So, in my "work in progress" tray I fished out these 4 6" square card bases, they had squares with brads in the corners, the ribbon was sewn to the layer of printed paper and they were all slightly different.
And I started eyeballing them because, the pile of Flowers and Foliage from the Stamptember class so, I started pushing things around on them.
I ended up adding stickles glitter glue to these pieces after they were glued down rather than doing the liquid glue and dry glitter.
It was so dark and gloomy over the weekend when I was doing this that I think all the colors are "off"
I had stamped the sentiment from our home to yours on the green printed paper strips but, it faded into the paper and then I spent a lot of time covering that up.
The gold diecut sentiment here on this one is from Sue Wilson.
I tend to like the ones with a plaid ribbon more than the dotted one.
The white diecut under the JOY is from Impression Obsession, the Joy is from Newtons Nook Christmas words die set and the big flowers in the center are Tattered Florals ( Sizzix TH)
By the time I got to the last one I had started digging through other ready to play with things in the diecut drawer and bins. That Santa image is printed paper. The frame around it is an Impression Obsession one with tiny recollections brads in the corners. I did ink the outside edges of that with some vintage photo ink and also along the shadow layer of the big "Joy" diecut. The stamped sentiment here was stamped a long time ago and is from the Unity Stamps "Santa must like you" set. I am trying to remember what die I used for it but, mind is blank. maybe something from Poppy Stamps or Memory box? The tree here is an old die from Taylored Expressions. And I added the bow die cut I think it may have been an PTI die. the "gift boxes" are just paper scraps and then I added that bitty bow diecut to the one in the front. I think this one is my favorite from this batch. That's about it from me, I hope you are doing well & Thanks for stopping by.
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