Happy 4th of July

I will never get tired of making projects with Hershey Nuggets!  The only problem, is that I eat more than I wrap!  The tag was made using Papertrey Ink dies, a few stamps and some star brads.

Supplies:

Stamps:  Hero Arts-CL498, Stamps by Judith dots and stars

Paper:  Recollections

Ink:  Momento

Misc:  Brads, foam tape, Hershey Nuggets, candy box, Papertrey Ink Dies Tag Sale #3 and Fillable Frames #5

Thanks for stopping by,

Welcome Spring Tree

I hope this card with coax some spring weather for everyone who has had WAY TOO MUCH SNOW this year. It sure has been a tough winter. My Dad is expecting temperatures in the 50's this weekend, so hopefully his snow will melt.

The stamps are from Stamps by Judith. The flower pot is masked on. I double stamped the little flowers and adhered them to the card with pop up dots. Diamond glaze was applied to all of the little flowers and leaves to give added texture. I embellished the card with some paper punch flowers, a doily and some polka dotted ribbon.

Supplies:
Stamps: Stamps by Judith-A Tree For All Seasons, small flower pot, double flower and leaf stick stampers
Ink: Memento
Paper: Bazzill, The Paper Company
Misc: Diamond Glaze, pop up dots, doily, copics, ribbon, corner punch, ms flower and leaf paper punches, half pearls, shimmer mist

Thanks for stopping by,

Beth

Home Sweet Home

I love to make 3-D items, especially ones that can hold a little gift. I've finally gotten around to using my Home Made stamp set from Papertrey Ink. Once I got the hang of these little houses, they were very easy to make. My first one is now in the dumpster, Big Oscar (one of my cats) stepped on it like he was Godzilla! The template is from Lauren Meader, My Timeless Templates, also from Papertrey Ink. The little flower stamp in the window boxes and on the grass is a stubbie stamp from Stamps by Judith. I used popup dots to make the flowers stand out and cut the grass by hand.

This is the back of the house.



























I love the pink and brown color combination. I'm still working on my photography skills, so you can't see the pink very well, just pretend that you see it's a light pink!




Someone I know has decorated her house in purple and green, so I decided to make a mini house with those colors. To see the surprise in this little house, just take the roof off, and tah-dah! For a small box, it really holds a lot of stuff.



Thanks for stopping by.

Beth