Paper, Scissors and Superheroes

Ruby Rose...

It's group post day #2 for the May 2013 Papertrey Ink countdown!  Today the team is featuring a new stamp set and coordinating dies called Ruby Rose.  Dawn did it again, and brought us another fabulous floral set this month.  Ruby Rose stamps and coordinating dies will be available for purchase on May 15th, 2013 at 10pm EST on the Papertrey Ink website.  

I have a few projects to show you today using Ruby Rose.  Nichole challenged us to find a few inspiration pieces and use this set in a couple of different ways - one as a focal point and another project using it as a background.  

Up first is my project using Ruby Rose to create a focal point.  Here's my inspiration piece, a gorgeous design from Iza Pearl...

And here is the card that resulted from it.  I love the way the flowers are clustered in the fabrics, so I did the same, adhering them to a piece of Lemon Tart cardstock.  When I had my flower cluster looking the way I wanted it to, I cut it out, leaving a border of yellow cardstock.

I then adhered it to a piece of Smokey Shadow cardstock and used a Faber-Castel white marker to draw the dots around the outside, very similar to the design in my inspiration piece.  The flowers and leaves in Ruby Rose are just so bright and cheery.  I love the various sizes and shapes as well.  The sentiment I used is also from Ruby Rose.  I stamped it with Versamark and embossed it with some Grapefruit Zing powder.  

Supplies not linked, but available on May 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Ruby Rose stamp set and coordinating dies

 

My next card uses Ruby Rose to create a floral background.  I found this image on Pinterest and was fascinated by the color/pattern blocking...

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I tried to mimic the look by clustering the ink colors, and added my sentiment on a panel in the center.

I found the symetrical side of me had a hard time leaving the colors separated, so I kept adding things...the end result doesn't really resemble my inspiration piece, but hey...sometimes that's what happens.  :-)  I also added a cluster Ruby Rose diecuts to the upper left corer and some enamel dots to finish it off.  

Supplies not linked, but available on May 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Ruby Rose stamp set and coordinating dies.  Other:  Yo Yo Yellow ink from Stampin' Up!

That's all for my projects today using this new set, but be sure to hop around to the other team members to see what they've cooked up using Ruby Rose...

• Cristina Kowalozyk
• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Jess Witty
• Erin Lincoln
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Heather Nichols
• Melissa Phillilps
• Danielle Flanders

 

Pedal Pusher...

It's group post time for the May Papertrey Ink Countdown!  Today the team is featuring a brand new stamp set called Pedal Pusher.  It's an adorable bicycle set with so many options for customizing, plus lots of great sentiments.  The Pedal Pusher stamp set and coordinating dies will abe available for purchase from the Papertrey Ink site at 10pm EST on May 15th.  

I have two projects to share with you today using this new set. The first is a teacher thank you card that uses the "Thank You Teacher" sentiment from the set as well as the apples that fit inside the basket.  There are lots of other fun things to put in the basket as well...that's what makes this set fun to play around with!

I teamed the bike up with several other elements to build my scene.  The tree is from Through the Trees, the apples in the tree (not the basket - that's from the new Pedal Pusher) are from Falling Leaves.  The clouds are from Up, Up & Away, and it's leaning on the Picket Fence die.  I had lots of fun building this card...I always love that lots of the Papertrey sets seem to be scaled to work together.  And I gather from your comments the other day that you don't mind seeing a card or two with a mile long supply list.  I sure do have fun making them, so I'm glad you enjoy looking at them.  

Supplies not linked but available on May 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Pedal Pusher stamp set and coordinating dies

While my first card is very traditional with an almost vintage vibe to it, my next card is a little wild and crazy.  I had fun playing around with different ideas for what the bike could be pulling, what could go in that basket, or what could be riding the bike.  I finally settled on one of my favorite images...the cute monkey from Tremendous Treats: Birthday.  We have a thing for monkeys around here (in case you haven't noticed).

