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September release wrap up and Make It Market: Post & Parcel Holiday Kit peek!

THIS might be one of my favorite days of the year!  Today I get to sneak peek this year's full Make It Market holiday kit!  I'm so excited!  

This year's big holiday kit is called Post & Parcel and I can't wait to show you all of the details in just a few short weeks!  Mail and postage-themed things have always, always been a favorite of mine, so I am thrilled to get to incorporate that theme into this year's holiday kit.  There's an adorable favor box inspired by a vintage-style letterbox, interactive elements, pretty holiday images, and so much more.  Many of the kit elements will stretch well beyond the holidays for year-round crafting!  The full kit, the trimmings kit, and a few other coordinating items will be available for purchase on October 1st from the Papertrey Ink website.  Stop back here on September 30th for the full reveal, projects, and videos!  I hope you're as excited as I am...I can hardly wait!  

Now that I got that out of the way, we can wrap up the September countdown with a few more projects!  Tonight's the big night, all of the new stamps and dies will go up in the store at 10pm Eastern. I have a few final projects...

First up is a square notecard using the new Splits: Merry & Bright along with the small ornament from What the Doodle.  I started with the Noted: Scalloped Square die as my base, then added the circle using that same die set, cut from Aqua Mist cardstock and sponged with Tropical Teal ink.  I diecut that pretty starburst from the Splits set and stamped it with Saffron Spice ink.  

I added the stitched banner from the Tag Sale: Quilted die, cut from a Silver Adhesive sheet and colored with a teal Copic marker.  It was a little long, so I just cut the ends off and hid the seam under the ornament.  The ornament is from What the Doodle, cut from Luxe Silver cardstock and stamped with Versamark.  It's backed with a solid ornament diecut from some paper that had been watercolored. 

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Splits: Merry & Bright stamp set and coordinating die, What the Doodle: Ornament stamp set and coordinating dies

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My next card uses the Inspired: Jesus set along with the previously released Petite Places: Nativity and Scene It: Bethlehem dies.  I started by diecutting the Scene It: Basic Backer from gold shimmer cardstock and the star layer from the Scene It: Bethlehem set from watercolor paper.  I added some color to it using Enchanted Evening, Royal Velvet, and Tropical Teal reinkers.  I added one of the sunbursts from Shine, embossed with gold powder.  

The sentiment was done with the Inspired: Jesus stamps and dies.  The "love came down" sentiment was stamped onto a strip of white cardstock.  The nativity scene was stamped with the Petite Places: Nativity stamps and dies.  Behind the focal point circle is a Double Ups Rectangle diecut.  I added color to the edge by inking the die with a brayer using the same ink colors I mentioned above to do the watercoloring, then spritzed with water and ran it through my machine with the watercolor paper.  Everything was added to a Royal Velvet card base.

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Shine stamp set, Inspired: Jesus stamp set and coordinating die

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 One last card today that uses the new Holiday Greens set along with the Inspired: Jesus set.  I was looking at the fall card I made the other day with all of the purples and magentas, and thought it might be fun to try that color combo for the holidays.  I always think a rich, deep purple is so pretty for Christmas - it makes me think of advent.  I stamped a bouquet of the holiday greens and arranged them on a dark woodgrain patterned paper from my stash.

The sentiment was done with the Inspired: Jesus stamps and die.  I embossed the stamped portion with white powder and the diecut was cut from gold shimmer cardstock.  I put the finished panel on a Royal Velvet card base.

 

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Holiday Greens stamp set and coordinating die collection, Inspired: Jesus stamp set and coordinating die

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 Wow, you guys!  What a fun release...I can hardly believe it's over already!  I have so many more cards and projects I want to make with this month's stuff...that's when you know it's been a fabulous release.  I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.  The other girls are sharing the rest of their projects today too, so go ahead and soak up all those last bits of release inspiration!  :-)  

Danielle Flanders
Laurie Willison
Dawn McVey
Amy Sheffer
Heather Nichols
Melissa Phillilps
Nichole Heady
Ashley Cannon Newell 
Lizzie Jones
Kay Miller

Trimming the Tree...

