi everyone!  I love the color pink and had been wanting to create a pink Christmas card.  My Pink Stamper gave me just the right opportunity to do so.  Robyn’s challenge was to create a card with 2 shades of pink, 2 shades of blue, and black and this is what I came up with.  I added a jingle bell to the hat.

  • Jolly Holidays Cartridge
  • Clear Stickles
  • My Pink Stamper sentiment
  • Pink and black cardstock
  • iRock and blue gems
  • Studio G snowflake stamp
  • Fine clear embossing powered
  • Tim Holtz distressed ink (broken china)
  • White and blue ink
  • Jingle bell
  • Designer paper (I created see post below for tutorial)

My daughter came to me and asked me to make a card that she could send to a soldier overseas.  Her Jr. High English class has a voluntary project to send cards to soldier and she wanted to participate.  So, I let her pick the Cricut cut and then I designed the card with her.

I really wanted to give some new inking techniques a try, so I created this card using an embossing and inking technique to create my own paper.

  1. Using a Studio G snowflake stamp, I randomly stamped a white piece of cardstock using Versa Mark
  2. I then used fine white embossing power and a heat gun to set it
  3. Next, I used Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Broken China) with a Tim Holtz blender and inked the entire page, making darker and lighter areas.  The ink will not adhere to the embossed snowflakes so they stay white.
  4. Finally, I sprayed the paper with Tattered Angels Glimer Mist (Dazzling Diamonds) to give it a frosty look.

I think it turned out awesome.  I am entering it in the following challenges.  Wish me luck!

  • Peachy Keen - Create a card or LO using embossing & PK stamps if you have them
  • Paper Cutz - Create a project with a snowman or snowflake on it with the colors of your choice
  • Paper Play Time – Create a project with a snowman or snowmen

I had been watching Tim Holtz and many other crafters making Christmas tags, so I had to give one a try myself.   The inspiration for this tag was a Peachy Keen Face it Friday Challenge.  The challenge is to create a project using a lunch bag.  So, I decided to make the tag itself out of a lunch bag.  Lunch bags are pretty thin, so I first glued a brown paper lunch bag to a piece of white cardstock.  Then I cut the tag shape out using my Gypsy, Cricut, and the Tags, Bags, Boxes and more cartridge.  Once the tag was cut out, I used a rubber stamp I just got from the craft store that had a bunch of writing on it.  I wanted my tag to look vintage.  So, I inked it up with Tim Holtz distressing ink.  My crow was cut using the Jolly Holidays cartridge (I just love this cartridge).  I used a Peachy Keen stamp for the face (my absolute most favorite stamps in the whole wide world).  I do not have the set with the side profile on it so I had to improvise.  I just inked up one eye from the Everyday Assortment Stamps in white.  I use a feather boa on the hat.  The sentiment is from a dollar Studio G stamp.  I ordered some My Pink Stamper Christmas sentiment stamps but they haven’t arrived yet.  I cannot wait for them to come in so I can use them.  Hope you enjoy my tag.

Peachy Keen Challenge #41 was to create a card of encouragement.  So, I thought I’d made a good luck card for a figure skater and this cute cut from the Jolly Holidays was perfect.  Besides, I was itching to try out this new cartridge.  I think she turned out absolutely adorable !!!  The PK face really makes the girl.  I thought the face stamp was going to be too big but it was just perfect.  The PK stamp is from the Snow Cuties set.  I also inked her face and legs with Stampin Up and Tim Holtz’s inks.  For the white parts of her outfit, I glued down Martha Stewart ice cycle glitter with Glossy Accents.   For the sentiment, I used my computer and Word and printed it on gray glitter paper from Recollections.  I then cut out the sentiment in a square shape and used tacky tape to adhere red velvet ribbon around the corners and topped it with a knot bow.  Her hair and jacket were blinged with my iRock.  Finally, I used the left over snowflakes from the EK Success snowflake border and glued them on with Dotz.  The background designer paper is from DCWV.

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