Jolly Santa's Reindeer

 

I am back with a double header this week.  

Today I share with you a little cute project for 

Ink N' Splatter

I have used the little reindeer from the stamp set

Jolly Santas

I used Salty Ocean Oxide and Tumbled Glass Oxide for the background.  Just a little wintery hue to make him stand out. 

I die cut from silver and gold foil cardstock using Tim Holtz Deck The Halls Colourize dies.  

The stars are also from this set (in red foil) and the Jingle all the Way is from SU Holly Jolly Wishes. 

Thank you for popping by.  Be sure to head over to the FB group for more inspiration from the DT and also from other members.  

Happy crafting!

Christmas Bright

 

I am back to share my latest project for

Ink N' Splatter

I am loving these bright papers from the 

Christmas Bright

They are non traditional colours and yet they still go with a red Santa. 

And Santa is from the set Jolly Santas 

I added some greenery behind the image to match the papers and to fill the white space.  The sentiment is from my stash 

A simple card with few elements sometimes are the best sort. 

Thank you for popping by.  I hope you liked this project. 

Happy crafting!

Jolly Santa's

 

Today I am sharing a little project I started a little while ago and was just waiting for the perfect

stamp set to add to it.  

Ink N' Splatter  had the perfect Santa I needed.

Jolly Santa's stamp set

I made a planner page and wanted a little character for the bottom corner, and this Santa fit the bill. 

I am still a traditional coloured Christmas girl.  I even see 

the reindeer from this set will be used for tags and bookmarks in my journal.  

Don't forget to checkout the Ink N' Splatter facebook page for more inspiration with the DT.  There are some beautiful projects there.  

Happy crafting!

#739

 

Sketch Saturday time again.  Our 3rd last for the year!

And here is my take on the sketch

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I used a Limited Edition set from 
Kindred Stamps

I will have to play with this set more as they are so cute and bring back so many memories from my childhood. 

This sketch kind of reminds me of traffic light.  Each character representing a corresponding colour.  

Thank you for popping by and we would love to see you play along with us.  

Happy crafting!

Ginger Mix

I am back with another project for 

Ink N' Splatter

The stamp set I have used is 

Gingerbread Kids

 And the papers I have used are

Gingerbread Wishes

I challenged myself to use more than one patterned paper for this project.  I succeeded!!  I used 4!

I see the other DT members and members of the FB group do it all the time.  So 
I thought I might give it a go.  Bit daunting at first but I got there in the end 

Used some enamel accents and a couple of holly leaves to finish it off, and also the sentiment.  

This little fellow is such a cutie.  

Thank you for popping by and having a look.  

Happy crafting!

Gingerbread Kids

Ink N' Splatter time again!

I am continuing to play with the Gingerbread release for this month.  

I am just loving the colours and the images are so easy to work with.  

This time I am playing with 

Gingerbread Kids  stamp set.  

I did colour both the little fellow holding the candy cane and this cutie with the lollipop but ran out of time to finish the second card off. I may share it later. 

I just used the pattern paper from 

Gingerbread Wishes 6 x 6

some die cut sprays in white, senitment from the set and added some silver pearls. The pink circle is diecut from the pink stripy paper from the set also.  

Thank you for popping in and don't forget to grab your set, so you, too, can play with these Gingey cuties. 

Happy crafting!

 

#738

 

Hi and welcome to another great week of inspiration from the SS design team. 

Let's get straight into it 

My go to stamp is not always a floral.  But I chose it for this one as the image covers all 4 panels. 

This stamp set is from Simon Says Stamp Poppy Field.  The sentiment is also from the set.  I add a couple of clear sequins for understated embellishments.  

I stamped the image onto an 12cm by 10cm piece of card.  Then coloured it in.  Cut into 4 x 3cm strips and put pops on the underside and evenly spaced them out on the front of the card.  A simple design but adds a little twist.  

You could easily do this with any patterned papers that are left over or want to use up.  

Thank you for stopping by and having a squiz at my post. And don't forget to play along with us so we can see your take on this sketch.  

Happy crafting!