It's the last day of the Papertrey Ink countdown, which means it's the final day of product reveals for the release on September 15th!  Didn't I tell you at the beginning that there were so many great things coming your way?!  Well, here comes more!  :-)

Today we're showcasing lots of ornaments.  Ornament stamps, ornament dies, felt ornaments, ornaments for cards, ornaments for your tree...!  :-)  You get the idea!  Here's a quick run-down of what we're showcasing today:

Vintage Ornaments II by Dawn - her first version was a smashing success, and I'm sure this gorgeous updated multi-step version will be just as big (or more!) of a hit!  

What the Doodle: Ornament -- designed by me, is a set of ornaments that are going to be super fun to color (or not!), along with some really pretty detail dies as well as solid dies, just like the other sets in the What the Doodle series.  

Ornament Stitching Dies -- designed by Erin, these dies will help you stitch up some amazing 3D felt ornaments!  Erin has really outdone herself with these, they are simply gorgeous!  

All of these new stamps and dies, along with anything else I mention as "new" in today's post will be available for purchase beginning at 10pm Eastern on September 15th from the Papertrey Ink website.  

Let's get right into the projects!  First I'll share my felt ornament.  There are several different styles of Stitched Ornaments being offered.  I used one called Woven, which has slits in the sides so a ribbon or some other trim can be threaded through the tied around the ornament.  The die cuts a section of the ornament -- four cuts will make a complete ornament.  I used Sweet Blush and Ocean Tides felt for the ornament itself, then used Berry Sorbet, Scarlet Jewel, Ocean Tides, and Simply Chartreuse for the leaves and flowers, which were cut with the Floral Cluster die.

I threaded some satin ribbon from my stash through the slits and tied it into a bow.  I made a house using the Tiny Town Basics dies to package it up - the ornaments are a perfect fit for the house - how fun!  The house and windows were done with the Tiny Town Basics set, the little window boxes are from the Sweet Shoppe set and filled with some greenery from the Holiday Folk mini kit.

I used the In the Meadow dies to put some glittered snow drifts on the roof.  I added a Tremendous Tags diecut, which was stamped with a sentiment from the Winter Village set.

Here's a shot of the ornament inside the house so you can see how nicely it fits!

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink: Stitched Ornament: Woven die, Winter Village stamp set

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 Next is a card using Dawn's Vintage Ornaments II set.  I went all out and stamped a whole pile of these gorgeous ornaments in some rich jewel tones.  Along the top edge I layered two pine borders from the Holiday Greens set.  I added some silver embossing to each of the ornaments for a little shine.

For the background, I started with a panel of watercolor paper, then did some watercoloring using reinkers in the same colors I stamped the oraments.  I also stamped some small star clusters using a stamp from the Christmas Cheer set that was released last year (I can't stop using that little star cluster - it's just perfect for quick backgrounds!)  I stamped a sentiment from the Vintage Ornaments II set in the lower right corner to finish it off.  I was going to use some thin strips of metallic silver cardstock.  When I cut them super narrow, they curled up, which I thought actually turned out kind of neat, so I went with it and actually curled them even a little more by twisting the strip.  

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Vintage Ornaments II stamp set and coordinating die collection, Holiday Greens Borders stamp set and coordinating die collection, Olive Twist ink

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 Next, I have several projects using my new What the Doodle: Ornament set. These guys are fun to color, of course, but there are so many other options too if coloring isn't really your thing, just wait and see!  :-) For my first card, I used the coordinating solid dies and colored them with my Copics.  You can go all out and color all of the different little details, or you can choose to go a little simpler. 

I used two of the large ornaments and one of the smaller from the set and layered them over a Cover Plate: Gem Stone diecut, which was cut from Luxe Gold Adhesive paper. This was layered over a white cardstock panel that was sponged with Tropical Teal ink and stamped with some small stars from the What the Doodle: Ornament set.  The sentiment is from the new Ombre Sentiments: Christmas set.  I added two of the branches from the What the Doodle set across the top as well.

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  What the Doodle: Ornament stamp set and coordinating die collection, Ombre Sentiments: Christmas stamp set

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Up next is a much simpler project - these are so quick and easy!  They'd be great to mass produce and they look like more work than they really are.  I used both the solid and the detailed ornament dies included in the What the Doodle: Ornament die collection to create the pretty focal points on this set of cards.  I started with Luxe Silver Cardstock and diecut the detail layer, then stamped the image with Versamark.  I think it was Maile that showed us this technique quite a while back and it is just SO gorgeous!  You get an amazing shine, which doesn't show up in photos nearly as well as it does in real life.   

For the background, I used a panel of linen cardstock and stamped a sunburst from the new Shine set twice and embossed them with silver powder.  Then I sponged a bit of ink over the sunburst and layered the ornament over the top.  Each detail silver ornament is backed with a bright color cardstock that coordinates with the ink color sponged on the background.  I used a small circle punch to punch a half circle in the top center of each card, then added some twine which is just simply taped to the backside of the linen panel to hold it in place.  The finished panel is attached to the same cardstock color under the ornament.  I finished them by stamping a "happy holidays" sentiment from the new Keep It Simple: Happy Holidays set.

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  What the Doodle: Ornament stamp set and coordinating die collection, Shine stamp set, Keep It Simple: Happy Holidays stamp set

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My next card uses the open dies again - this time the smaller ornament.  I diecut the detail layer from plain watercolor paper and heat embossed the design with white powder, then watercolored them with my reinkers.  The solid backer layer for the ornaments was cut from the oops watercolor paper from another project that just didn't turn our right.   

Behind the ornaments are a couple of Double Ups: Rectangle layers.  The white layer was cut from watercolor paper.  I stamped a few of the branches from the What the Doodle set and heat embossed them with white, and again watercolored them.  I also diecut a few and layered them over the top.  The aqua layer underneath was cut from Aqua Mist cardstock, sponged with Tropical Teal ink, and spritzed with water.  The sentiment I used here is also from the What the Doodle: Ornament set.  I stamped it in Ripe Avocado ink onto a stitched banner from the Tag Sale: Quilted die set.  Oh, and if you've noticed my little dimensional ornaments in my photos today, they were done with the detail What the Doodle: Ornament dies.  I just diecut three of them, scored them down the center, and adhere them together.  I didn't even stamp on them!  Super quick and easy - I'm going to have to turn them into tags, I think!  

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  What the Doodle: Ornament stamp set and coordinating die collection

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One more ornament card today!  This one uses the Luxe Silver cardstock again - kind of kicking myself that I don't have any of the gold version on hand right now because that would be so pretty, too!  This time I colored the center of each ornament with a Copic marker before stamping the design in Versamark.  I love how it give a bit of colored shine to the centers!

Each ornament is backed with cardstock that coordinated with its colored center. I also diecut and stamped a few of the branches from the set onto Limeade Ice cardstock and colored them with Copics.  I did a bit of watercoloring in the background using Aqua Mist reinker.  The sentiment is from the new Fancy Pants: Holiday set.  I stamped the sentiment portion in Pure Poppy ink, then heat embossed the flourishes with silver powder to coordinate with the ornaments.  I added a strip of Pure Poppy cardstock along the left side, stamped with the small star from the What the Doodle set.  

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  What the Doodle: Ornament stamp set and coordinating dies, Fancy Pants: Holiday stamp set

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 Well, that wraps up my projects for today using all of these great new ornament products!  But before I go, we'd better check out what our elf friend is up to.  He thinks your pretty "Elf-tacular" for making it all the way to the end of this post (and he might be celebrating just a bit that he made it to the end of the countdown!).  :-)

If you're up for lots more stunning ornament projects you can hop around to the other DT blogs!

Danielle Flanders
Laurie Willison
Dawn McVey
Amy Sheffer
Heather Nichols
Melissa Phillilps
Nichole Heady
Ashley Cannon Newell 
Lizzie Jones
Kay Miller

Classic Holiday Inspirations...

Good morning and welcome to group post day #2 and the fourth day overall in the September Papertrey Ink countdown!  We have some really sweet holiday products to share with you today that have a bit of a nostalgic vibe to them.  