He seemed to fit just right on the bike -- except that he can't quite reach the pedals, which sort of just adds to the silliness.  I also incorporated the Movers & Shakers Spinners dies, so the bike will actually move across the card.  The basket is filled with presents (from the new Pedal Pushers set) and he's holding a few stacks as well...I kind of love the way his tail wraps around the one stack.  :-)  The sentiment is from the It's a Jungle Out There set.  I diecut the bike from Hawaiian Shores cardstock and plaid patterned paper, then cut apart the plaid bike and layered some of those pieces over the Hawaiian Shores bike.  After all, a monkey with this much personality wouldn't be riding a plain colored bike, would he?  

Supplies not linked but available on May 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Pedal Pusher stamp set and coordinating dies

I had so much fun creating my projects for today's post...thanks so much for stopping by to check them out.  If you'd like to see more projects using the new Pedal Pusher set, be sure to hop around to the other DT girls who have projects to show you...

• Cristina Kowalozyk
• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Jess Witty
• Erin Lincoln
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Debbie Olson
• Heather Nichols
• Melissa Phillilps
• Danielle Flanders

 

Star Gazer...

It's time for the second group post for the April 2013 Papertrey Ink countdown.  Today the team is featuring a couple of new stamp sets called Star Gazer and Star Gazer Additions.  The stars and star charts are a hot trend right now, so these new sets are right on target!  There are also some really neat coordinating dies that will allow you to create star shaped confetti and tiny, stitchable stars.  These products will be available for purchase from the Papertrey Ink website when all of the new April goodies go on sale at 10pm EST on April 15th.  Let me show you a few projects using the new Star Gazer goodies.  

My first card focuses on the main Star Gazer set.  This set contains each of the 12 constellations that make up the zodiac, along with a matching sentiment for each + a few more general sentiments.  I chose to use just the constellation images to create a starry night sky.  I stamped them in Fresh Snow ink onto an Enchanted Evening cardstock background.  

The tree line at the bottom is from Masculine Motifs.  The sentiment, embossed in white on Smokey Shadow cardstock, is also from the new Star Gazer set.  The diecut moon and tiny stars are part of the new Star Gazer die collection.  I cut them from some of the new shimmer cardstock, also being released this month.

My second project focuses on the Star Gazer Additions set.  This set contains a beautiful Star Chart image along with some great sentiments, fitting for lots of different occasions.  I stamped the star chart using Fresh Snow ink on Enchanted Evening cardstock.

The fun star garland was created using the Star Gazer dies...two of the dies cut holes in the stars, which allow you to easily stitch them or string them together like I did here.  I used some silver thread for a little extra sparkle.  These were diecut from some of the new Shimmer Cardstocks as well.  The sentiment is from Star Gazer Additions and it was embossed with Zing! Butter embossing poweder.  

One little tip for working with tiny diecuts like these found in the Star Gazer die collection.  I found this great tool, which is a lifesaver!  It's called the QuickStik from Lifestyle Crafts and it's so helpful for picking up and placing tiny diecuts (or sequins, beads, gems, etc, etc!).  

One end is a piercing tool, perfect for removing small pieces from diecuts and the other end is sticky, which helps with picking up small pieces.  I like to pick them up with this tool, apply a dot of liquid adhesive to the back, then place it right on my project.  I just got mine last week and I already feel like I can't create without it!  It's one of those useful, inexpensive tools that's great to have in your tool box.  Just thought I'd share.  :-)  

To see more great projects using the Star Gazer collection of stamps and dies, be sure to hop around to the other DT gals to see what they've created for you today...

• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Jess Witty
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Melissa Phillips
• Cristina Kowalozyk

Supplies not linked, but available at 10pm EST on April 15th, 2013 from Papertrey Ink:  Star Gazer stamp set, Star Gazer Additions stamp set, Star Gazer die collection, Shimmer Cardstock collection

 

Big Ticket Basics...

Welcome to the first group post day of the Papertrey Ink April countdown.  Today the team is sharing projects using a new stamp set called Big Ticket Basics.  These jumbo-sized tags are perfect for both scrapbook pages and cards.  There is a coordinating die as well.  If you're familiar with Papertrey's Ticket Border die, this is just a jumbo sized version of it...I love how it cuts perforations, just like real tickets.  The Big Ticket Basics stamp set and coordinating die will be available for purchase from the Papertrey Ink sit on April 15th, 2013 at 10 pm EST.

