If this is your first time hopping with us, then I should tell you that we are an international group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators that gets together every first and third Monday of the month to feature a single stamp set. We share lots of ideas for that set to get you excited and inspired :) You can check out the master blog roll on our home blog, and find all of our past hops, and all of the links will take you directly to the posts you are looking for!
If you are following along in order, then you just arrived from Nikki Spencer's blog. Fantastic, right?!
I did curve the sentiment to fit the oval edge, which is really easy with the clear mount version. I just laid it under the oval on the clear block and adjusted the curve until it matched. It is embossed with Pewter embossing powder. I thought I grabbed the Silver, but I was wrong. I really love the Pewter though, so its all good :)
That's all I have for you, now it's time to go see what Rochelle Blok has created, I am certain it will be amazing!
7 comments:
This is so pretty, Tanya. Love the layers and you're so right, the DSP is perfect for the sleigh ride. I also think the little snowman on the inside is adorable!
Lovely! Genius move using that strip of DSP!
Love all the details Tanya. The paper is a great fit and I love the stitching.
Lots like Currier and Ives! Super idea to use the DSP. And thanks for the reminder that we can curve the clear mounts--I haven't used that trick in long time.
The background paper is a fabulous idea! Great job!!
Such a lovely scene Tanya. The addition of the stitching is great and the dsp makes a perfect backdrop. Xx
Gorgeous Tanya. It reminds me of a Currier and Ives scene!
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