Vintage Ornaments

Hello Sweet 'n Sassy friends!

It's Ceal, here. Today I am sharing a couple cards using the new set Vintage Ornaments. This set also has matching dies so you can get the Bundle at a discounted price.

For all the deets on how I created these cards and a supply list head over to my blog, Simply Beautiful.

 

Peaceful Winter Silhouette~

 

Peaceful Wishes for all in the coming Year! Mary here to share with you the nostalgic feel of the Winter Silhouettes designed by DKdesigns. I combined it with the Hillside edges die to create this wintry skating scene of yesteryear. To give the snowy hillsides some depth, I sponged the edges. The title is pulled from Vintage Ornaments. To finish the card with a bit of sparkle, I pulled out my mini rhinestones from CTMH. 

See you all in the New Year! Sweetn'Sassy Stamps has great things in store for the coming year!  

Materials Used:

Stamps: Winter Silhouettes, Vintage Ornaments

Paper: SU, MME

Inks: SU, QQ powder puff inks, versafine ink

Accessories: SNSS Hillside dies, rhinestones

Merry Christmas!

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Good morning!

Jessica here this morning stopping by to share several Christmas/Winter themed cards with you.  With all the things going on this week leading up to Christmas, I was unable to finish the card I had started and was planning on sharing with you today so I decided to look through my files to find some of my past favorites to show you today.

My first one uses the adorable Cozy Friends - I forgot how much I love those wintery animals in the circles!

My second card uses another one of my favorite Teddy Bears - sweet Rhubarb from Rhubarb's Christmas stamp set. I made this card a few years ago for my father-in-law whose birthday is on Christmas day.

My next card uses the lovely Vintage Ornaments with their coordinating dies.  This one shouts 'Nordic Christmas' to me and my Norwegian heritage!  Love the blue ornaments and woodgrain patterned paper together!

And, last but not least - this one with the GORGEOUS Poinsettia stamp set with coordinating die.  LOVE the traditional Christmas colors on this one and that paper pieced/colored flower was so fun to make.  I may be allergic to poinsettias in real life, the stamped version gives me only joy! 

I hope you have a very blessed Christmas season with your family and are able to spend some quality time with your loved one's celebrating our Savior's birth!

Jessica

More Christmas in July...

Good morning!

Jessica here popping in to share two more cards I made with the new dies that were just released on Friday for our Christmas in July blog hop event!  Today's cards were made with the lovely Vintage Ornaments and the new Ornaments die collection.

I stamped the ornaments on the die cuts with Brilliance ink, so there is a soft shimmer to each of them.  So pretty in real life!  I also 'hung' each one with some platinum shimmer twine and embellished the centers with a clear rhinestone.

I used some non-traditional colors and papers for my second card.  I love the font that Korin used for the main sentiments and wanted to use all three of these together for my sentiment.  I stamped the sentiments in Versafine ink -  my favorite black for the crispness and the richness.

The hop is still going on, so be sure to check out all the details and leave comments as you go for your chance to win one of the new dies for yourself!

Jessica

Vintage Ornament...

Hello! It's Monika here today bringing you a Christmas card using the brand new Ornament Dies and the coordinating Vintage Ornaments clear stamp set.

I decided to use traditional colors. The ornament was die cut out of vellum, then stamped with VersaMark and heat embossed with white embossing powder. It has such a pretty frosty look this way, don't you think?

The greeting was heat embossed and fussy cut... then adhered to a tag (Mini Tags Die set). The sketch came from The Sweet Stop, SSS221.

Did you have a chance to do our Christmas in July Blog Hop yesterday? If not, it's not too late... we are giving away both of the new dies! There are so many wonderful creations. It sure can put you into the right mood to start on your holiday stash!

Thanks for stopping by,

Monika

Vintage Christmas

Hi there and thanks for stopping by!

 It's Ceal here and it's my day to share with you.  For my card I used the set Vintage Ornaments. I love using banners on my card and to accent the banner I added a little scallop to the side. I also stamped my image directly on my design paper. To finish it off I added the sentiment and a small gold bow.

Remember all the Christmas sets including the one I used are 25% off  until the 30th, as a part of our Birthday Celebration!

Noel Ornament ~

Hi Everyone, Mary here with these Vintage Ornaments! They come in four different designs along with five different words and sentiments. Vintage Ornaments was a soft release during our Christmas in July blog hop and was available for a limited time while supplies lasted. I combined this with the Christmas Sentiments set available in the store. The sentiment is cut down to fit my design.

Check out the October Release to create your Christmas cards, tags, or fun 3D items for all your gift giving. Any creations, load them up to our Splitcoast members forum and add the appropriate tags so we can view them. 

Have a great week!

Stamps: Vintage Ornaments, Christmas Sentiments

paper: K&C0, SU

Inks: SU

accessories: rhinestone swirls, ribbon

Vintage Holiday Sentiments ~

stamps: Vintage Ornaments

It has been the most wonderful time of the year...here at Sweet'nSassy with the recent Christmas in July Bloghop and limited pre-release of the sets I am featuring today. These sets will be officially released later this Fall in time for your Christmas crafting pleasure.

 

stamps: Christmas Sentiments, Holiday Baubles

I have been challenging myself to keep my cards CAS. I am not yet convinced it's simple. ;-) The first card is one layer stamping in 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation and added some bling to the centres of the ornaments. These are so much fun to work with and the paper had the words printed on it already. taa-daa!! 

The second card features the holiday baubles stamped using markers and then shadowed them using crumb coloured ink. I stamped the sentiment in two layers rather than across and cut it out using SNSS decorative plaque dies. I simulated the patterned paper with a snowflake embossing folder. 

Have a fun weekend! 

~ Mary