Stamping Sunday Blog Hop – Tags and Trimmings

Hi!  Thanks for stopping by today.  I’m so glad you’re here.   Today is the Stamping Sunday Blog Hop – Tags and Trimmings.  We’re excited to share our ideas for using this beautiful bundle!  Whether this is your first stop or you’ve come from one of the team blogs, I know you’ll enjoy the inspiration!

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Stamping Sunday Blog Hop – Tags and Trimmings

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For my first project, I’ve made a card.

I used a Night of Navy cardstock base with a layer of Whisper White.

I brushed on a rough watercolor wash

and dropped in some splashes of Wink of Stella.

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Then, I added a row of “berries” cut with Trim Your Stockings Thinlits.

Using Fine Tip Glue, I added a small dome to each berry to give it some sheen and dimension.

Next, I used a strip of Merry Music designer paper.

Then, I stamped and embossed the sentiment from Tags and Trimmings.

I added a Silver Foil bell with a Crinkled Seam Binding bow.

Then, I finished the card with a couple of holly leaves and a berry.

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Stamping Sunday Blog Hop – Tags and Trimmings Project 2

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For my stocking, I cut Smoky Slate pieces with the Trim Your Stocking Thinlits.

Then, I cut a Gold Glimmer Paper snowflake.

Next, I stamped the tiny snowflakes from Tags and Trimmings and embossed in gold.

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Tip: Before beginning to assemble the pieces, use your bone folder and slightly soften the

fibers of the stocking front and back pieces. This will help them curve into shape more easily.

To create the glittery seams on my stocking,

I traced the edges with Fine Tip Glue and sprinkled on the glitter.

To finish, I added domes of Fine Tip Glue to the sprigs and also sprinkled them with glitter to create glittery, golden berries.

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Thanks for stopping by today and checking out my

Stamping Sunday Tags and Trimmings creations!

See product details below.

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You’ll want to check out what the rest of the design team has for you!

Find their links below my signature.

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Create something today!

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I’d love to be your demonstrator if you live in the United States!