A Blog Called Wanda

Concord & 9th Guest Designer!

Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog today! So glad to have you here! I am very excited today to post my second of two posts as a guest designer for Concord & 9th! CLICK HERE to see my first guest designer post! Their stamps are unique and cool and so fun. I think I might have every set now! LOVE. Thank you to Greg and Angie for inviting me to be a guest designer for June! Please CLICK HERE to visit the Concord & 9th blog and see all the other beautiful projects everyone is sharing there. 

For today's post I made two cards using the same supplies - but with very different looks! I used the "You're my Person" stamp set on both cards. 

You guys know that I like LOTS of color! So this first card might be a bit shocking to you! LOL. I had this idea to make a floral pattern in greys and black! I think that look is super elegant in textiles and artwork and I wanted to give it a try too. I accented the white, grey and black with a pretty clear blue...

 

 

I started by stamping and heat embossing the main floral image with white embossing powder. I love this look!! Then I used Kuretake Clean Color Brush Markers in shades of greys to color the images. I used a water brush to move the color around on the paper until I achieved the look I liked. It was very strange coloring in these tones! I think it's good to push yourself to try new things though! What do you think?

 

 

I used slate grey cardstock as my card base to for an elegant look. I used that same paper to die cut the lovely word out so it would all match together. I die cut the friend word and layered the top part onto the blue.... And then added ink splatters and clear gems!

 

 

 

 

 

So when that card was finished, I still had all my supplies out, and I figured I would make another version of the same card! This time my focal floral image is offset up in the corner of the top layer... Oh, and I used TONS of bright colors!

 

 

I used the exact same technique here, and the same markers. I like the look of the soft aqua surrounding the edges of the flowers. In my opinion, the best way to achieve this look is wet on wet watercoloring. Wait for the main image to completely dry. Then take a paint brush or your water brush and put plain water on the paper where you want the color. While it's still wet, come back with a wet paintbrush full of color and let the ink flow into the water that's already there. This give a really nice organic feel to the color wash. I literally could do this all day! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sending a big thank you to Angie and Greg of Concord & 9th for inviting me to be a guest designer this month! I really enjoyed getting to know them and their company better though this process. Have a great week everyone! XOXO

 

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Watercolor Hydrangea with Distress Inks!

Hi there! Happy Weekend! How are you friends? What's new? As you've probably noticed, I've been busy crafting up a storm! Dang, it's been paper and ink and stamps flying everywhere in my studio lately! It's all soooo very good! In addition to my post here today, I also have a post on the Simon Says Stamp Blog - a really cute Ice Cream Truck card! EEP - click here to check it out!

Today, here, I'm posting my final project made with the new SSS Release from last week - Among the Stars (at least my final project for now!) I made this totally elaborate and very dimensional card using the new Hydrangea Petal Dies. This card really was a labor of love...late at night, with my pretty Distress Inks, like a mad scientist in her laboratory. The result is pretty fun and I'm excited to be sharing it with you. 

The die cut for this flower is actually three of the same shape in four different sizes, perfect for layering and building a hydrangea flower. I've outlined my steps in photos later in the post, but here is a look at the finished card. I'm going to have to either hand deliver this one, or send it in a box! 

 

 

Here is a close up of the petals and leaves. The card base is white, with just a half sheet of patterned paper to accent the flower. Everything was die cut using watercolor paper, and everything was colored with water and Distress Inks. Exact colors listed at the bottom of my post. Pretty pearls accent the centers of the buds and the leaves. This card has an old fashioned feeling to me, and pearl accents seemed like the right touch. 

 

 

Here is a side view so you can see how it is all put together. I used glossy accents to hold the flowers in place. You can see that each little bud is pushed right up against the next one, to make it look really nice and full, like a real hydrangea. The sentiment is clean and elegant and stamped in rich black ink. 

 

 

I started by painting a couple of sheets of watercolor paper in different shades of purple, violet and blue. In these step out photos, you'll notice that the petals look a lot more purple than in the final project. When I finished, I decided that I wanted more blue, so I added more paint later - that's the reason! After my paper was dry, I die cut as many petals as I could out of the watercolored paper. 

 

 

 

 

 

I knew that I didn't want the petals to be flat, so I used the end of a rounded paint brush to gently push the centers in and therefore raising up the petals. This is what they looked like after that step of the process. 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the fun part! I glued them together in layers and clusters. This is where I added more blue paint too! 

 

 

I wasn't to exact in my placement of everything. I don't think it matters in this instance - just keep building until you get a flower the shape you like! I watercolored some Clustered Leaves and added them underneath the flowers for pop of bright, fresh green. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you so very very much for stopping by today to see this project. I'm hoping I inspired you to spend part of your weekend being creative! Have a lovely day! XOXO

 

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I'm Guest Designing for Concord & 9th! Yay!

Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog today! So glad to have you here! The week is almost over and the sun is shining! Summer marches on and I am very into tropical, Summer, happy crafting projects. I am very excited today to post my first of two posts as a guest designer for Concord & 9th! I met one of the owners at CHA and liked their products immediately. Their stamps are unique and cool and so fun. I think I might have every set now! LOVE. Thank you to Greg and Angie for inviting me to be a guest designer for June! My other post will be up on the 28th. Please CLICK HERE to visit the Concord & 9th blog and see all the other beautiful projects everyone is sharing there.

Since I am reeeeeaallllly into Summer themes lately, I thought I would continue along those lines! This post is about Pineapples and Popsicles! Two Summer favorites. Pineapples are HOT right now and so on trend. I love them too! My first card today is made with the Pop Art Pineapples stamp set. The second card is made with the Sweet and Cool stamp set. Let's get started! 

One thing that I love is vintage Hawaii stuff! Our master bedroom is decorated with this look even! That vibe from the 50's and early 60's when it was all tiki chic and so cool! I tried to capture that vibe in my pineapple Aloha card today! I used Distress inks on watercolor paper to make a series of three pretty pineapples all in a row. Then I added pops of bright pink! 

 

 

I used two shades of gold and two shades of green for my stamping, and then went over the stamped images with a water brush to blend them together. Kind of loose watercoloring you might say. I splattered some brown ink for effect. My edges were inked with a sponge dauber and Antique Linen Distress ink...

 

 

 

 

 

The little greeting banner is popped up with some foam squares. I added gold enamel dots and some rustic twine to finish my details. 

 

 

Okay -put on your sunglasses for this next card! It's super bright and happy! Remember being a kid and running out to meet the ice cream man? I sure do! One of my favorite childhood treats was the Bomb Pop! Remember that one? Red, white and blue popsicle that would turn your tongue and lips blue!! Good times! LOL. So when I knew I wanted to use this popsicle stamp set I thought of making Bomb Pops!! I used Distress Inks in Blueprint Sketch and Candied Apple to make these cool treats. I stamped on the stamp, then misted with the Distress Sprayer, and then stamped on watercolor paper. Voila! 

 

 

I created a soft blue icy background using Tumbled Glass Distress Ink. Here is a close up of the popsicles. After the initial ink was dry, I dropped water drops onto the ink and blotted them up to give me a mottled effect. I added some glitter later to make them look shiny. 

 

 

One neat thing about this set is that all the sentiments are separate so you can spell out whatever you want to say. It even has a "brain freeze" sentiment! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, don't you want a treat! I do! I hope this post brought you some Summer time cheer! Have a great day and a fantastic weekend! I'll see you soon my friends! XOXOXO

 

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Tropical Leaves Cards - one concept - two takes!

Hi crafty friends! Happy Monday! Did you have a great weekend? I hope so!! Did you enjoy the blog hop on Friday? The winners will be announced today on the Simon Says Stamp Blog so be sure to check and see if you won a prize! I had a nice weekend - very calm and peaceful. We have been having gorgeous weather and it's perfect for doing things around the house. I also got to hang out with some of my favorite friends on Saturday. And, then, like that it's Monday again! I cannot stop sharing cards that I made with the new Simon Says Stamp release that came out last Thursday. Seriously. CANNOT STOP!

