Hi all! I'm so excited because it's the FIRST blog hop with members of the Jessica Sporn Designs Creative Team.
Today I'm hopping along with
to share some holiday creations using my stamps and stencils.
I hope you've been enjoying the Creative Team posts - I know I have!
I hope you've been enjoying the Creative Team posts - I know I have!
AND....
We have a great three giveaways - one lucky commenter will win my Blessings stamp from Rubbermoon,
another will win this little holiday ornament,
and another will win this lovely wall hanging by Creative Team member Denise Alloca. Denise couldn't participate in the hop, but created this beautiful project for her tutorial & post on December 22.
My little ornaments were inspired by some cardboard I received in a food delivery package, as well as Kristin's brilliant "Tiny Homes" tutorial. She inspired me to pull out my glitter and use these stamps in a very different way than I had previously envisioned!
We have a great three giveaways - one lucky commenter will win my Blessings stamp from Rubbermoon,
another will win this little holiday ornament,
My little ornaments were inspired by some cardboard I received in a food delivery package, as well as Kristin's brilliant "Tiny Homes" tutorial. She inspired me to pull out my glitter and use these stamps in a very different way than I had previously envisioned!
I filmed my process -- hope you enjoy the video.
Now hop on over to Karen Gaunt, Sherry Canino, Denise Alloca and Kristin Van Valkenburgh
All comments on all the posts count - so don't forget to leave your kind words!
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Thank You!
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I have the houses from this set, they are wonderful! and I love the way you used them here! rtilinsk(at)mail.win.org
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful! What gorgeous ideas! I adore your stamps and love that you upcycled the cardboard pieces to make these. They came out amazing with all of the embellishments and added glitter. Thank you for the wonderful ideas and tutorial. Looks like so much fun and you make out look so easy to do. Beautiful!
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Those are so adorable and festive. Glitter makes me smile. From my house to yours, Happy Holidays! from glovchik(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI just love these. There's something about house images that always gets me! Wonderful tutorial. freeman5262(at)gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful up cycling project. You know I am on board with up cycling.
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ReplyDeleteLove the colors and design - just delightful!
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DeleteHow beautiful Jessica Judy love your ornaments ❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteJessica, I am completely in love with your creativity. xoxoxo dlcrisp(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThese ornaments are just delightful! So very yoU!
ReplyDeleteI love your little houses so much. These stamps are on my wish list because they are so versatile and your posts sow such great ways to use them. Hope you have very happy holidays.
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever idea using the recycled packaging. The colors, textures and images combine to form such happy ornaments! cabjuhasz(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI love anything and everything that has to do with houses and these are no exception. Love love love. Adlopez77(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteGreat project for my kids and me! Su.van108(at)gmail(dot)com. Thanks, you are inspired!
ReplyDeleteThese are soooo cute! Way cute! Thanks for the inspiration. My email happyacres at wowway dot com
ReplyDeleteI couldn't find a place to comment on Sherry Canino's blog, but please let her know I loved her project and shared it on facebook. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethese houses are so sweet! Thanks for the chance to win.
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