3 Types of Embellishments
2 Patterned papers (and a plain colour for layering if you like)
1 Image
2 Patterned papers (and a plain colour for layering if you like)
1 Image
The answer: a gorgeous card!! Play along in our Simon Says Stamp Challenge this week! The perks:
-You get compliments on your work from people who see it & like it
-You don't have to be a professional artist to join
-You will help inspire others
-Blog Candy opportunities!
-Crafting is FUN and this gives you a great excuse to play
-You are automatically entered into the drawing for a $25.00 gift voucher to Simon Says Stamp!!!
Chris used an image from The Greeting Farm. The pretty blue flower is by Hero Arts and is called Sea Print. The pink flower is from the Pink Bubbles collection by Prima.
Lols used a Stampendous stamp called Changito Grad. The Manila papers she used are by Basic Grey and she distressed the edges using Vintage Photo by Tim Holtz (a tip: use the Ink Blending Tool for easy inking!).
Christine used the Holiday Cheer stamp set by Hero Arts (it's where the snowflakes and house came from). She flocked the house, possibly with Polar White flock by Flower Soft. For the scalloped center circle, she used the Scalloped Circle Large die by Spellbinders.
Heather used a Whiff of Joy stamp called Lizzie with Muff. She used a little bit of Diamond Dust for the snowy parts and the gorgeous pink papers are from Tim Holtz's paper pack, Vintage Shabby.
Marcea used a Whiff of Joy stamp called Melinda with Bouquet. If you want polka dot ribbon, try Polka Dots by Jillibean Soup. I like the brown pearls she used too! They look like Chocolate pearls by Kaiser.
Domi used a Penny Black stamp called Back-Seat Witch. The papers she used remind me of Graphic 45's pack called Halloween in Wonderland. Want a spider brad? Try Spiders by Eyelet Outlet!
Debby used a cute Lili of the Valley stamp called Oh So Girlie. The pretty papers are by Echo Park (one of our newer brands, thanks to Steph!). They're from the pack called A Walk in the Park.
Jane used the Wish Granted Tilda stamp and the Pink Starlit paper by Magnolia. The pearls are likely by Hero Arts and called Medium Accent Pearls.
Jo used gorgeous flowers from Prima called Holiday Poinsettia. I'm excited to announce that she used new Basic Grey papers called Jovial (I am Basic Grey paper-obsessed)!
Jay Jay made that funny little spider by adding googly eyes (like those by LYB) to a pom pom. Want to make Halloweenie flowers? Try Halloween by Prima! I like the gems she used too - they're a lot like Hero Arts' Black Metallic embellishments.
Mandy used the Sneaky Tilda stamp by Magnolia. She also used Magnolia papers from the A Little Yummy in Tummy Paper Pack. Like those roses? Try Love Letter Roses in Rose Quartz.
Mandy is the newest addition to our Simon Says Stamp Design Team - welcome! Honor her by entering the Simon Says Stamp Challenge!! We'd love to see your concoctions! Take a peek at the Vintage Challenge too!
Want a chance to win BLOG CANDY too? I bet you do!! All you have to do is tell me your favorite Halloween Costume of all time and you could be the lucky winner of Large Web by Hero Arts! Yippee!!
Happy Cookin!
-Sarah
sarah@simonsaysstamp.com
-You get compliments on your work from people who see it & like it
-You don't have to be a professional artist to join
-You will help inspire others
-Blog Candy opportunities!
-Crafting is FUN and this gives you a great excuse to play
-You are automatically entered into the drawing for a $25.00 gift voucher to Simon Says Stamp!!!
Chris used an image from The Greeting Farm. The pretty blue flower is by Hero Arts and is called Sea Print. The pink flower is from the Pink Bubbles collection by Prima.
Lols used a Stampendous stamp called Changito Grad. The Manila papers she used are by Basic Grey and she distressed the edges using Vintage Photo by Tim Holtz (a tip: use the Ink Blending Tool for easy inking!).
Christine used the Holiday Cheer stamp set by Hero Arts (it's where the snowflakes and house came from). She flocked the house, possibly with Polar White flock by Flower Soft. For the scalloped center circle, she used the Scalloped Circle Large die by Spellbinders.
Heather used a Whiff of Joy stamp called Lizzie with Muff. She used a little bit of Diamond Dust for the snowy parts and the gorgeous pink papers are from Tim Holtz's paper pack, Vintage Shabby.
