There is no place like home for the holidays

Good morning,

 

christmas is just around the corner and we all have to make more christmas cards, I think.

Last year I bought this wonderful stamp set from Magnolia and didn't use it. But now I took it out of my shelve and coloured it.

I decided to use the no-line-colouring. I'll be honest. I have to accustom to this style...

Because I love snow on my christmas cards, I used my Fran-táge.

The background I created with Distress Oxide Inks again. This makes every card look very special.

 

 

I hope you enjoy the christmas season.

Have a nice weekend.

 

Susen

Purple Onion Designs meet Craft Heaven Shop

Hello everyone,

 

today I have a little winter card to share. As the most of you know, I'm a big lover of the cute Purple Onion Designs stamps.

 

You can create sweet little scenes with all of them. They are perfect for every occasion.

I stamped together five cute charakters from different collections.

 

The background stamp and also the sentiment is from Purple Onion. The sky I made with Distress Oxide Inks. They can be used so easly.  

 

 

I hope you like this card.

 

Have a nice week.

 

Susen

Wedding Card in a box

Hello everyone!

 

Today I want to share a special with you.

My little sister got married two weeks ago and I made this little gift for her.

For the box I used the sweet Magnolia stamp from the You are invited collection. I coloured the image with Distress re-inkers.

Around the bridal couple I stamped some postal stamps from Stempelglede.

 

 

The sweet bow is called "Groom Bow" from Magnolia. I love the bows from Magnolia.

 

The patterned papers I used are from Maja Design; Celebration Collection and Vintage Romance (for the inside).

 

On the cover of my mini card (only 9 x 9 cm) I placed a wonderful chipboard from Scrapiniec called Wedding day. I wanted to Pop up a bit and embossed it with

Chunky White and Shabby White.

The sweet Mr & Mrs stamp is from Magnolia.

 Thanks for stopping by today. Hope to see you next week.

 

Susen