So I'm back today with two more cards! This time I took the same card concept and did it two different ways. One is very quick and clean and simple, and the other one is a bit more complicated and layered. It was really fun to stamp these beautiful leaves in one of my favorite color palettes of greens and aqua. The new Tropical Leaves stamps and dies are perfectly elegant and beautiful. I already know these are going to be a staple in my studio and I will reach for them often.

First up, here is a photo of both cards together.... I used cream cardstock for a more understated and classy feeling. This would also be so pretty in white.... Both of my card bases are cream also.  

 

 

Here is the quick and simple version of the card. I love the layout of having the leaves form a frame around a pretty sentiment. You can't go wrong with this concept in leaves or flowers! I got out a lot of green inks and just went to town! 

 

 

And here is the more complex and layered version! The same concept, but with more color and the addition of a cardstock layer in the middle. For this version I used the dies that cut out the leaves perfectly too! I am loving that pop of bright aqua! And, because it's me, I had to add some enamel dots!! The stamp set for the sentiments is called Big Scripty Greetings and it's lovely! (Product links at the bottom of my post)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I could also see this card using greens and then a bright pink instead of aqua! What do you think? I want to have a tropical party just so I can make invitations now! Hahaha. I hope I've inspired you to create and have some fun! Until we meet again! XOXO

 

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Simon Says Stamp "Among the Stars" - New Release Blog Hop!

Hi! Welcome to the fun and fantastic Summer Blog Hop from Simon Says Stamp! We are all hopping today to introduce the latest collection called Among The Stars! There are lots of stops on the hop today, and there are chances to win prizes too. Make sure to leave a comment on each blog - because Simon Says Stamp is generously giving away a prize on every blog! WOOT! Thanks Simon! Winners will be announced on Monday the 20th. This time the prizes are extra special... a product from one of Simon Says Stamp's future releases. (totally awesome, right?)

I shared two new release projects in my blog post yesterday and I have two more to share today. Really, I just could not stop making cards! I hope you love it all as much as I do. Today is all about Summer fun! Popsicles, flamingos, and pineapples! Oh, and a cute bear in swim trunks! 

My first card was made using the adorable bear from the Summertime Animals stamp set! I found some patterned paper in my stash that was perfect for these images! I colored my bear and popsicle using Copic markers to match my patterned paper. The new Stitched Banners dies are perfect for the sentiment! And I love that there is a hashtag in the stamp set! #hellosummer

 

For my second card is used the AWESOME Flamingos background stamp! EEP! LOVE it! Then I had fun coloring flamingos and a pineapple with my Copic Markers. And for good measure, I used some Tropical Leaves stamps too! This card is a tropical extravaganza! LOL. 

 

 

 

The sentiment is actually stacked, but I wanted it to be horizontal. So I masked off the first word with some washi tape and stamped it. Then I cleaned my stamp and did the same with the second word! Then I added the hashtag. The sun was stamped in yellow ink and then I added some darker yellow with a Copic Marker for shading. 

 

 

 

 

 

I added a layer of Glossy Accents to the popsicle to make it look shiny and cold. Everything is attached to the card with foam squares. I added a few accent hearts to match the pattern in the paper and to tie the whole project together. 

 

 

 

 

This flamingo card has everything that I love about Summer! Pretty colors, pineapples (I'm a bit obsessed right now), leaves and glitter! I started by stamping the new Flamingo background stamp in a soft pink ink for my base layer. Then I stamped and die cut out all my images. The really fun part was coloring everything! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That's it for me today! I'll be back soon with more projects from this fantastic release. Have a great time on the blog hop! Be sure to leave comments so you have the chance to win the prizes! To start at the beginning of the hop CLICK HERE. The full list of blogs is at the very bottom of my post! XOXO

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BLOG HOP LINKS! Have fun!

 

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Jennifer McGuire
Kristina Werner
Nina Marie Trapani
Laura Bassen
Kathy Racoosin
Wanda Guess
Amy Rysavy
Nichol Magouirk
Suzy Plantamura
Kelly Latevola

Debby Hughes

Shari Carroll

Simon Says Stamp New Release Day - Among The Stars!

 

I'm soooooooo happy and excited to finally be sharing this new SSS release with you! Today we launch the newest collection of exclusive Simon Says Stamp products - and the collection is called Among The Stars! YAY! Stamps, dies, watercolor cards... and flamingos! For this release, we received our stamps pretty far ahead of time, so I've been keeping this secret for far too long! There are so many wonderful things. I have probably made 10 cards so far, and I'll be sharing them all in the next week or so. Today is release day, and then tomorrow is a big giant fun blog hop with all your favorite designers. I literally can't wait to see what everyone else did with this collection! CLICK HERE TO SHOP ALL THE NEW ITEMS! 

I had a really hard time picking which projects to share first, but decided to go with two projects I made with the new Build a Rainbow Die set. It's AWESOME! I used my Distress Inks on both cards and had such a grand time using bright, happy colors. One card is a traditional rainbow... and the other one is a watermelon!! What?? Yep, I turned the rainbow dies into a watermelon! TOO fun, and perfect for summer.  

Here's the first card to share today! A beautiful rainbow with some perfect, poofy clouds.... Sigh.

 

 

And here's my second card! It's a rainbow turned upside down! 

 

 

I used the cloudy sky dies from the last SSS collection and the new rainbow die. I cut everything out of watercolor paper. I used Distress Ink Pads and water to loosely paint the rainbow and clouds in pretty colors. I stamped the sentiment in rich black ink once the clouds were dry. The rainbow die set is huge! I didn't even use all of the sections and I got a rainbow big enough to fill an A2 card. My card base is Fog cardstock. 

 

 

The trick to this watercolor look is to leave some white space unpainted. This is hard for me! You can see in the background I speckled blue ink onto my bottom layer. I added one enamel dot heart to the cloud. Everything is attached with foam squares. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don't laugh at me, but this watermelon idea came to me while I was sleeping! LOL. That happens to me a lot actually. My brain keeps right on working while I'm resting and I wake up in the morning with crazy card ideas! I used Picked Raspberry and Worn Lipstick Distress inks to make the perfect shade of watermelon pink! For the seeds I used a Black Copic marker after everything was really nice and dry. 

 

 

LOVING these new stitched banners dies! And I used the cute sentiment from the new Summertime Animals stamp set. 

 

 

 

Thank you so much for coming by today! I promise there is a lot more coming! Be sure to visit my blog tomorrow as part of the Simon Says Stamp New Release Blog Hop! See you then! Hope you're having a great week! XOXO 

 

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Simon Says Stamp July 2016 Card Kit!

Hi there! This week is going to be FULL of good things! So much is happening around here and I'm going to be posting A LOT over the next week or two! I can finally share all the fun stuff I've been working on. Yay! One thing I really look forward to each month is the launch of the newest Simon Says Stamp Card Kit. Every month, on the 14th, there is a fabulous new kit to share. This month the kit has a gorgeous stamp set and patterned papers from Pink Fresh in really pretty, soft colors. You get four ink cubes and a water brush too! Awesome. I made two cards with the kit and will share both of them today. You can always find more Card Kit inspiration in the Gallery on the SSS Blog too (LINK HERE)! I put supply links at the bottom for shopping. You can buy the kit three ways.... As a subscription that automatically ships the new kit every month, month to month, or you can just buy the stamp set. Everyone is happy!! 

For this first card I used one of my favorite stamping techniques! White embossing on watercolor paper. This look never gets old, and I really enjoy coloring and painting in this way. In the kit, you will receive two sheets of watercolor paper, and that is what I used for my top layer. The sentiments in this set are so nice too. So scripty and pretty.  

 

 

I used the new Simon Says Stamp Clear Ink and White Embossing powder to randomly stamp flowers and leaves all over my watercolor panel. I used Distress Inks and the water brush to paint inside the embossed areas. At the end I speckled some Black Soot ink and added some Clear Droplets. The sentiment was stamped on a vellum panel to add visual interest. I wrapped the vellum around the entire card. On the inside I adhered a white panel to finish it off. 

