Showing posts with label perfect harvest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perfect harvest. Show all posts

Monday, July 15, 2013

you're not ready for this jelly.

aaaand now I'm singing old school Destiny's Child.

and now, so are you :)

you're not ready for this jelly.

It's Clear and Simple Stamps RIR week - that's release in review if you are just tuning in.  We're showing off sets and dies that were released last month to hopefully give you even more inspiration...

Why just gift a plain couple of jam jars when you can dress them up a bit?

you're not ready for this jelly.

Like i said, you're not ready.  But I'm a gift them to you anyways.... hee.

you're not ready for this jelly.

DIY background stamping...

you're not ready for this jelly.


and a couple of jars of homemade jelly.

More to see on the CSS blog!

♥.


Tuesday, May 7, 2013

sorry I'm overdue {25 days of CSS inspiration}

CSS is doing things a little differently this month!  It's been three years since the CSS daily app first made an appearance on the crafting scene.  Each day the app features a new project, complete with instructions and photos.  You can save to your favorites for quick reference, and search through past months for even more inspiration.

In celebration of the CSS daily app, we are giving you 25 days of inspiration.  Each day, a DT member will bring you a fun new project, and as an added bonus, will showcase a coordinating project on the app.  yay!

sorry I'm overdue

Since it is teacher appreciation week, I automatically reached for school-themed images and dies.  But, if you're like me, you might have the best intentions and none of the follow-through.  This is a great project to give your child's teacher, even if you can't manage to get to it until next week *wink*

I printed the card sentiment via computer (the font I used is called traveling typewriter) and paired it with images from airmail, and that perfect apple.  The notebook edge die worked perfectly to accent the top of the card.  And, of course, a glossy apple.  I can't help it.  I stamp an apple and I just have to gloss it up.

To match the card, I created a little backpack - it can be filled with treats, a gift card, or tiny notecards.  I stamped the same notebook page image on the front of the backpack, and brought in some alpha love on the red accent piece.


sorry I'm overdue

Moral of the story: better late than never. hee.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Aqua & Cherries {Clear and Simple Stamps Party Hop}

Cherry birthday party

Welcome to another CSS party hop!  It's no secret that I love throwing parties, even mini ones *grin*  I'm going to do less talking and more showing with this set.

Cherry birthday party

I styled a bright and cheerful cherry-themed party.  It all started with that aqua and red polka dotted length of fabric.  I found it in my stash and decided that stripes in those same colors would compliment the polkas perfectly.

Cherry birthday party

Every party needs a matching drink, right?  Ha.  I love the tiny tags, with their little aqua leaf each.  I tied them around the bottles of cherry punch and added more aqua and red with my striped straws.

Cherry birthday party

There are so many party hat templates available online.  I downloaded one and cut it out of white cardstock, and then used the long stripe images to fill the entire hat.  I love party hats.  As soon as you see one, you know there's gonna be a part-ay.  I dressed up the front with the same cherry image as my drink tag, and used a part of the cupcake stand die to mat my white circle.  I'm-a-gonna curtsy for that one.  hee.

Cherry birthday party

I know favors usually go at the end of a party post, but the topper is designed the same way as the party hat.  I'd like to point out that absolutely no gummy cherries were eaten in the making of this party.  It was all for show, and then thrown out.  You don't know how proud I am to say that I resisted the sour gummy goodness (badness, I know, but they are my kryptonite...)

The pie, on the other hand...

Cherry birthday party

You can't let a homemade cherry pie go to waste!  It was delicious.  I created a simple banner for the top of the pie and a little label to identify it.  Everything is cuter when it's labeled...

Cherry birthday party

Oh, and these?  These nice, big, aqua and red-shadowed letters?  Yeah, my lips are sealed... but you'll find out more about these dies in just a few more days...


Cherry birthday party

On either side of the banner, I hung up a fun flower.  Do you remember *this post* where I shared that I created the flower using heart dies?  Same flower.  I'm just teasing you now.  The tutorial will come very soon.  

I hope you liked my party!  Now, party-hop your way over to these fun blogs: