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Wednesday, 31 October 2012

...November release Day Two!



Right about now I should be introducing you to Compliments of the Season Two and the Vintage Christmas Background... I'll be back in a little while with my projects for those sets, but just so's my post looks purty I have a little more Yonder star for you...

I made a little rustic ornament using some of the cut files that will go with the Yonder star set, it's an oldie but goodie idea, simply because it's so fast! if you have an electronic cutter that is...I love the texture that the saw tooth edging gives, but if you were cutting this by hand, I'd go for straight lines to keep it fast.

I just stamped the star in SU Cherry Cobbler onto the cut out shapes and literally threw some distress ink (Brushed Corduroy, I believe) on with a stencil brush, I found this much faster than sponging each individual piece. Some twine and a little bead to give it weight....easy peasy lemon squeezy...This would also make an awesome gift adornment.

I threw together another card, to give you a better look at that big background stamp - Yonder Star Background. I stamped it in green on white and loved how fresh it was. Teamed it up with a sentiment from Yonder Star, and was tickled to discover that I could pick out details on the stamp in other colours when I used two of those fancy Distress Markers that everyone is raving about...expect to see more of this, I love how the little decorative detail is picked out in red between the green words. This was very easy with the markers.



DT ladies who are previewing the Compliments of the Season Two and Vintage Christmas Background sets are here, so pop on over and visit the gals while I wait for the sun to shine enough for me to photograph my projects for today!



hope it tickles!





Posted by Unknown at 7:00 am

18 comments:

  1. Caroline31 October 2012 at 07:19

    I love these the ornament is gorgeous as is the card. Caroline xxx

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  2. Pauline31 October 2012 at 08:01

    Gorgeous star ornament Claire, and the quilt pattern makes such a lovely background or Focal point! These larger patterns are a fab idea, and great for a quick card too.

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  3. Clare31 October 2012 at 09:53

    Love your ornament and yep those Distress Markers are pretty nifty! : )

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  4. Bonnie31 October 2012 at 10:53

    So pretty Claire - Please do NOT get me started on more markers lol!!

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  5. Anonymous31 October 2012 at 10:55

    What a delightful ornament! The card is a wee bit of crafty goodness too!

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  6. Deborah Frings31 October 2012 at 12:36

    I think the Vintage Christmas background is just gorgeous and so versatile. Love the new fonts in the Compliments of the Season set. Looking forward to 2nd November :))))

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  7. Kelly S.31 October 2012 at 12:46

    That dimensional star is so amazing, Claire! Love the colors you chose, rustic perfection. Your Christmas card is sooo pretty. I just love stamping that background, I have quite a few collected. I just kept taking out inks and going, "I like it in that color," "Oooo look at THAT color!" Good thing I was by myself, LOL!

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  8. Kathy31 October 2012 at 12:47

    so very pretty. thanks.

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  9. Tracey McNeely31 October 2012 at 13:27

    Oh I love your star ornament, love the sentiment on the card too.

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  10. Marlena M.31 October 2012 at 13:54

    Gorgeous star! I love the unique sentiment~beautiful background too~

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  11. LaurieJ31 October 2012 at 14:58

    Oh! I have just the place for that ornament!
    Gorgeous projects!! Thanks for the stencil brush tip - I'll have to try that. And I love how you say "I threw together...". These are anything but thrown together.

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  12. anya31 October 2012 at 18:22

    I love the ornament!

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  13. Marybeth31 October 2012 at 18:49

    Love both! Beautiful,rustic ornament.

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  14. Jen1 November 2012 at 02:57

    It may be an oldie but it's a GOODIE for a reason. It's fantastic!!
    Wonderful use for your new stamp.
    Thanks for sharing!

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  15. Julia Aston1 November 2012 at 13:44

    Love the homespun feeling these stamps give! what a wonderful star!

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  16. Jan Castle1 November 2012 at 23:47

    Beautiful projects...especially like the ornament!
    Paper Hugs,
    Jan

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  17. Renee2 November 2012 at 03:01

    Gorgeous!!
    I LOVE that ornament...
    and with the edges like that...
    simply stunning!
    And the card...
    oh...
    how I love that rustic, homey Christmas card...
    I can't wait to get these sets in my hands! :)

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  18. Donna Schnees7 April 2017 at 20:11

    Wow!! to bad I just now found this:( I would love to have that stamp set. Beautiful! TFS~

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