 

 

For this next card I used the ink cubes from the kit to stamp a pretty floral cluster as my focal point. I used some of the patterned papers as my bottom layer and also as a band across the card. This adds just that extra bit of color! I hand cut the yellow flower and attached it with foam squares for dimension.

 

 

It is sometimes fun and interesting to stamp leaves in a different color. These are stamped in slate ink and it makes the card super classy I think. I like how this came out - love the tones of color together. And yellow and grey is always pretty!

 

Thank you for popping in for a visit today! I hope you like this new card kit as much as I do! Here's to a great week! I'll see you soon! XOXO

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Clean and Simple + Coral + Gold Minc + fun!

Hi everyone! Happy Saturday! How was your week? I had a good week - and it went by fast! Thursday night I met up with some gal pals and we had a nice dinner and took a card class at our local Paper Source! We had a really nice time. Friday our new washer and dryer got delivered. We had been without for about 10 days. Needless to say I spent most of Friday doing laundry. We switched back from a front loader to a top loader and it seems to be working great. UGH. Glad that drama is over and we have nice fresh towels again! What do you have planned for the weekend? If you have time pop over to the Simon Says Stamp blog to see my project for today (posted at 8am EST) It's something out of my comfort zone but I really like it! Next week will be a new release from Simon Says Stamp and a big blog hop. I looooooove new release week! 

So today I'm gonna be kind of bossy with you. I'm not normally bossy, but I tried out a product yesterday that is SO FREAKING COOL that I am going to demand that you buy it!!! I had some time Friday afternoon for creative play and the one thing that's been at the top of my list of things to do - is playing with my Mini Minc. I think I've had it six weeks already. Just sitting there.... Well I had an idea for a card and I bought this cool mist stuff (that is the thing you must buy) and went to town! First of all - I love the Minc! It was so super easy to use, right out of the box. Not sure why I waited. Second of all, this misting technique is THE BOMB! Okay, lemme show you!

It's hard to photograph since it's so shiny....but see the background? GOLD FOILING MIST! ACK! So you use this stuff called Minc Reactive Mist and it's a spray. You spray it on your object, card, whatever and let it dry. Once it's dry, you run it through the Minc with whichever color foil you want, and bam! It's SO pretty! And it has a bit of a raised texture. OMG. LOVE. The stamps and dies for the coral and seahorse are from Avery Elle's newest collection. The Hello die is from Simon Says Stamp. Links at the bottom. 

 

 

I die cut the coral pieces out of watercolor paper and watercolored them with Distress Inks in Abandoned Coral and Worn Lipstick. I also die cut the Hello out of watercolor paper and watercolored it with Cracked Pistachio Ink. The seahorse was stamped in Ripe Persimmon Ink and then I used a water brush to soften the edges of the stamping. 

 

 

Here I was able to catch the gold in the light of the window. 

 

 

My original idea involved watercoloring the paper first with splatters of pretty ocean colors and then doing silver splatters with the Minc. Here is what that looked like! Kind of a hot mess! So I switched over to plain white paper with just gold and I liked that much better. 

 

 

Here is just the background piece as I was putting my card together. The Reactive Mist is in that little bottle. 

 

 

 

 

 

So, I tried to keep it Clean and Simple, but I really can't help myself. I love these colors together and for me it is kind of simple! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Do you have a Minc Machine? Do you like it? What is your favorite thing to use it for? I now want to make everything in my life Gold Foil! Buddy better watch out! I hope this post gave you some fun ideas and maybe you'll try this. I'd love to know what you think - leave a note!! Have a super fantastic weekend! XOXO

 

 

 

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Umbrella Shaker Card with Diamonds!

Hi friends and crafty peeps! I'm back already! I got something in the mail finally that I have been waiting for! They are finally in stock again and now in my hot little hands... What am I talking about? Diamonds! EEEK! The prettiest little jars of gems to use in shaker cards! The idea for this card has been in my head for a while and I was waiting for the gems to arrive. Well, last night I couldn't open the package fast enough and make this card. I don't make shaker cards a lot, but I really love them! They are so cool and fun...and the recipients are always really intrigued by them. What's not to love? I got out my Simon Says Stamp Umbrella Die and some stamps.... 

