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Monday, 5 November 2012

Merry Monday #40 - Jingle Bells

Happy Monday Everyone,
Today's post is for the Merry Monday Sketch Challenge this week. I decided to go with Designer Papers this week and paper pieced the focal point and then cut it out with the Spellbinders Labels Ten Nestability.  I added an Early Espresso Satin Ribbon Bow and some Mini Bells as my Finishing Touches.  


Supplies:
Stamps: Papertrey Ink - Signature Christmas
Card and Papers: Early Espresso, DSP Patterns Stack - Brights Collection, Candlelight Christmas Specialty DSP, Very Vanilla
Ink: Real Red
Finishing Touches: Early Espresso Satin Ribbon, S/U's Jingle Bells, Linen Thread
Cool Tools: Big Shot, Spellbinders Labels Ten Nestabilities, Stamp-a-ma-jig, Bow Easy, Fiskars Trimmer and Scoring Tool, Sanding Block, Pencil, Dble Sided Tape, Dimensionals, Mini Glue Dots, Anywhere Glue Stick

Thanks for stopping by today.
Hugs,
Cat's Ink Siggy

8 comments:

  1. Love the DSP strips and colours you have chosen. Very affective.

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  2. I love your beautiful card, Susan! Great mix of patterned papers and I especially love how you pieced the different papers to showcase your greeting! So clever and unique!

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  3. Wow, what a beautiful way to let the papers do the work! Gorgeous! Your mat is stunning!

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  4. I have been admiring your card in the gallery as well all week, Susan! Beautiful papers and I just adore how you made your sentiment panel! Love it!
    Have a great week! :)

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  5. Beautiful card Susan, what a fun mix of papers and your bow with the little bells is fantastic.

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  6. I love how you've put these papers together, Susan! And the labels, pretty bow and jingle bells are so classy!

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  7. Hi Susan,

    Your card is so MERRY AND BRIGHT - love the pattern combos and bold patterns. This card will be the focal point of some lucky one's mantle!

    Blessings,
    Barb

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  8. Susan this is just beautiful! I love your use of these DSPs and how you've matched them on the labels die - very effective!

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Thank you for your lovely comments.