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National Craft Month Celebration Blog Hop

Hello, friends!  I am honored to be a part of the National Craft Month Celebration Blog Hop with Right at Home Stamps.  Hopefully you've come from Linda's blog.

We are celebrating our hobby of papercrafting by bringing our community together and spending a day doing what we love.  Come hop with all of us, leave comments along the way, and you will be entered to win this awesome stamp set:




It's called "Make Something Beautiful", and it is being released today.  It's so fun to have a stamp set that is dedicated to our love of all things crafty--scrapbooking, painting, cardmaking, sewing, and any and all combinations of the above.  Here are two cards I've made with this set.  Those tools begged to be paper-pieced with some sparkly silver paper!


For this one I heat embossed the images in white on navy cardstock, as well as fussy cutting the tools out of the silver paper.  Then I used a Copic marker to shade the hearts and sentiment in red for a pop of color.


For this one I had a more subtle design with the images stamped in Versamark, and the sentiment stamped in steel grey.  The hearts have a touch of Wink of Stella.  I like the stitched rectangle for an added crafty touch, and I also popped up the silver tools with craft foam.  Here's a closeup of the silver paper, which is so, so beautiful, but very difficult to photograph.


Hop along to your next stop, which is Eva's blog, and be sure to leave comments to enter to win this fun set!


These women are amazing, and I am honored to call them friends!
Cheryl **You are Here!

Comments

  1. Your blog name cracks me up and sigh, reminded me that I'm behind on the laundry.
    Both of your cards are wonderful, seriously, you can't go wrong with glitter!

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  2. Great cards! Such a cute stamp set!

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  3. I love the shimmer and shine on your cards! This is a fun new stamp set.

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  4. Love these and love that sparkle! So fun to see your awesome cards!!!

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  5. really loving the colors you used for the card. So simple yet so stunning.

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  6. Every thing is better with sparkles! Love your cards using this super cute set.

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  7. cannot go wrong with glitter & sparkles. Love your cards.

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  8. Ooh so pretty! I love the glitter :)

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  9. Love the sparkly images!!! Great texture on both cards.

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  10. Loving these images all blinged up! Fantastic cards!

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  11. Very, Very pretty with your sparkly paper. Love how you made the first one flat and the 2nd one pop out! Both are showcase works of arts!

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  12. Great cards! Love the sparkle too! Thanks for sharing!

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  13. Love the blog name!
    Beautiful cards!The first is my favorite :)

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  14. I love the sparkle on the tools, especially against the navy background.

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  15. Love all the fun fab glitter!! Awesome cards!!

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  16. Beautiful cards!!! Lovin' all that sparkly goodness!!!

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  17. Love the colors. Two great cards!

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  18. Love your choice of sparkly paper for the paper-pieced images! Any crafter who loves bling enjoy getting your cards!

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  19. I adore your first card, glitter or sparkle of any kind makes all these great

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  20. Love the use of the silver paper for some of the pieces.
    Great cards.
    thanks for sharing.

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  21. Silver glitter paper = FABULOUS. I love these cards Cheryl.

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  22. The silver looks awesome on these cards.

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  23. Wow! Beautiful and funny cards!!! Love them!!!

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