Thursday, September 29, 2011

Blog Hop! October Stamp of the Month: "Holiday Magic"!

Welcome to the Blog Hop! I am excited to show you what I created using the October 2011 stamp of the month which is called "Holiday Magic" (a set of 18 stamps). I have been looking forward to this one for a while because it is one of my favorites stamp sets AND I am going to use it for my own personal Christmas Cards this year!

Here is how the hop works. If you follow the link at the end of this post it will take you to the next blog in the hop and you can hop from blog to blog to see all of the examples and ideas that Close to my Heart Consultants came up with using this same stamp set! You will be inspired! If you are hoping then you came from my friend Casandra's Blog to arrive at mine.
















 





































Hope you like what I created. Here is a list of the supplies that I used! (October Stamp of the Month "Holiday magic", White Daisy Card Stock for card base, Cranberry Red Card Stock for layering, Cranberry Red Ink Pad, Pear Ink Pad, CriCut and Art Philosophy Cartridge to cut out stocking shape and postage stamp shape, red and white bakers twine)


If you would like to own the October Stamp of the Month let me know! Click Here to see how you can get this stamp set at a discount! When you place an order for $50 the SOTM set is only $5! This is a great time to stock up on supplies to make your Christmas Cards and recieve a discounted stamp set to use on them too!

Now "Hop" on over to Jean's Blog, Stampin' Maui, to see her work! Be sure to visit all of the Consultants at their Blogs to get some great crafting ideas and see other fun examples!

9 comments:

  1. Super cute card! Did you cut the stocking with the cricut? at what measurements. Love the twine!

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  2. What a great idea for a postage stamp background!

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  3. Thanks ladies! Yes, Melissa, I used the cricut on the stocking. I had to test the settings because its not called out on the carrier sheet. But, I found that 3 1/4" works well! :)

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  4. Love this! Thanks for the measurements on the cricut as well!

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  5. Fantastic project! love the Pear and Cranberry combo!

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