Showing posts with label Merry Moments DSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Merry Moments DSP. Show all posts

Thursday, November 12, 2015

The Class that Didn't Happen

Sometimes life gets in the way...

Those of you who follow my blog know about my recent heartache - my youngest son's family are in the process of moving 3000 miles away, to Maryland.  They left today.  And I already miss my two grandsons (fortunately I still have one more in California, but he lives 400 miles away in San Diego).
Here are two photos from today's journey:

My daughter-in-law, Sarah, with Ethan in the back (with Kaiya).

And Jacob:

 

But I digress...

I planned some Christmas Card classes over the past 2 months.  The intent was to show the versatility of one stamp set with one or two packs of Designer Series Paper.  Last month I had planned to use Your Presents with my favoritest (is that a word?) vellum of all time--Holidays Fancy Foil Designer Vellum along with the Merry Moments Designer Series Paper Stack.  So I worked at a feverish pace to create four beautiful cards, ordered the supplies and then...life got in the way.  I ended up cancelling the class and was left with (in my humble opinion) four very pretty cards that no one will see.

Until today.

I decided it was time to get over my pain of squashed creativity and feature my work on my blog.  So here is the first of 4 that I'll show over the next few days.

Starting with the Whisper White Thick Cardstock base, there are three more layers:  Cherry Cobbler, Mossy Meadow, and Merry Moments Designer Series Paper Stack.  


Using the stamp set, I stamped "joy" in Cherry Cobbler Ink and two rows of the Christmas trees in Mossy Meadow (stamped off once).  This was punched using my 2-1/2" Circle Punch and then I cut a slightly larger circle with my Circle Framelits.  I hand cut the little bobbly thing that holds the ornaments (what IS this thing called, anyway?) and then I added a bow from the Mini Treat Bag Thinlits.

I used the Banner Triple Punch to make a DSP and a Mossy Meadow banner, and the top layer is some really sparkly 3/8" Glitter Ribbon.  (This is MUCH prettier in real life--just couldn't quite get a good photo).

I finished with two Home for Christmas Enamel Dots.

Come back tomorrow to see how I used this stamp set in a completely different way

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