My card base is the beautiful SSS Fog Cardstock which is a nice light cool grey. I layered some Robin's Egg blue paper next. The top layer is nice, crisp white to showcase the rainbow colored diamonds. I die cut the umbrella out of my top layer and then stamped my raindrops and sentiment before doing the rest of the card. I love how it's so graphic!! 

 

 

I went back and forth on a few different colors for my umbrella outline, but ultimately decided on black. In this photo you can see that I've layered a few die cuts together. Two black and one white - I like that it gives a bit more interest from the side and also some height to the umbrella part. The handle is two layers of black paper. 

 

 

 

 

 

I used one clear rhinestone as the topper for my umbrella. These colors are soooooo pretty! I think it could be fun to turn this into a baby shower card very easily by using pink and white, or blue and green.... I have so many ideas now! 

 

 

Here is the infrastructure! LOL! Man, that was some OCD crafting!! I really wanted separate chambers for the different colored gems. I highly recommend non-stick scissors for this part. Otherwise you will ruin your good scissors cutting all this foam tape. I put a link to some small ones in the link list below. 

 

 

 

 

 

Glamour shot!!! Can you see why I'm in love with these!? Eight colors come in the package. One package will last me the rest of my life - there are TONS in each bottle! I hardly used any for the shaker card today. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice to see you today! Thanks for popping in to see this fun card! Do you like to make shaker cards? What are you working on today? Have an awesome day and I'll see you soon! XOXO

 

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Hey - Let's catch up! Happy June!

Hi friends! Happy June! How are you? Is your Summer off to a fun start? I sure hope it is! We have had a brutal heat wave the past six or seven days with it being at or over 100 degrees every day. Yuck! It's supposed to be a lot nicer next week. Summer just came right in, quick! It's weird, too, because all I have been doing in the studio lately is Christmas stamping! But, let me get to that in a minute. Things are good here in my corner of the world. The hubs and I always celebrate the anniversary of the day we met... Because we went out for over eight years before we finally got married. So June 4th is a big day for us. 23 years!!! We went to the mall and shopped around and then had a really tasty dinner on Saturday. It's nice to acknowledge these things and be grateful for the time we've had together. We try to reminisce and talk about how far we've come. And, I'm really proud of us for making it through life's ups and downs together. He really is my best friend.

I have been SUPER busy in the studio....but yet I haven't been blogging too much. What's up with that?? Well, the reason is - I have been making Christmas projects! Yes, I remember that it's June! In the crazy crafting biz we work way ahead like that. There is also an AWESOME new release coming soon (June 16th) from Simon Says Stamp. So I can't share that stuff either! EEKS. It's killing me! Recently, I also got to work with my friend Brenda to photograph projects for her video for her new Christmas Classics Sizzix collection. I have to keep so many things under wraps right now. But, really, all I want to do is show you guys everything!! Soon enough, I guess. I promise to spill it as soon as I can. There are fun blog hops and things in the works! 

Because many of you only follow along with me here on my blog, and maybe not over on the Simon Says Stamp blog, I thought I would share some snippets of projects that I have recently posted there. If you click on the photo, it will link you to my full blog post with more photos, directions and product links. How does that sound? Sorry I don't have something brand new right at the moment!! I need to get myself organized!! 

First up is this project made with super amazing Simon Says Stamp supplies and a cool retro color palette! 

 

 

Next up is a fresh and bright card I made with the new Summer collection from Hero Arts! 

 

 

And a really happy card I made for my blogging buddies using stamps from Mama Elephant! 

 

 

Next is a sunshiney yellow card using paper and stamps from My Favorite Things!

 

 

And, some happy birdies wishing you a lovely day! (Yes, I'm really into yellow lately!)

 

 

Finally, a very personal project made with dies, inks and Ideaology from Tim Holtz product lines! 

Remember to click on the photos if you would like to see more of that project! Thank you so much for stopping by today and thanks for being my happy, fun, creative friends! I would love it if you would leave a comment and let me know what you are up to in your studio lately! Have an amazing week! I will see you soon! XOXO