DTBST #208 Sparkle and Shine

Today's DTBST theme is

Sparkle and Shine

We want to see you projects with lots of

glitter, metal, stickles, whatever that you can add that

created sparkle and shine!

Here is what I made using 

Holiday Belle Bride

I used sparkly ribbon, poinsettias, and some bead wrap.

I also added stickles to her flowers.

Check out what the other team members created and

don't forget to add your projects to the linky on the blog!

Happy Creating!

HUGS

Kim

DTBST #207 It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas!

It's Thursday and you know what that means...

This week our theme is

It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas

So we want to see your Christmas projects!

Here is what I made using Candy Cane...

I kept it simple to show off the image!

Make sure you check out the DT's projects on the SSD Blog.

Can't wait to see what you create! 

Happy Creating!

HUGS

Kim

DTBST #206 Cut and Paste

WOW 

My original post is floating around blogland somewhere...

if you find it please delete! LOL

 

This weeks theme is Cut and Paste!

We want to see paper piecing on your projects.

Here is what I made using the newest

"Don't Open Til Christmas"

I used snowflake paper for her PJ's

Used grunge paper that I inked and heat embossed, 

added some puffy snowflakes and jolly.

The tag's tie is a tinsel ribbon.

Hope you have a great day!

Happy Creating!

HUGS

Kim

Sassy Studio Designs New Release and Blog Hop!

HI!

Hope you all are having a fantabulously sassy weekend!

If you are looking for the Sassy Studio Designs New Release Hop

and came from the wonderfully talented Jackie's blog 

you are in the right place...if you missed anything along the way you

can start go back to the SSD blog and start at the beginning!

So Lindsay has made a few new holiday images, as well as revamped 

a few older ones...you are going to love them all! I do!

I got to create with Hanging The Wreath

I made a 3D project...

I created the frame using cardstock and lots of glue...

added silver and gold heat embossing for color.

The background is cardboard that I added some texture to and

then some Tim Holtz stains (about 5 colors) and distress ink.

I colored the image with Copics and lots of stickles.

The door and window are cut out with my silhouette, with

acetate and tracing paper...I also inked them to give

 the light in the background look. Oh and the

trees are also a diecut from silhouette.

 OK now on your way to the absolutely fabulous

Valerie's blog!

Enjoy the hop!

Happy Creating

HUGS

Kim