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Love to make cards but feel a little overwhelmed during the holidays? Shannon Morgan to the rescue! Today on her blog she shares a tutorial for creating this cute set of four cards - and she shares TONS of time saving tips that will help you get a jump start on your card making. Yay!
HELLO gorgeous!!! This bird house from Sharon Callis took our breath away - can you believe she did this with just a few sheets of paper? You will find a tutorial for this amazing project on her blog as well as a lovely card with a Breast Cancer awareness theme. A few sheets of paper!!
We are loving this mixed media notebook from Karen Jiles - the colors and textures and special little details make this a great gift idea that would be treasured (and is a great way to use leftover embellishments)! Head on over to Karen's blog for a tutorial that is sure to get your creative juices flowing.
Loving these projects? Looking for more inspiration? Head on over to the Core'dinations and Petaloo blogs to see the magic their designers have created - and BOTH blogs are giving away prizes! We want to help you create your own fabulous projects too so every day this week we are giving away a prize pack with a Core'dinations paper pad, a pack of Petaloo flowers, and a Xyron 1.5" Sticker Maker! Just leave a comment here and we will announce the winner on our Facebook Page tomorrow. Enjoy!
All are wonderful - but that mixed media notebook just about knocks my socks off! Just terrific!
ReplyDeleteI'm been enjoying this blog hop the whole week so far - so many great ideas and inspirations!
The Christmas cards are stunning, the colors of the birdhouse are so pretty and the album has so many beautiful elements on it (love that owl!). Great job ladies!
ReplyDeleteYou can get a wonderful wood grain when you use the Core'dinantions paper and emboss it. It's my go-to paper when I want wood. The bird house is beautiful. The cards are great. Wonderful ideas for accomplishing a lot in a short amount of time. Love the tablet. You'll get lots of Wows when you use it.
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Wonderful, this hop has given me so many ideas. Love the birdhouse, the cards, the flowers well everything. TFS.
ReplyDeleteWow- all amazing projects and inspiration! The details on the card, birdhouse and journal are just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects!
ReplyDeleteI just love those cards, that birdhouse is a work of art, and that notepad cover is exquisite - All of these awesome things were created with the help of excellent Xyron products!!! Yeah for you guys!!!
ReplyDeleteI have been very impressed with all of the fabulous projects this week. Today's are just as fabulous and impressive. The Christmas cards are works of art, the bird house it over the top creative and the mixed media notebook will turn heads whenever it's used. Great job everyone.
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Shannon, Sharon, and Karen made beautiful projects. Off to their blogs to see their tutorials.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! What fantastic projects today. I love all of them. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove the projects! I usually only do cards. I'm inspired to start doing 3-D mixed media.
ReplyDeleteFun projects. The mixed media notebook is fun and so useful and the birdhouse is adorable. Loved the tips on making cards from Shannon's blog. Nice work by the DT
ReplyDeleteWonderful projects!
ReplyDeleteHow creative everyone is. Love all the projects and thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteSuch unique and
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Loving them.
Carla from Utah
Beautiful projects!! I really love the colors and texture on the notebook. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThere is some really great inspiration here.
ReplyDeleteThese are Beautiful, what great projects today!! tons of fun!
ReplyDeleteoh what wonderful projects...that bird house is just amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteShannon, Sharon, and Karen's projects are gorgeous and especially loved the little birdhouse!
ReplyDeleteLove all of today's projects - just amazing what your designers
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Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove those cards (I really need to get started), and that birdhouse, just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteTHE BIRD HOUSE IS MY FAVORITE. LOVE THE COLOURS
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, the birdhouse is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow, loved all of the projects today! That birdhouse is wonderful! And I love the journal cover too. It is amazing what a little sanding will do. Great job everyone! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
Awesome to get some time saving cardmaking tips, and beautiful birdhouse and notebook projects too!! Great projects!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous projects!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely projects! Thank you for the chance to win some crafting goodies too!
ReplyDeleteLove all the gorgeous projects, especially the colours in the last one - fabulous!
ReplyDeletewonderful projects. I am especially drawn to the note book. The colors are Gorgeous. Great job on all these beautiful projects.
ReplyDeleteAmy Jones
LOVE the birdhouse!!! All the projects are are awesome!!
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I am torn between Sharon's birdhouse and card and Karen's notebook!! All are absolutely amazing!! This is such a great collaboration and I am sad that the end is near! TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove the birdhouse, and the cards are so pretty.
ReplyDeletesuch great projects! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great projects, love the christmas cards. This holiday will be here soon
ReplyDeleteAll of these projects are just wonderful. Can't wait to try them myself! Such a great combo - Coredinations, Petaloo, and Xyron. Thanks so much for sharing - and for a great hop!
ReplyDeleteJanelle R
What a fun project and allthe great embellishes.
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What fun cards and I love the Birdhouse and altered notebook. Great use of embellishments on all projects.
ReplyDeleteFabulous creations. Great fun cards. Like all Shannon's fun embellishments. Sharon's birdhouse is amazing. Love the wood texture. Karen's notebook is gorgeous. I love those wonderful colours.
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