Marcea used a Whiff of Joy stamp called Melinda with Bouquet. If you want polka dot ribbon, try Polka Dots by Jillibean Soup. I like the brown pearls she used too! They look like Chocolate pearls by Kaiser.
Debby used a cute Lili of the Valley stamp called Oh So Girlie. The pretty papers are by Echo Park (one of our newer brands, thanks to Steph!). They're from the pack called A Walk in the Park.
Jane used the Wish Granted Tilda stamp and the Pink Starlit paper by Magnolia. The pearls are likely by Hero Arts and called Medium Accent Pearls.
Jo used gorgeous flowers from Prima called Holiday Poinsettia. I'm excited to announce that she used new Basic Grey papers called Jovial (I am Basic Grey paper-obsessed)!
Jay Jay made that funny little spider by adding googly eyes (like those by LYB) to a pom pom. Want to make Halloweenie flowers? Try Halloween by Prima! I like the gems she used too - they're a lot like Hero Arts' Black Metallic embellishments.
Mandy used the Sneaky Tilda stamp by Magnolia. She also used Magnolia papers from the A Little Yummy in Tummy Paper Pack. Like those roses? Try Love Letter Roses in Rose Quartz.
Mandy is the newest addition to our Simon Says Stamp Design Team - welcome! Honor her by entering the Simon Says Stamp Challenge!! We'd love to see your concoctions! Take a peek at the Vintage Challenge too!
Happy Cookin!
-Sarah
sarah@simonsaysstamp.com
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Super cute cards. My favorite Halloween costume was when I went as a pink bunny. I had pink footed pajamas with a bunny tail sewn on. I think I liked it so much because it was soooooo comfortable!!
ReplyDeleteMy son was a headless man - he did a great job, he was actually holding his head in his hands - the neighbors all took pictures they were so impressed!
ReplyDeleteSandra
Great cards!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite costume was when my boys dressed as Pikachu and Ash.
So cute!
My Mom sewed me a group of grapes with a leaf collar when I was 9. I LOVED it :)
ReplyDeleteLove the eye-candy ladies! Love it, love it! My favorite was, of course, a princess!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Halloween costume must be the scream mask! It is still scary to me! =)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards all! My son and daughter's favorite costumes was many years ago. They dressed up as Nintendo charactors Super Mario and Luigi. I enjoyed making those costumes too.
ReplyDeletedt the cards are gorgeous
ReplyDeletesuch an insipation
i hope to join
my favorite comstume was a witch
hugs angelique
Just to let you know that this cute little spider has been made by my friend Carola and not by me ;) But I love it and that's why it is a must have for my Halloween card's pics.
ReplyDeleteMy fave costume (you know we don't celebrate Halloween in Germany) was when I went as Arielle the mermaid. It was soo funny to walk with these fins ;)
Jay Jay
Stunning cards they all look fantastic. My fav costume... That would have to be a Princess cause everyother day I am a maid aka mother :))
ReplyDeleteMy absolute fav costume of all time was this grey bunny outfit my mom made for me...including the big white cotton tail and even long ears to strap on my head! I still have the outfit! LOL!
ReplyDeleteoNE YEAR I WAS CASPER THE fRIENDLY GHOST.
ReplyDeleteVery cute cards! One year, my son (5 months old) was a little piggy, I was little red riding hood, and my husband was the big bad wolf!
ReplyDeleteDas sind alles tolle Karten, wunderschön gestaltet, leider hatte ich noch kein Halloweenkostüm, nur den kater hab ich mal verschönert, lach
ReplyDeletegila
Beautiful work, ladies! My favorite costume is probably my daughter's pink bunny costume. She loves pink bunnies and wore that costume for years even when it was too small!
ReplyDeleteInspiring job by the design team! My favorite Halloween costume was a Black-Eyed Pea - I put black makeup around one eye and pinned a large letter "P" to my chest! EVERYBODY got it and it made them laugh, LOL! Plus I was comfy in my own clothes all evening.
ReplyDeleteI wore this amazing clown costume my mother made. It was really cute and colorful.
ReplyDeleteFav halloween costume is ninja. Hugs,moni
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite costume of all time was when I was a crayon.
My favorite costume was when I was Snow White when I was little. :)
ReplyDeletecute projects! The web looks like fun, too! :-)
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