Happy New Year!!!

Mini Box/Ornament

Mini Box/Ornament made using the pattern found here.  Poinsettia stamp is from MC-8 (Christmas Flowers) and Snowman stamp is from MC-53 (Teeny Weeny Christmas).

Arigato Card

Doomo Arigato

Teeny Weeny Garden - Coming Soon!!

#2 in a series of teeny weeny scenery...

Year of the Sheep

Used some handmade paper to give the sheep that fluffy look :)

Matching Tag

Couldn't resist making a matching tag using the small sheep image:

Mixing It Up

Combining our new stamp MC-54 (Year of the Sheep) with wording from MC-50 (It's a Girl) and stamp #5004 (Rosebud) to make a baby card:

Coming soon...

Spooky

Stamps Used: 

 "Spooky", Hat, Spider Web and Bats are from MC-26 (Spooky)

Kitty is from MC-27 (Pumpkin Kitty)

Dog is from MC-32 (From Our Home)

Just the Snowmen...

Made a few treat boxes using just the snowmen from our new set MC-53 (Teeny Weeny Christmas).  To get a pattern, click here.

 

 

 

 

Teeny Weeny Christmas

This set is the first in a new series called "Teeny Weeny Scenery".  A couple of months ago I was trying to create a winter scenery to fit the size of my medium cling set which measures about 2-1/2" x 3-1/2".  It doesn't seem very large, but it was very difficult to fill in that much scenery.  After awhile I scrapped the idea, but it kept coming back to me.  Maybe if I tried doing it on a smaller scale...

I tried to add in as many layers as I could to give this card dimension.  I used foam dots to pop up the snow, the trees and the snowman.  On the pink frame, I popped up the holly.  To make the window for the card, I sandwiched some glitter between 2 pieces of acetate (sealed with double stick tape) and taped behind the open window to look like snow:

Mount the frame onto the scenery with more pop dots.  To make the card base, I cut a 3-3/4" x 7-1/2" piece of card stock (scored at 1-1/2" and 3-3/4").  Glue the bottom half of the scenery to the bottom half of the card cover (up to the fold line).  On the inside of the card, stamp a greeting and pop up another image to hold the easel.

Here's another version of the card:

Keeping the window round makes it look more like a snow globe: