There are going to be a few exciting changes happening around here in the next couple of months. Today I get to tell you about one of them!
I know that many of you are familiar with my fondness for Jellypark digi images. I have used them regularly for a long time. Well, I am very happy to share that I am now part of the Jellypark Design Team! I've been a fan of Claire's sweet images ever since I first saw them, and I'm so excited to have joined the team! :o)
For my first project I have used this brand new Jellypark release called "Gingerbread Dress Up" that you can find in the Jellypark Store. As soon as I saw it I had an idea of what I wanted to make. Since this is for my introduction at the Jellypark blog I wanted my project to be special. Here it is:
Here it is open:
Yes, I made a little gingerbread easel card for my gingerbread man! The trick came in putting my plan into action. I only have a few Cricut Cartridges...nothing Christmas themed...and nothing that could be adapted. My Slice Cards have gingerbread houses but they were too small. So I had to make this one from scratch...which was lots of fun! I drew out the house in the size I wanted. Then I cut the icing trim and used the goo punch on it. The candy was made from a circle punch and the modern label punch. I then covered it with Glossy Accents. It looks a little bit cloudy in my photos because it was still wet.
Materials Used:
Papers: American Crafts - Merrymint, Kraft Cardstock;
Image: Jellypark - Gingerbread Dress Up;
Dies: Sizzix Framelits - Tags, Rounded;
MM Slice Design Card - Fa La La;
Punches: Martha Stewart - Drippy Goo Punch,
Fiskars - 1" Circle, Stampin' Up - Modern Label,
WRMK Corner Chomper - Cloud;
Stamp: Tim Holtz - Mini Holidays;
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black, Distress Ink - Walnut Stain;
Buttons & Ribbon: My Stash;
Other: Enamel Accents - White, Glossy Accents, Clear Glitter Glue.
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Please head on over the the Jellypark Friends Friday Challenges where we're having a month long Christmas Challenge. Then make something and join in the fun! :o)
15 comments:
Well if this isn't the best Gingerbread house I have seen!!!! Love those papers and how you used them. The snow looks great and the Gingerbread man is adorable, how cute!!!
Fabulous card, Congrats on the new DT. How fun with all the ADFAS recruiting and you are now on the DT.
They see talent!!
Have a great day,
Kelly
I love your first official project on the team! You "rocked it". So happy that you made the team! Look forward to working with you!
Hugs,
Georgia
TOOOO CUTE NANCY!!!!!!!!! :) I've ALWAYS LOVED Gingerbread at Christmas!!!!!!:) VERY CUTE!!!! AND CONGRATULATIONS for NOW BEING ON A DESIGN TEAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!;)THANKS for coming over to visit!!!!!!:)
oh Nancy this is so cute. I want to live in this gingerbread house. fab colours x
First I have to say, you look nothing like your FB photo!! LOL! I loved this project when I first saw it, Nancy. I'm looking forward to playing along with you on the Jellypark DT!
I love it <3
This is so cute Nancy! It`s a great card and I love the image and your design is great!
Super cute gingerbread man and card! Darling idea!
Good morning honey I just love this creation, great work as always hugs Pops x
Girl you are on a roll. Congrats on the new DT team. I am excited for you. And, I know they loved this project. Now it is time for you to market the template of this cute card.
Love the darling design, Nancy! The house is just too cute and perfect for the image! Love your coloring, too! :^)
Hugs, Penny
I'm so excited for you! Congrats on your new team Nancy. Like I said, you rock these images. Hugs!
wow - so sweet card ;)
Congratulations for being chosen as a designer for Jelly Park. How exciting!
Nancy! Your card is absolutely delightful. I have to admit seeing the boy's face in the mouth of the gingerbread man gave me a start at first :D LOL! This is totally AWESOME!
Love you my friend - Leslie
Congratulations Nancy ! I've always loved your Jellypark projects, they are blessed to have you !Your gingerbread house is wonderful ,so many little touches !
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