Lawn Fawn Valentine 2022 is HERE!
Hi friends! Welcome to the premier of NEW Valentines from Lawn Fawn for 2022! Peruse the gallery below to see all the new goodies or click or tap the image above to take you to shop them all! Inspiration by Lawn Fawn’s STELLAR designer group is included below! Be sure to stop by their blogs to learn more about each project!!
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DieCember® Blog Hop WINNERS!
Hello, friends! Our Simon Says Stamp exclusive DieCember® product lineup features a vast array of dies from flowers to cover plates to useful and fun sentiments and so much more! Stretch your dies with a variety of techniques like partial die cutting, dry embossing, inlaying—the sky’s the limit! In addition, we have some awesome stencils that coordinate with dies, two hot foil plates with coordinating dies, and dies for several of your favorite stamp sets! No matter your style, you’re sure to find several must-haves that need to be in your creative space. We can’t wait to see what you create with all of these awesome new products!
To celebrate this phenomenal release, we hosted two amazing blog hops! The hops featured many talented designers and each one created wonderful projects to inspire you. If you missed either of the hops, you can find the direct links here: DAY ONE and DAY TWO.
A BIG thank you to all of YOU who joined us for the hops! We enjoy hearing from each of you, and your words of encouragement and appreciation to each of the designers mean so much to us here at Simon and to them. It’s our tradition to give away gift certificates to random commenters on each blog stop, and today we are revealing all of the winners! So without further ado, I present to you our winners!
DAY ONE HOP WINNERS:
from Simon Says Stamp’s blog: Kristina Gentle!
from Nina-Marie Trapani’s blog: Deb Tilton!
from Caly Person’s blog: Mitzi!
from Nichol Spohr’s blog: Stacy V!
from Jennifer McGuire’s blog: Billie Sue Woolley!
from Cathy Zielske’s blog: Tammy Millette!
from Suzy Plantamura’s blog: Marjorie Estey!
from Sidnie Des Jardins’s blog: Beth Bice!
from Lisa Addesa’s blog: Lorraine Melin
from Amanda Korotkova’s blog: Jeanne Rice!
from Amy Rysavy’s blog: Linda Kunsman!
from Heather Ruwe’s blog: Sue Smith!
from Heather Hoffman’s blog: Denise Bryant!
from Lea Lawson’s blog: Karla P!
DAY TWO HOP WINNERS:
from Simon Says Stamp’s blog: Sarah Jimenez!
from Laura Bassen’s blog: Roblyn Henry!
from Keisha Charles’s blog: Rebecca Reed!
from Bibi Cameron’s blog: Tammy Lynne Davis!
from Vicky Papaioannou’s blog: Nola Sullivan!
from Kulbir Kirkland’s blog: Ann Apolito!
from Mindy Eggen’s blog: dianezalusky!
from Barb Engler’s blog: Lady Penguin!
from Norine Borys’s blog: Heather Ann McLaughlin!
from Emma Williams’s blog: Joy Meadows!
from Bobbi Lemanski’s blog: Susan Lang!
from Dilay Nacar’s blog: Karen L K!
If you see your name listed above, CONGRATULATIONS! Please email [email protected] and let him know that you are one of our DieCember® Blog Hop winners! You’ll receive a $25 Gift Card. ???
Thanks again for hopping along with us! We hope you enjoy our fantastic DieCember® release and that it gives you creative enjoyment for months to come!
Winning ROCKS, and so do you!
Clean & Simple Tree Shaker Cards with Kristina Werner
Hello, all! Kristina here! In my video today I wanted to show how to create a clean and simple shaker card. And since I had my supplies out for one card, I decided to go ahead and make two more as well.
I started by creating the “back wall” of the shaker. I used the Hand-Lettered Holiday background stamp and three combinations of cardstock and ink: Green Leaf cardstock and Field ink, Cotton Candy cardstock and Bubblegum ink, and Schoolhouse Red cardstock and Merlot ink.
For the window of the shaker, I cut out my own template for a tall triangle shape (a tree). Then I cut all three shaker windows at the same time using a craft knife (see the video for how this was done exactly).
I glued acetate to the backside of each window panel, applied foam adhesive around the windows, and then put sequins inside. I closed up the shakers by pressing the stamped cardstock panels on top. Super easy!
To finish off the cards, I diecut the Large Written Merry Christmas die out of Matte Gold cardstock three times and glued the greetings to the front of each card.
Thanks for stopping by today! All the supplies I used for my cards are listed below.
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