Gingerbread Mug Love

 

It is new release time with 
Ink N Splatter

This would have to be one of the cutest Christmas releases out there!

Cute stamps and papers as well as a stencil and die.  

I got to play with 

Gingerbread Mug Love stamp set

and the paper pad 

Gingerbread Wishes

Aren't they just adorable?  I used some random Christmas and floral dies for the extra bits under the sentiment, kept them white to allow the characters to pop.  The belt they are resting on has a silver buckle from an old Waffle Flower set I have.  Added some random enamel dots to match the little gingerbreads to finish off.  

Thank you for stopping by.  I hope you have a great day!

Happy crafting!

#737

 

Sketch Saturday is here again!

This weeks sketch is 

#737

I changed only one thing with this.  The 2 strips behind the square I made into 3 instead.  Just a small change. 

Still on my Christmas card streak!

This is a Cottage Cutz die I used for the wombat.  Kept it Australian themed.  The gum leaves stamped in the background, green and red and some golden pearls to add some bling.  

I also found a little clipart santa hat to add to him.  He is just so cute.  

Thank you for visiting and checking my project out.  Don't forget to play along as we love to see everyone's creations.  

Happy crafting!

A Note of Thanks

 

Ink N Splatter time again. 

I wanted to make a new cover for one of my many, many notebooks and thought this little guy fit the bill nicely.  For this I used the 

Pumpkin Spice Gnome Set

Even though we don't celebrate thanksgiving here in Australia, he is perfect on the cover for my many lists I make each day/week.  Excellent for you planning of your day of celebration.  

I used some random dies and scraps of paper and cardstock to make this.  Great way to use up some scraps. 

Thank you for stopping by and looking.  

For more inspiration check out the Facebook page.

Happy crafting!

World Card Making Day

 

                             Ink N’ Splatter is celebrating this creative occasion with a

                              Halloween, Fall & Christmas/Winter themed blog hop.

     The fun part for you is getting the chance to win a $25 gift certificate to the Ink N’ Splatter store.

                             This is what you need to do to be elligable for the prize:

       Follow the hop leaving comments on all DT member blogs listed on the bottom of this post.

                At the end of the hop you will return here and you need to comment here as well.

                         All comments must be left by midnight on Thursday, October 12th.

                              The winner will be announced on the Ink N’ Splatter blog on

                                                            Friday, October 13th.

Here is the list

Kitty

Meghan

Cindy

Tania ( you are here!)

Julie

Pam

Vanessa

Dina

Ink N' Splatter

And it just so happens to be Sketch Saturday time also. I get to kill 2 birds with one stone (bad analogy but you get the gist.)

Sketch #736

I kept it pretty much the same except the little rectangle I replaced with a star and moved it to the upper left hand corner. 

This project has a slightly different kind of look and feel for a Christmas card. 

I went for a monochromatic look with some yellow highlights for the star shine on the characters.  Funny the things we think of when we look at a stamp set.  
This set is Oh Holy Night from, you guessed it, Ink N Splatter. 

The sentiment is not from this set but I thought it fit perfectly with the feel of this card.  

I do hope you enjoyed your time here.  Don't forget to leave a comment for your chance to win a voucher from Ink N Splatter

Your next stop is 

Julie

Good luck and happy crafting!

Oh Holy Night

 

No new release this month, with Ink N Splatter, so we are revisiting some older sets.  

So I had a quick look through and found this beauty.

Oh Holy Night.

Perfect to get your Christmas cards started early!

I thought 3 panels, sponged with different shades of ink in the background would suit this set.  I made my own stencil with some plastic and the right sized die.  Coloured these royal fellows up, fussy cut and popped them on each panel.  Cut the sentiment out and mounted that on navy card stock that matches the card base.  I found a border die in my stash that filled in the bottom nicely.  

Lastly, added the star at the top.  And much to my surprise I managed to capture in the pic the wink of stella I added to the night sky.  First time for everything!  

Thank you for stopping by.  Don't forget to check out our Facebook page for more inspiration. 

Happy crafting!

Smore Gnome Please

 

Ink N Splatter time again.  

This week I played with another set from their new release

Smore Gnome Please

Now this gnome is after my own heart.  Love a good smores.  

Now what I have done is a little different.  This release is kind of focused on Autumn.  Here is Australia it is Spring.  So I went with a Christmas theme as I seem to be making a lot of that theme at the moment.  

It is a little sad as I did not play with our papers for this project.  I went the red and green and added gold on the mushrooms.  Reminds me a little of Santa eating the treats the kids have left out for him on his busy night.  

Just goes to show you that with a little twist on the colour combo's you can change the theme the stamp was aiming for.  

Hope you like my little project.  

Happy crafting!

Pumpkin Spice

 

Ink N Splatter have just release their September released

These gorgeous little gnomes are gnome for the Thanksgiving holidays.  

My project I hope reflects this.  

I have used Pumpkin Spice Gnome

and matching papers for the season

Autumn Cozies

I rolled a bunch of serviettes (might be napkins in your part of the world) and used the pattern paper as a belly band around them all.  Then I coloured up the image, hand cut them out and adhered it to the front of the belly band.  I nice little addition to any table setting.  

We here is Australia do not celebrate Thanksgiving and we are coming into Spring quite nicely.  This will be used at out next BBQ.  Great way to make our craft supplies stretch into everyday events.  

Thank you for stopping by.  I hope you liked my project.  

Happy crafting!