What is it about Christmas and the holidays that make us feel a little nostalgic?  I have many fond childhood holiday memories.  Every Christmas Eve we would gather at our little white church for the Sunday School Christmas program.  It was easily my favorite night of the year.  New dress (unless I nagged my mom enough and she would let me wear it a Sunday or two before Christmas), new shoes, curled hair, the little butterflies in my stomach about getting up to say my part, and even more excitement just thinking about what might be wrapped up under Grandma's tree after the program.  Afterwards, my parents would inevitably make us ride around town to look at the Christmas lights so Grandma would have a little time to get the last bits of food and gifts ready.  Torture!!

Speaking of Grandma and gifts, my Grandma would shop ALL year for Christmas, collecting things for each family member, putting them in baskets she had for each of us.  It was her absolute favorite thing to do.  Anyone remember Kmart Blue Light Specials?  She lived for those and you'd better get out of her way! ha!  We would all gather at her house after the program...ALL of use being a whopping 13 people across four generations.  I come from a very small, close family and Christmas Eve was the highlight of the year...so many memories of fun and laughter.  I have such wonderful memories of Christmas as a child, and I hope that my children do as well...we have developed some of our own traditions over the years, although different from my childhood ones, I hope they look back on them as fondly when they're older as I do.

But, enough with the stroll down memory lane and now we'd better move on to the real reason you stopped by today!  New products and projects!  There are two main sets being showcased today, the first is Christmas Critters, designed by Nichole.  It's filled with the most adorable little mice, along with lots of different accessories for them.  There is also a coordinating $5 sentiment set.

The other set being introduced today is my Winter Village set.  The set features three different buildings - two houses and a church - and lots of different accessories so you can build all kinds of pretty winter scenes.  This one is so fun to play with!  

These new stamps and dies, along with anything else I mention as "new" in today's post will be available for purchase beginning at 10pm Eastern on September 15th from the Papertrey Ink website.  

Ready for some projects?  First up is a card using the new Christmas Critters set.  Ahh! These little guys are cute!  I hate real mice, but I seem to have a thing for fake mice of all kinds.  :-)  I created a stack of mice, working together to decorate one of the trees from the O'Tannenbaum stamp set that was released last year.  I curved the tree on my block before stamping for a fun touch.  The mice were stamped with Soft Stone, sponged with a bit of Smokey Shadow on the bottom edges and tails.  The ears were done with Soft Stone and Pale Peony. 

The top two mice are holding some of the small accessories from the new Dress Up Dolls: Elves set.  The sentiment is from the new Holiday Swoosh set.  For the background, I stamped some of the snow clusters from the Christmas Critters set with Versamark ink and heat embossed them with white powder.  Then I sponged some Spring Rain and Blueberry Sky inks on top.

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Christmas Critters stamp set and coordinating dies, Holiday Swoosh stamp set and coordinating dies, Dress Up Dolls: Elves stamp set and coordinating dies. 

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Now for a few Winter Village projects!  I snuck a couple of peeks of this set in my posts the last couple of days.  I've had so much fun playing with this one.  For this card I used all three of the different buildings in the set to create a scene that fills an entire card front.  This was the card I had in my head when I designed the set and I couldn't wait to actually get to bring the idea to life.  I started with a panel of watercolor paper and added just a bit of pale blue watercoloring using a Spring Rain reinker.  I diecut and stamped all three buildings using Sweet Blush, Pale Peony, Berry Sorbet, and Pure Poppy for the buildings, and Soft Stone and Smokey Shadow for the rooftops.

I started building my scene by first deciding where to put the buildings, then filling in with all of the little details...trees, fences, the snowy road, skating pond and more.  Each of the different buildings also has a small die in the coordinating die collection which will cut snowdrifts that fit perfectly on each of the rooftops.  I added some glitter to those as well as the trees.  There is even smoke to add to the chimneys.  The fonts I selected for the set fit nicely with the vintage look and remind me of something you might find on a vintage holiday card.

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Winter Village stamp set and coordinating dies 

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My next card is a bit more colorful.  I used the church and stamped it with Fine Linen, Classic Kraft, and Cocoa Bean inks.  The trees were done with New Leaf and Smokey Shadow.  I added some Pure Poppy mailboxes and fences.  

The background was done on an Aqua Mist card base which was sponged with some Tropical Teal ink and then spritzed with water.  I also added a few dots of liquid glue and sprinkled with glitter.  The star was a little scrap I had on my desk - I believe it originally came from the Paper Clippings: Congratulations die.  The bottom part of the scene has two layers which were cut with the In the Meadow dies (I did a partial cut so that I ended up with longer panels).  I added the little skaters and pond, and stamped the "Merry Christmas" sentiment from the set right onto the pond.

 

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Winter Village stamp set and coordinating dies

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 For my next card, I pulled out the pretty round frame from the Don't Forget to Write kit and built a little scene inside of it.  I used the smaller house from the set, a few of the trees, the road, fence, and mailbox.  The little hill inside the circle was cut using the Scene It: Everyday dies.  

Under the framed scene is an In the Meadow hill diecut and also a little stamping done with Soft Stone ink, using some trees and fences from the Winter Village set. The sentiment is also from Winter Village, stamped with Pure Poppy ink.  I sponged a bit of Aqua Mist ink in the background and stamped some small scattered stars, which are found in the previously released Christmas Cheer set.

 

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Winter Village stamp set and coordinating dies

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That wraps up my Winter Village projects, but before I go, I have a few more things!  This next card uses the new Inspired: Jesus set along with the heart rays stencil from the Sunshine & Rainbows mini kit.  I started with a panel of watercolor paper and sponged it with Tropical Teal, Amethyst Allure, Enchanted Evening, and Royal Velvet inks.  Then I spritzed it with water to add some texture, and let it dry.  

Once it was dry, I placed the heart rays stencil over the top of the inked panel and spritzed it with some Gold Color Shine.  I let that dry, then stamped and embossed some small stars from the Paper Clippings: Congratulations set using gold embossing powder.  I diecut the "Jesus" sentiment from Gold Shimmer cardstock and stamped and embossed the "love came down" sentiment with white embossing powder.

Supplies not linked, but available on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Inspired: Jesus stamp set and coordinating die

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And of course, before we go, we'd better check in on our little elf friend.  What's he been up to?  Looks like you've all been very good this year and you're definitely on the nice list.  

Looks like he's little wrapped up in his work at the moment. 

:-)  I hope you're enjoying all of the countdown fun!  Want to see more?  Go ahead and treat yourself to a hop around to the other team blogs...

Danielle Flanders
Laurie Willison
Dawn McVey
Amy Sheffer
Heather Nichols
Melissa Phillilps
Nichole Heady
Ashley Cannon Newell 
Lizzie Jones
Kay Miller

Christmas Faith...

Christmas is my favorite time of year, not just because of all of the fun activities, the crafting, the gifts, the food, etc, but because of the real reason for the season.  A time to remember our Savior's birth and the hope that brings to all the world!  

We have a special Papertrey Ink group post for you today, in honor of the true meaning of Christmas. Heather, Dawn, and myself have each designed faith-based holiday sets that will help you create special projects and share the Hope of the World with your loved ones.  

Before we get to the projects, I have something I want to share with you.  One of the sets we're showcasing today is this month's installment of my Inspired series.  The word this month is Jesus.  In the time I spent working on this set, I felt the Lord nudging me to do something special with it -- to use His name to help bring joy and the Good News to others. In answer to that nudging and with some thoughtful prayer, I have decided that I will be taking my portion of the sales of both the stamp set and the coordinating die, and will match it with my own funds.  That money will be used to put together shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.  If you're not familiar with Operation Christmas Child, you can read more about it HERE.  They deliver shoeboxes filled with toys and gifts to children around the world, along with the Good News of Christ, and the opportunity to learn more about Him.  I'm sharing this with you today, not so it can be a look-at-what-I'm-doing kind of thing, but rather with the hope that we can join together and do something wonderful together in Christ's name!  I'm excited to get my kids involved and make it something we do together as a family.  National collection week for the shoeboxes is November 14-21 and I'll be sure to post some photos here on my blog!  

Ok, thanks for reading and letting me share that!  Now let's get on with the rest of the product introductions and projects!  

Besides the Inspired: Jesus set being shown today, we're also showcasing a gorgeous sentiment set by Dawn called "Thrill of Hope", and a pretty set by Heather called "Christmas Faith".  

All of these sets, along with anything else I mention as "new" in today's post will be available for purchase beginning at 10pm Eastern on September 15th from Papertrey Ink.

Let's start with Heather's Christmas Faith set.  You all might have noticed my love of Scandinavian-inspired design...it's always been a favorite of mine!  I decided to use the Christmas Faith set to stamp a pretty design inspired by that look.  I started with a Tag Sale: Quilted diecut as my base, and used a pencil and ruler to lightly draw some lines and mark the center point of the tag.  I started with the birds, which I diecut and stamped, then just placed them on the tag where I wanted them to go eventually, but didn't adhere them so that I could scoot them out of the way so as not to get ink on them while stamping the rest of the design.  

I used Sweet Blush, Pale Peony, Pure Poppy, Mint Julep, Saffron Spice, Cocoa Bean, and Stormy Sea inks to stamp my design.  I added just a small line detail to the holly leaves using a brown marker.  When I was finished stamping the tag, I sponged some Pale Peony ink onto a Stamper's Select cardstock panel, working from the top down.  I stamped the "let heaven & nature sing" sentiment from the Christmas Faith set below the tag using Saffron Spice ink (I LOVE this color!).

Supplies not linked, but available for purchase on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Christmas Faith stamp set and coordinating dies

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Up next is a card that uses one of the sentiments from Dawn's new Thrill of Hope set paired with the church from my new Winter Village set, and a sunburst from the new Shine set.  I started off with a white cardstock panel and an In the Meadow hill diecut.  I stamped one of the Shine sunbursts and heat embossed it with gold powder, then sponged just a bit of Aqua Mist ink behind it. 

The church was stamped with Berry Sorbet, Pure Poppy, and Smokey Shadow inks.  I also added snow to the roof using the little die included in the set (there's one for each of the different buildings in the set!).   I diecut several different trees from the Winter Village set and stamped those with Smokey Shadow and Stormy Sea inks.  I tucked everything behind the hill diecut and used foam adhesive to give some of the diecuts a little more depth.  I stamped the snowdrifts from Winter Village using Aqua Mist ink.  The pretty sentiment from the Thrill of Hope set was stamped in Stormy Sea ink.

Supplies not linked, but available for purchase on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Thrill of Hope stamp set, Winter Village stamp set and coordinating dies, Shine stamp set

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 My next card uses a couple of new sets -- Inspired: Jesus and Shine, along with a few older sets - Holiday Folk and Destination.  I started by diecutting a circle from gold shimmer cardstock, then stamping and embossing it with the globe from the Destination set (now in the vault - sorry!).  Before adhering it to a Double Ups Rectangle die, I stamped one of the Shine sunbursts twice using Saffron Spice ink.  

For the sentiment, I used the Inspired: Jesus die cut from Pure Poppy cardstock and adhered it to the globe.  I embellished it with some stars and greenery sprigs from the Holiday Folk mini kit.  A few clear sequins add a bit of sparkle.  I adhered the finished panel to a Rustic White card base, which was sponged with some Saffron Spice ink.  

I finished off the inside of the card using one of the sentiments from the Inspired: Jesus set that goes perfectly with the globe on the front.  I paired it with the "merry Christmas" sentiment from last year's Christmas Cheer set.  I also stamped a few more of the same little Holiday Folk greenery sprigs.  

Supplies not linked, but available for purchase on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Inspired: Jesus stamp set and coordinating die, Shine stamp set, Olive Twist ink

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Before I sign off for today, someone's been poking at me the whole time I was writing my post...impatient, I tell you!  And hungry for cookies, apparently.  

 

Will you help?  Please?  ;-)

 

 

 

Supplies not linked, but available for purchase on September 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Elf Sentiments, Dress Up Dolls: Elves stamp set and coordinating dies

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That's all from me today, but there's so much more to see!  Click around to the other DT blogs to see what they've created using these wonderful new faith-based holiday stamps and dies... 

Danielle Flanders
Laurie Willison
Dawn McVey
Amy Sheffer
Heather Nichols
Melissa Phillilps
Nichole Heady
Ashley Cannon Newell 
Lizzie Jones
Kay Miller