Nichole challenged each team member to create a photo/scrapbook project as well as a card to showcase all of the possibilities with this set.  First, my scrapbook page.  I chose to use Big Ticket Basics to scrapbook photos of my daughter's 9th birthday from last summer.  

The "Best Day Ever" ticket is just the perfect thing, because to her, this really was the best day ever!  She got to have a few cousins overnight and we took them all to get pedicures.  There's nothing she loves more than being girly!  I accented that cute ticket image with flowers from the Mini Blooms set.

I also used the "hooray it's your day" ticket to embellish a little printed bag which holds a journaling tag.  The little circle image on this tag can be embellished with lots of different tiny images from the set -- a star, heart, or a number like I did here to represent her age.  The date ticket (which I didn't get a cloe-up of -- sorry!) is the perfect way to add that bit of info to your pages.  

Supplies not linked but available on April 15, 2013 from Papertrey Ink:  Big Ticket Basics stamp set and coordinating die, Wonderful Words: Memories die

 

Next, my card.  I used the "Hooray, it's your day" image again and the same concept of using it to embellish a small bag.  I love taking ideas from scrapbook pages and using them on a smaller scale for cards, or vice-versa. This time it can hold a gift card, making it perfect for birthdays.  

I switched up the color combo, making it perfect for a more boy-ish gift.  I stamped the image in Blueberry Sky and Enchanted Evening and fussy-cut the arrow and sentiment to create a multi-colored and dimensional ticket. 

Supplies not linked but available on April 15, 2013 from Papertrey Ink:  Big Ticket Basics stamp set and coordinating die

 

I hope you enjoyed my projects today and the peek into this new set!  For more inspiration and projects using Big Ticket Basics, be sure to hop around to the other DT girls...

• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Jess Witty
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Melissa Phillips
• Cristina Kowalozyk

 

 

Birds & Blooms...

At long last, the team is here to share projects using this year's Papertrey Ink anniversary stamp set - Birds & Blooms.  Coordinating dies are being released this month as well!  yay!  This set is only available for "purchase" using reward points, from now until February 14, 2014.  For more details on the Papertrey Ink Rewards policy, click HERE.

My card today is quite simple.  I used the wreath image from Birds & Blooms to create this springy wreath.  The individual stamps with everything in just the right spot makes it so quick and easy to make this multi-color image.  The stamps even have little "tab" sort of things on them that make it super easy to line everything up.  I love that - so smart!  

I love the senitments in this set as well - the font is so beautiful.  The only thing I added that is not from the Birds & Blooms set is the bow, which is from Happy Hydrangea.  After doing the stamping, I used the Simple Stripes Impression plate to add impress the stripes into the background.   A strip of patterned paper finishes off the bottom edge.

 

Supplies not linked, but available from Papertrey Ink as of 10pm EST on March 15, 2013:  Birds & Blooms die collection

 

Be sure to check out the rest of the Birds & Blooms creations by the rest of the DT!

• Cristina Kowalozyk
• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Danielle Flanders
• Jess Witty
• Erin Lincoln
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Debbie Olson
• Heather Nichols
• Melissa Phillilps

 

Birthday Style...

It's group post day number two for the March Papertrey Ink Countdown!  Today the team is featuring all sorts of birthday cards and wraps.  Let me tell you a bit about the stamp sets and dies we're featuring today.  

The Birthday Style stamp set, is a cute birthday set designed by Maile.  It has cute streamer images, balloons, candles and more.  There are also coordinating dies.

The To You From Me stamp set was designed by Nichole and it's filled with to/from sentiments in several different fonts, along with some fun frames and other elements as well.  

Get a Handle On It dies - a set of two dies that will allow you to diecut handles to add to almost anything you can dream up.  There is also a coordinating "banner" strip to use as an accent.  

All of these new products will be available for purchase from the Papertrey Ink website as of 10pm EST on March 15th, 2013.  

So let me share a few projects with you using these new products.  I created a gift ensemble consisting of a gift card holder, a treat box, and a coordinating card.

First off, I added the Get a Handle On it dies to an Essential Pillow Box die to dress it up a little.  I love the pillow box die, but adding the handles makes it an even bigger presentation.  

