Aspen Blog Hop!!

  Aspen Blog Hop

 Welcome to this month's ClubScrap Blog Hop!

Here is a real simple but fun technique - I did it 6 different ways to give you a variety of ideas for this single stamped image.

Supplies:
Cardstock
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
paint brush
Twinkling H2O's
Forest Rubberstamp
Black india Ink

Instructions:
1.  Stamp image onto watercolor paper with black india ink.  Trim out.

2. Color 1/3 of the white area around the tree images with watercolor paint.  Let dry.

3. You can color as many or as few colors as you like.  But repeat until all background is colored. Let each color section dry.

4. Stamp bird images in black.

5.  Then take some twinkling H2O's and sprintz or flick onto cardfront.  Creates a wonderful look - depending on the various colors you could use, it could look like leaves falling from a tree, rain falling, or even snow falling.

6.  Mat images and adhere to card backs.

Thanks for visiting my blog during the ClubScrap Blog Hop!

Wanna see some more great creative ideas using this month's Aspen kit from ClubScrap???  Just check out the next participant in the Blog Hop, please visit Jill P's Blog for more!  You can also visit ClubScrapCreates for the full list of participants.



The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Snowman Card

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Merry & Bright card

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Hangin' with my Gnomies card

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Joyous Gnome card

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Gnome Card

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Gnome Tags

GNOME TAGS

I am so in love with these Gnomes from ClubScrap!

I just used the same stamp and stamped him in all different colors, trimmed them out, inked their edges, punched holes and added strings on the tags.  On the back side I put to/from - these will look great on the gifts this year!!
 

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Gnome Blog Hop!!

Gnome Blog Hop

 Welcome to this extra special Club Scrap Holiday Blog Hop!  

I am soooo totally in love with these little Gnomes!  They are sooo stinking cute!  I decided to make a fun ornament for the tree with them.

Instructions:
1.  Stamp Gnome stamp 8 times on white cardstock with black india ink.

2. Trim out Gnomes.  Cut Gnomes at the belt line.  Using my big brush markers, I painted all their faces yellow and half of them in light green and half in dark green.

3. Cut a circle out of red cardstock.  Stamp "There's no place like Gnome for the holidays." sentiment on red cardstock. Ink edges with green ink.

4.  Adhere Gnomes to red circle alternating light and dark green Gnomes.

5.  Cut 2 strips of red cardstock that is 2.5 inches wide and 12 inches long.  Score cardstock every 1/2 inch for the entire length of the 12 inches.  Adhere the 2 pieces together, making one long pieces.  Adhere the other ends together.  Lay flat creating the circular pattern. 

6. Cut a large green circle and adhere it to the flattened scored circular piece. I used liquid adhesive.  Press and hold while it dries. 

7. Adhere the two pieces together finalizing the ornament.

8.  Punch a hole at the top and attach a ribbon.

Thanks for visiting my blog during the ClubScrap Blog Hop!

Wanna see some more great creative ideas using the Gnome kit from ClubScrap???  Just check out the next participant in the Blog Hop, please visit Jill P's Blog for more!  You can also visit ClubScrapCreates for the full list of participants.



The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin 

Graffiti Christmas Card!!

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Santa's Button

Thought this was a cute idea, more for older kids who might be getting skeptical about Santa....I did this last year, and my youngest was thrilled to stumble upon Santa's button hidden under one of his gifts under the tree.  Santa had left a this note and poem saying that he'd lost his button while delivering gifts and whoever happens to find it, will have good luck for the year.  I had found an old plain button and used a bit of modget podge and a paper cut out to cover it, then added some stickles to glam it up.  Just thought I would share a fun little idea.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin