Supplies: papers from Graphic 45; Spellbinders Snowflake die; Hero Arts adhesive lace; angel charm from Just Enough Stuff
I fussy-cut the little angels from a piece of the patterned paper, and adhered them with foam tape so that I could hide the 'loop' at the top of the angel charm. Don't look toooo closely at that snowflake...let me just say, that die & I are not friends. Never have been, likely never will be. Tricky little bugger.
Supplies: Graphic 45 paper; poinsettia & sentiment die cut from K & Co; gorgeous doily from Just Enough Stuff
The doily wasn't part of my original plan, but the patterned piece of paper had a collage of Santas. The lower right corner ended up having a super-creepy stalker-ish looking Santa and he just really had to be covered up. It was no bueno - Christmas really shouldn't give you the heebie-jeebies.
I'm also going to toss these in over at Simon Says Stamp since you can of course get Spellbinders dies, K & Co, Graphic 45, and Hero Arts products there :)
I have a meeting with Connor's school today - he is really having a rough start to high school, and I'm certain that today's meeting will bring some good changes. It's been a looooong time since I was able to get a September meeting - probably 6 or 7 years? - which is a very positive sign. The last few years of 'let's wait and see if he can do it' have been miserable for everyone. It's still anxiety provoking, though, as a parent, to go in alone as an advocate for your child - no matter how accommodating and helpful the staff are.
Wish me luck - and Connor. He could use a break.
And, one last thing -
PUPPY NOSE!
xoxo,
Jessi
Oh,the new G 45, awesome
ReplyDeletegreat fussy cutting.. those angels look awesome.. two adorable cards..
ReplyDeleteThese cards look so beautiful. I love the vintage look to them! They look absolutely stunning! I love the patterned papers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at the Simon Says Wednesday Challenge Blog!
Great cards and what a cute puppy! :)
ReplyDeleteThe Crafting Musketeers has the Vintage theme this month. You can enter one of these cards in the challenge, if you want.
Have a wonderful week!
Vintage and gorgeous!! That's some fancy fussy cutting too. LOVELY card!! Know what you mean about the dies - I have some little buggers too but yours look just fine to me.
ReplyDeleteGood luck at the school today and I'm sure all will work out great.
CUTE doggie nose!!
Lynn
What are you talking about -- you purposely made the snowflake look vintage, right? Love these looks you created with the Graphic 45 papers plus your own touches. (Although now I really need to see Stalker Santa...)
ReplyDeleteGood luck to you both -- hope the meeting is productive.
The thought of you covering stalker Santa with the doily made me laugh ... almost made me want to peek underneath .. love both of your fabulous vintage designs ... so very glad you joined us at jingle belles.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely vintage cards.:)
ReplyDeleteAnd your doggy is sooooo cute!
I about spit out my tea reading about the stalker Santa! OMG too funny! Love your creative genius Jessi. These cards are fantastic! And that parting shot? I'm hearing a global "Awwwwwww" right now! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteSkeevy Santas are the worst. Good call on the doily. Super pretty card...the diecut flower is perfect ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat vintage cards...and cute dog!
ReplyDeleteI am crossing my fingers the meeting went well....
absolutely ♥LOVE♥ both of these... you are soooooooooo totally ROCKIN' the vintage style, ma'am!!!
ReplyDeletelots of love to you and connor, hope the meeting went well and has already helped!!! ♥♥♥
ps: PUPPY NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSE!!!!!!!!!! :) :) :)
First, Awwww! Love that puppy nose! 2nd, Hope all went well with the school meeting! 3rd, the card --- very pretty! I love that gold flake! Good thing about vintage cards --- if you have a craft faux pas, it can be credited to part of the old look. LOL And, wish I could have seen that stalker-ish Santa. He might work well for an adult card or a "you're on the naughty list" card! Oh, no, don't get my brain going on that! You know me!
ReplyDeleteI reckon that Santa is a bit sus myself!
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