The die does not inhibit the sides of the pillow box, so it's still fully functional.  It almost resembles a little purse!

The front is embellished with flowers, the chevron label and leaf images, all from the new To You From Me set.  The cute bow is from Birthday Style, and it has a coordinating die as well, which makes it super easy to add to your projects.  There is not a die to coordinate with the small flower from the To You From Me set, but I used the flower die from Flipping Out - it's a litle larger as you can see, but I thought it made for a really cute look that way.  The "with love" sentiment stamped on the banner/tag is from To You From Me as well.  

Next up is a treat box that I created using the Get a Handle On It dies attached to a Clearly Creative Card box.  You could also do something like this with the clear boxes that the stamps come in!

You could fill the clear box with just about anything - candy, treats, soaps, or it would even be a really cute way to package a set of handmade cards or stationery.  

I stamped the "birthday wishes" sentiment from the new Birthday Style set onto a Fillable Frames #2 label.  I surrounded it with the leaf image from the To You From Me set and embellished it again with the same flowers I used on the pillow box above.  The strip of patterned paper was cut using the other die from the Get a Handle On It die set.  

And lastly, just a simple card that uses many of the same elements as my two other projects.  This time I did add in some of the fun banners from Birthday Style.  There are dies to cut the different banners as well, which I love!  I cut one from metallic gold cardstock and another from Berry Sorbet.  I put a cluster of flowers and a bow in the upper right corner.  

I again used the Birthday Wishes sentiment stamped on a Fillable Frames #2 label.  For an added touch I put a Loop-de-Loop border diecut behind the sentiment.  A strip of patterned paper along the bottom finishes it all off.  

I hope you enjoyed today's peek and these new products have your mind spinning with ideas!  I think the Get a Handle On It dies have so many possibilities and I can't wait to see what other uses everyone dreams up!

For more inspiration be sure to click around to the other DT girls to see what they've created using these new products...

• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Danielle Flanders
• Jess Witty
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Melissa Phillips
• Cristina Kowalozyk

Supplies not linked, but available on March 15th from Papertrey Ink:  To You From Me stamp set, Birthday Style stamp set and coordinating dies, Get a Handle On It dies

 

Bountiful Banners...

Welcome to the first group post day of the March, 2013 Papertrey Ink Countdown!  Today the team is featuring a new stamp set and coordinating dies called Bountiful Banners.  It was designed by Maile, and it's filled with assorted classic banner images, along with some fun coordinating sentiments and a handful of great accents.  Everthing can be mixed and matched for a variety of looks.  The images in this set can be combined with nearly any other set you might have in your stamp collection as well!

For our projects today, Nichole challenged the team to find an inspiration piece and create a project based on that image.  I have been loving the whole nautical trend and came across this gorgeous set of wedding stationery.  I was most inspired by the card on the left that features the banner over the anchor and the pretty rope background.

I took those same elements and incorporated them into a card of my own...

The new Cover Plate: Twist die has a bit of a nautical vibe, so it was perfect for creating the front of my card.  The large anchor is from Out to Sea.  The small anchor circle, sentiment, and banner are all from the new Bountiful Banners set.  I combined a bit of berry striped paper along with a fresh floral print paper (from American Crafts).  The little anchor accent was created by stamping the circle anchor image and layering it over an Aqua Mist button.  I then added some little banner tails which were cut using the Countdown Details dies and some Enchanted Evening stripe paper.

I used the Cover Plate: Twist die to create the lacey front of my card.  Let me show you how.  You could do this with any of the Cover Plate dies for a unique card front.  

I trimmed a piece of cardstock to 4 1/4" wide x at least 7" or so long.  I scored a line across this piece at the 5 1/2" mark, then folded it along the score.  

I then trimmed away the excess, leaving just an 1/8" or so beyond the fold.  Starting out with a little excess and then scoring and folding before trimming makes it much easier than trying the fold over such a small piece.

I then adhered my Cover Plate: Twist diecut to this small 1/8" overhang.  It hides nicely behind the solid border of the diecut.  

It makes for a very pretty and unique card front!

I then lined the inside of the card with a piece of Aqua Mist cardstock, but you could just create the back out of the contrasting cardsock to save a step if you'd like.  

I hope you enjoyed today's peek at the new Bountique Banners stamp set and dies.  For more inspiration, be sure to visit the other DT members...

• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Danielle Flanders
• Jess Witty
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Melissa Phillips
• Cristina Kowalozyk

 

Boutique Accessories...

Welcome to group post day #2 for the Papertrey Ink February countdown.  Today the team is featuring a fun little bundle of new products geared around creating and packaging your own handmade accessories.  The grouping of products consists of stamps and a few different die sets...

Clever Barrette Covers dies -- these dies will allow you to create adorable custom hair accessories.  Be sure to visit Erin's blog to see all the adorable things she's created this week using the dies.  

Boutique Accessory Card dies -- a set of two dies that will create a card/holder for your custom barrettes (or lots of other things!)

Boutique Accessories stamp set - Nichole designed a small coordinating $5 stamp set that will be perfect for embellishing your Accessory Cards.  

For more info on these new products, be sure to visit Nichole's blog.  These new goodies will be availabe for purchase from the Papertrey Ink site as of 10pm EST on February 15, 2013.  

My project today uses the Boutique Accessory Card die and the coordinating stamp set to create a pretty way to gift a handmade bracelet.  Jewelry making has always fascinated me, but I always think I really don't need another hobby!  But when Nichole introduced these products to us, I knew right away it was the perfect excuse to try my hand at making a handmade bracelet.  

I've been seeing braided fabric bracelets on Etsy and Pinterest for a while and I've just been itching to give it a try.  I added my own little twist by combining braided fabric along with some paper beads I created using the Papertrey Beautiful Beads product line.  I also tossed in some glass beads and a few silver beads as well for an eclectic look.  I was able to create a pretty coordinating card to hold it using the new Boutique Accessory Card die and coordinating stamp set.  I think it makes for a really fun gift!

Like I mentioned above, the Accessory Card die is a set of two dies -- the card portion and then another portion that sort of wraps around the card.  This "wrap" has slits in it that are meant to hold the barrettes, but I wrapped it around the backside of the card to hold my bracelet in place.  I just undid the clasp and threaded it through the slits before refastening it.  

And of course, no gift is really complete without a handmade card, right?  I put the same group of products to work in creating a coordinating card.  The "for you" was diecut using the new Headline Alpha dies - I love the skinny shape of these letters!  

I had lots of fun creating this project...my daughter is already dreaming up all the people we can make bracelets for.  :-)  I hope you enjoyed your visit today!  Be sure to hop around to the other team members to check out what they've created with this new Boutique Accessories line up!

Supplies not linked, but available on February 15th from Papertrey Ink:  Boutique Accessories stamp set, Boutique Accessory card die, Headline Alphabet dies

 

Spring Fling...

Welcome to the annual Papertrey Ink Scavenger Hunt!  Hop to each DT blog and look for bunny graphics in the photo at the top of each post.  There might be one, there might be none, there might be more than one.  Visit Nichole's blog for all of the details on how to play along and comment to win.  

Today is the first group post of the countdown/anniversary celebration.  The team today is featuring a collection of fun and springy new products...

Polka Dot Parade by Melissa Bickford is a new series.  The first installment features a cute dotted bunny, some spring/easter sentiments and a coordinating bunny die.  

Mini Blooms by Maile is an awesome floral set filled with large clusters of mini blooms as well as individual blooms...all done in a small scale, perfect for embellishing sentiments and more.  There are coordinating dies for several of the small individual flowers.  

Favor it #9 die collection -- This is a super fun set of dies that will allow you to create two different sized baskets, perfect for small gifts.

All of these new products will be available from purchase from the Papertrey Ink website as of 10pm EST time on February 15th.  You can read more details about each product on Nichole's blog.  

Nichole challenged the team to find some inspiration from Pinterest or another sourse and create some projects based on that inspiration using the new products I mentioned above...'

I sort of have a weakness for soft, pastel-y Easter trees.  I've never actually put one up in my house (yet), but they are so pretty to look at...

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I adore this fresh, colorful card and the little flowers clustered around the sentiment totally reminded me of Maile's new Mini Blooms set and I knew I wanted to try to re-create this look using her stamps.  

