Spring or Pastels
Welcome to the Stampin Friends March Blog Hop!
We will be hopping on the third Thursday every month, with a different theme to inspire you each time :)
The theme for March is 'Spring or Pastels'.
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This month we are excited to have awesome Guest Hoppers that you should definitely check out!
Barbara Welch
Charlene Luks
Cheryl Hillen Piotrowski
We will be hopping on the third Thursday every month, with a different theme to inspire you each time :)
The theme for March is 'Spring or Pastels'.
If you just arrived from Lynn's Blog, thank you for continuing with the hop!
You can continue on the blog hop from here in a loop by clicking on the Next button below.
This month we are excited to have awesome Guest Hoppers that you should definitely check out!
Barbara Welch
Charlene Luks
Cheryl Hillen Piotrowski
I LOVED Spring in Scotland - warmer weather (sometimes), baby animals particularly lambs jumping round in the fields around us, and all the Spring flowers! But, here in Houston, Spring is maybe one day in January, then we jump straight to summer - it has already hit 95F here this week!!
So, for my projects I went with some Pastels and Easter. I popped some of those cute animals from the Stampin' Up! Occasions and Sale-a-bration catalogs onto my Easter card - of course it may bother you that they aren't in proportion - but hey, it's meant to be cute, not accurate ;)
So, for my projects I went with some Pastels and Easter. I popped some of those cute animals from the Stampin' Up! Occasions and Sale-a-bration catalogs onto my Easter card - of course it may bother you that they aren't in proportion - but hey, it's meant to be cute, not accurate ;)
This card opens as an easel card - the grass is cut using the fringe scissors WHICH ARE ON SALE AT $7.50 in the Weekly Deals this week), with layers behind the oval 'frame', and then one layer adhered to the inside of the card with a score line so it folds up to keep the easel open.
Here is a side view
My treat box was made with the Bakers Box thinlit die and I used the fringe scissors to make the little tassles
| This month we are continuing with our Blog Hop Give-away: • One lucky person will win an awesome crafty present from every blogger! • You can enter by commenting once on every blog hop post - use the #SFFebHop in your comments • That means you have 15 chances to win 15 crafty prizes! • Deadline MN March 20th 2016 • To comment on my blog - scroll down. |  |
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1. Melissa Thomas
2. Cheryl Piotrowski
3. Steph Jandrow
4. Kathie Rotti
5. Barbara Welch
6. Charlene Luks
7. Carolina Evans
8. Leanne Johnson
9. Lynn Streifert
10. Kirsteen Gill - You are here
11. Elizabeth Jeanne
2. Cheryl Piotrowski
3. Steph Jandrow
4. Kathie Rotti
5. Barbara Welch
6. Charlene Luks
7. Carolina Evans
8. Leanne Johnson
9. Lynn Streifert
10. Kirsteen Gill - You are here
11. Elizabeth Jeanne
Here are a few products I used on these projects:
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