I'm incredibly excited to be posting a project today with the CardMaker blog team, featuring projects using stamps from The Greeting Farm.
You should have arrived from the CardMaker blog. The full hop list is below so you can view all the great projects today. We'd love it if you joined along!
- CardMaker
- Lisa Silver <--- You are here!
- Dawn Lusk
- Pamela Haskin
- Carisa Zglobicki
- Kim Klinkovsky
- Linda Beeson
- The Greeting Farm
Get Well Soon:
The Greeting Farm kindly let us all pick an image or clear set to use. I selected the Christmas stamp set called Let It Snow by The Greeting Farm. When I first saw the bear in the set, I thought he could be holding a hot mug of soup and altered to look like he's under the weather.
I inked the bear image and used a Q-tip to remove the ink from his mouth. I stamped on white cardstock and then used a Copic Multi-liner pen to draw in a sad face. I know when I'm ill, I tend to look rather pathetic, wrapped up in a blanket with a mug of something warm in hand.
I love using holiday images for non-holiday projects! Talk about getting more for your money! This bear is so cute too, isn't he?
I colored the image simply with Copic markers. I used a handheld Dymo label maker to create my sentiment.
My next project is a set of holiday gift tags.
I promise myself every year that I'm going to create my own gift tags for Christmas. And every year, I get down to the wire on holiday preparations and must jettison the idea. It's a good year when I can get my gifts wrapped in time. ;)
The plan this year is to create a few tags each month and tuck them away for my marathon wrapping session. Tell me I'm not the only person to leave the wrapping until the last possible moment? So far, I have two sets of tags ready to go, which is two sets more than I made last year.
I usually wrap my gifts in silver paper, so I chose a soft pool color and silver cord to coordinate. Super fast and super simple.
Your next stop on the hop is Dawn Lusk. Be sure to visit and leave a comment. Word on the street... The Greeting Farm will be giving away a $50 gift certificate on their blog. What a great prize!
Thanks for stopping by!
Lisa
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Supplies:
Stamps: Let It Snow (The Greeting Farm)
Other: Dymo Label Maker - handheld (Amazon)
Awesome projects, Lisa! I LOVE how you altered the bear stamp-so creative!
ReplyDeleteI love to use holiday stamps for other occasions too. Love the bear and great ideas for stashing tags too. Super cute, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tags. Good to start early! Thx for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the tags!I too try every year to get them done, but it's not happened. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNice shading on your bear's scarf! And your tags are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI do love this bear
ReplyDeleteand how you used it
is so cute! Love all
the tags also.
Carla from Utah
Such a cute card and tags! I especially like the coloring job on the neck scarf. And, I love the idea of making a stash of tags. I think I will do that too!
ReplyDeleteLove the CAS card and fab tags. Brilliant way to get a jump on Christmas!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea using stamps from other seasons to create everyday cards. Love the bear with the scarf.
ReplyDeleteAwww, so adorable. That bear!
ReplyDeleteNope, you're not the only one preparing for Christmas already. lol I start in January and make things/prepare all year long, even making it into a You Tube series! You will be VERY happy come December when you have everything done already and everyone else is scrambling! Great job using that stamp set, it's one of my favs!
ReplyDeleteI too love to make my own tags. And then somehow...day's before Christmas I am trying to get them done. I like your idea... Start now. Your penguins are so adorable. I purchased all penguin stuff to wrap this year. Thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteWow! I love how you altered the bear!! I'm so inspired to do that now! Thank you for sharing your fab creations!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects, love tags
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects, love tags
ReplyDeleteYou are Chill!
ReplyDeleteTFS! Annette
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea using holiday stamps for cards other than holiday! I love your sick bear! So cute! TFS
ReplyDeleteLisa, that bear is so adorable. Love your shading on him. what a great get well card. It's never too early to make gift tags, these are so cute.
ReplyDeleteLove how you altered the bear and stretched your stamp. The gift cards are a nice touch. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteCute idea for a get well card and I like your holiday tags.
ReplyDeleteAWE love your projects!!!! Sweet Get Well card and those cute cute tags!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea using the Christmas stamp for a different event! It'll make me look at my Stamps a little differently. Love your ideas!
ReplyDeleteCute projects. Love the tags.
ReplyDeleteAwww what a cute bear. this stamp is still in my wish list :) hope can win and get chance to buy this :)
ReplyDeleteAwww.... love your cute bear, and tags, Lisa! Clever!
ReplyDeleteLove that cute bear card and your tags!
ReplyDeleteThese little guys are so adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the project! The bear really cute!
ReplyDeleteSuper adorable!
ReplyDeleteYour tags and card are are ADORABLE!!!! The bear and penguin are super cute...perfect for winter fun :)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job making your bear stamp work for a Get Well card. And, you have two more sets of tags made than I do! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job making your bear stamp work for a Get Well card. And, you have two more sets of tags made than I do! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteI love you thinking outside the box. I always try to buy things that I can use for multiple ideas. Great job with the bear, Get Well idea.
ReplyDeleteI love your card and tags. I have been making my Christmas Cards for the same reason you are making your tags.
ReplyDeleteYour card and gift tags are adorable. Love the technique you used on the bear to remove some ink. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI think this is my first visit to you blog and I'm loving all I see! Jo x
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