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So, on to the projects.  Up first is a cute little Easter basket which was created with the new Favor it #9 die collection.    I used the larger basket for my project today.  I diecut it from Sweet Blush cardstock and stamped on it with BB: Super Stripes.  I chose to hold the basket pieces together with brads, but you could use buttons or any other fasterner of your choice.  

My basket is filled with felt ornaments (for the Easter tree I might actually put up one of these years!) which were diecut from Papertrey felt using the bunny die from the new Polka Dot Parade set (more on that in a bit).  The eggs were cut with the Egg die, which was released last year.  I also tucked a stamped tag in the basket which was stamped using flowers from the new Mini Blooms set, inspired by the pretty card above.  The sentiment is from Polka Dot Parade #1.  The tiny flower and leaf dies from the Mini Blooms set were perfect for embellishing my bunnies and eggs.  

 

Next up is a funny little card using Polka Dot Parade #1.  I used a scallop scissors to munch away on the bunnies until just his tie and tail were left. :-)

The flowers along the top are from Mini Blooms and the "Happy Easter" sentiment is from Polka Dot Parade #1. 

Thanks for stopping by to check out my projects today.  Don't forget to hop around to the other DT girls to check out their springy projects and hunt for bunnies!

• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Danielle Flanders
• Jess Witty
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Melissa Phillips
• Cristina Kowalozyk

 

Fancy Folk Art...

It's time for group post #2 for the Papertrey Ink January countdown!  Today the team is featuring a new stamp set and coordinating dies called Fancy Folk Art.  If you visit my blog regularly, you probably already know that I love folk art-y things.  I often times take stamp sets and combine the images in a way that gives a nod to the folk art style.  I just love the colors and often times the symmetry of folk art designs.  This new stamp set and coordinating dies will be available for purchase from the Papertrey Ink site as of 10pm EST on January 15th, 2013.  

For our projects today, Nichole challenged us to find an image from which to draw inspiration for our projects.   I stumbled across this image of these adorable Matryoshka (nesting) dolls.  I have always been fascinated by these -- they are always so colorful and covered with beautiful images.  These are a set of measuring cups from Anthropologie (no longer available though :-( )

In fact, I don't have those colorful cuties, but I do have this set of matryoshka measuring cups sitting on my counter!  I found them a couple of years ago when we were out Christmas shopping and I couldn't resist.  

(via Sprout Home)

I decided to see if I could create my own Matryoshka doll using this new Fancy Folk Art set along with a few other Papertrey products.  I ended up using the Mat Stack 1 dies and I think they worked out perfectly!  

The large floral image on the doll is from the new Fancy Folk Art set.  I love that it has a coordinating die...it's so lacy looking!  And the best part?  There are tons of little stamps for creating multi-colored flowers.  You could color it by hand of course too, but for someone (like me) that doesn't really enjoy coloring all that much, this is a dream come true!  I did absolutely no hand coloring on the large flowers.  (the small floral bouquet on the tag is hand-colored however).  There are a few great sentiments in the set as well, like the birthday one I used here.  

Nichole also challenged us to create a tag using this new set.  I used the same Matryoshka doll idea, just scaled down a bit.  I cut the smallest Mat Stack 1 die, placing it on a folded piece of cardstock so that I ended up with a tag that opens up.  The floral image here was colored with colored pencils.  

Here are a few visuals as to how I turned the Mat Stack 1 dies into a matryoshka.  I simply cut the "points" off of the top to create a more rounded shape for her head.  

I then diecut a second one (you can just cut part of it as you don't need the entire piece, just about the top third) and trimmed it to form the scarf.  The little "knot" at the bottom of the scarf is one of the leaf images from Heart-2-Heart #7 turned upside down.  

I had so much fun with this set and can't wait to play with it more!  Be sure to hop around to the other DT gals to see what they've created with Fancy Folk Art...

• Ashley Cannon Newell
• Danielle Flanders
• Jess Witty
• Maile Belles
• Nichole Heady
• Dawn McVey
• Melissa Phillips
• Cristina Kowalozyk

Supplied not linked, but available on January 15th from Papertrey Ink.com:  Fancy Folk Art stamp set and coordinating dies

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