The Jar of Love stamp set and Everyday Jars Framelits were used to make this cute treat!
But before I tell you a bit about it, I want to THANK Demonstrator Robin Johnson for sharing this project with me! It was her design and I appreciate her talent!
What do YOU think?
I stamped the small jar with black Memento ink then cut it out with the corresponding Framelit Die.
The Tic Tacs were attached to the center of the jar using two Glue Dots then put it in a 2″x8″ cello bag. Then I tied about 8″ of Night of Navy Baker’s Twine around the neck of the jar and tucked it into the cello bag.
The cello bag was cut down to accommodate the topper. I laid the cello bag inside the topper and stapled it together.
Calypso Coral card stock was cut at 2 1/2″ x 3″ and scored at 1 1/2″. I added a piece of Garden Impressions DSP, cut at 2 1/4″ x 1 1/4″ then Snailed it onto the folded Calypso Coral piece.
The Layering Ovals Framelits were perfect to make the background piece and I used the ‘For You’ from Cake Soiree to stamp the message.
Just to give it a tad of pizzazz, I added a Glitter Enamel Dot!
What do YOU think? I think this would be a CUTE favor for Thanksgiving or Christmas ! Imagine the possibilities!
Valentine’s Day favor using the candy hearts or even St Patrick’s Day with a Peppermint Patty! Stay tuned for more versions!
You can’t see the impressions…. well because it’s ‘subtle’ but in real life, it is VERY nice.
It adds just enough texture to give it some extra ‘subtle’ attention!
Next I took the leaf stamps and using Old Olive, Merry Merlot and Cajun Craze inks, stamped then cut them out with the Thinlits.
Then for just a bit of pizzazz, I took Old Olive ribbon and Linen Thread to make a small bow. This was attached with a Glue Dot.
In the opposite corner I just had to add a Gold Faceted gem.
The message was layered onto a piece of Merry Merlot and adhered with Dimensionals. AND of COURSE I just had to use a bit of Wink of Stella –here and there for interest. To me, Wink of Stella is a must fro any project–it adds a sparkle of interest!
What do YOU think?
Please feel free to add your comments below.
I LOVE to hear YOUR opinions!
As always, I can make a Long Distance Package for you. Tell me how many cards you’d like to make and I’ll get your kit prepared! Don’t like the colors I used? You can tell me what your preferences are and I’ll customize it for you.
They are here! The Stampin' Blends are available for purchase! If you have not tried these yet, you are missing out!
Here are a few cards that I made with them. Can you see how beautifully they blend and show shading?
The markers can be purchased as single makers, in two marker sets by color, or as a whole collection. We currently have 12 of our exclusive Stampin' Up! colors, plus two shades of skin tone and a color lifter for a total of 27 markers.
I have been enjoying these new alcohol markers and I'm sure you will too!
Another tool to add to your inventory of fun options!
So to entice YOU, how about a class?
Sunday, November 26th at 9AM
My home in Franklin
We'll make 4 cards -generic –you can use them for any occasion.
We'll use the Just Add Color Designer Series Specialty Paper.
I have all of the Stampin' Blends which you can use, but in the class fee, you will get four.
YOUcan select which four you like when you register for this class!
Class fee which includes your choice of FOUR Stampin' Blendsplus four cards with envelopes is only $30.00
PLEASE rsvp by THIS FRIDAY November 17th!
PLEASE make sure you tell me which Stampin' Blends YOU want!
Now if you want ALL the Stampin' Blends, my deal is this:
Purchase the entire set and I will give you a package of Whisper White Thick Cardstock (AC p. 194) FREE!!!
This card stock is great to use with these markers!
So if you haven't tried this Thick Card stock yet, this offer might be just for YOU!
AGAIN –PLEASE rsvp ASAP no later than THIS COMING FRIDAY!
hugs to all!
Barbara
PS –This set would make a GREAT Christmas Gift!! HO HO HO!
Here is a quick video about the basics of using Stampin' Blends.
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