Blog Hop Winners!!!!

Our collaboration last week with Dreamweaver Stencils and Stampendous was definitely a huge success! Both teams had so much fun creating with the toys from both companies, and from the comments that you left, I'd say that you had fun as well! Our randomly selected winners from all of your comments are:

Kristine Reynold's Blog, Monday 21st:

HEATHER

Jamie Martin's Blog, Wednesday 23rd:

GRETA (From my Blog yay!!!)

Lea Kimmel's Blog, Friday 25th:

JADE PASSMORE

Please email phornschu@yahoo.com with your address, and your prize package will be shipped asap! Thanks to everyone who participated...team members and followers! 

We hope that all of you will continue to follow both teams, and to share with your friends regarding the fabulous products and projects that you viewed last week. Both teams continually post challenges and collaborations, and we'd love for you to play along! Here are the links to follow us:

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Stampendous & Dreamweaver Are Hopping!

Welcome to the last day of "Dream-Pendous" week of inspiration! The Stampendous team and the Dreamweaver team have beencollaborating once again with all the fun toys in both team's arsenal. Of course, as usual, there will be great prizes available for those who comment throughout this week. In face there will be three prize packages available to win. Each will have a great selection of Dreamweaver Stencils and Stampendous images and dies...one of which being the new "Blossom Beauty" face ...image as shown on the badge above.

Here is my project for today: All week you have seen the design teams color the face of Blossom Beauty in amazing artistic style that may have made you think "I can't do that."  Well you don't have to, she is beautiful without coloring, just stamp her on tan paper.

1.  Stamp Blossom Beauty on tan paper with black ink.  Color eyes and lips with Prisma colored pencils.
2.  Stamp flowers and butterfly from the Lovely Garden set on pink paper with Versamark ink and emboss with Champagne embossing powder and color with watercolor pencils in shades of purple.
3.  Use the matching Lovely Garden dies to cut them out and set aside.
4.  Place LJ896 Large Flourish in the corner of pink paper, stipple with Versamark ink, remove stencil and emboss with Aged Wine Embossing Enamel. Tear the paper and sponge with Walnut Stain Distress Ink.
5.  Randomly place the LM2006 Sm Fern Frond  on a tan card (8 1/2 x 11 folded in half), stipple with Versamark ink and emboss with Shabby Green Embossing Enamel.
6. Next stipple with Beige Brilliance several times and do not emboss.
7.  Stamp sentiment on tan paper, cut out using DD001 Nesting Frames but first rub the cutting side of the die with Versamark, cut then emboss with Pearlustre Champagne Embossing Powder.
8. Die cut leaf with DM2001 Petite Fern from green paper
9.  Assemble card as shown using Beacon Adhesives 3 in 1 Glue.

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Now visit the other designers and leave comments as you go for your chance to win this product filled prize pack!

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Rhea Weigand

Jamie Martin 

Lynn Mercurio

Wendy Price

Alison Heikkila

Laura Drahozal

Lyn Bernatovich

Kristi Parker Van Doren

Terrrece Siddoway

Kristine Fossmeyer 

Louise Healy

Leadonna Kimmel

Kristine Reynolds 

Pam Hornschu

Jennifer Dove
Cyndi Bundy

Stamping And Stenciling...

Welcome to another "Dream-Pendous" week of inspiration! The Stampendous team and the Dreamweaver team are collaborating once again with all the fun toys in both team's arsenal. Of course, as usual, there will be great prizes available for those who comment throughout this week!! There will be three prize packages available to win. Each will have a great selection of Dreamweaver Stencils and Stampendous images and dies...one of which being the new "Blossom Beauty" face ...image as shown on the badge above. 

Here is my project for today:

All week you will see The Blossom Beauty face colored beautifully and in a variety of ways, my posts will show that you can just color her eyes and lips and still get beautiful results.

1.  Stamp Blossom Beauty in black on peach paper, color eyes with green pencil and a white Gelli Roll pen,  cut out.
2.  Stamp flower two times and cut out using matching Blossom Beauty dies using the large and medium dies.
3.  Color with colored pencils and add orange and teal Micro Glitters to the centers and set aside.
4.  Run the LJ901 Mosaic Swirls stencil through your embossing machine after taping it down with removeable tape, be sure to use an embossing mat.  Remove from machine and stipple with mowed lawn, shabby shutter, peacock and marigold Distress Inks while the stencil is still on.
5.  Remove stencil and apply elements from the 70's Stack Art Elements set and orange Micro Glitter around the edges using a Zig glue marker.
6.  Glue pieces to a gift bag and apply May Artys ribbon to the bottom using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Dots that has been stenciled with LG691 Thank Yous with black archival ink.  Add black pearls to the her neck using 3 in 1 Glue by Beacon Adhesives and you are done!

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What Does The Fox Say?

This little PenPattern Fox isn't saying a thing today but he's just waiting for a sentiment to be added for any occasion!  After he was stamped and colored with pencils a mask was used before stamping the legs and forehead with images from Stack Art Stamps Regal Bird set.  Stampendous has designed PenPattern sets so you can stamp your doodles rather than free handing it but you aren't limited to those designs as you can see.
The background is one large stamp PenPattern Dark.  You can either stamp it and be done as I did or be adventurous and color it, the possibilities are endless!

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Look what's happening next week, Stampendous and Dreamweaver Stencils will be joining together to bring you some crafty goodness and inspiration.  Be sure to stop by and comment on the designers blogs so you will have a chance to win prizes!!! 

You Are So Tweet

All week the Stampendous Design Team is sharing the NEW PenPattern designs from the April catalog so here is the PenPattern Bird.  This image already has the designs on the tail but the body of the bird was stamped using the new PenPattern Repeat (clear set).  So if you don't want to freehand doodle you can stamp your doodles after you mask off the sections your don't want to stamp.  The PenPattern Bird was colored with pencils before the PenPattern Repeat was stamped.  The cute little sentiment is from the new Regal Bird Quotes (clear set), it works perfectly with this image.

Stop by Friday to see another PenPattern card! :)

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All next week Stampendous and Dreamweaver Stencils will be joining together to bring you some creative inspiration ending on Friday, April 25th with a big Blog Hop and prizes!!  Be sure to stop by and play for your chance to win :)

Bright , Colorful and Patterned

Here is another card from the Stampendous April catalog and Stampendous has fun new PenPattern designs that you can either doodle in or stamp the PenPattern shapes which is what I did with this PenPattern House.  Once the house is stamped, color in the image with pencils,  mask off the sections you don't want stamped with the PenPattern shapes then pick your pattern and stamp away! Be sure to check out all of the PenPattern designs on the NEW Stampendous site!

Supplies
Stamps- PenPattern House, PenPattern Tile (clear set), Any Time
Inks- black Versafine, turquoise, orange
Plus- colored pencils, orange brad (for the door knob), chalk to color sentiment, foam squares

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April Sneak Peek!!

This week the Stampendous Design Team is sharing a few sneak peaks from the new April Catalog!!!
Today I'm sharing a card using Baby Elements, a beautiful vintage style stamp.

1.  Stamp Baby Elements on white paper, color the stroller with pencils, mask the stroller and sponge with coral and lavender.

2.  Layer onto black and kraft papers.
3.  Randomly stamp two cream panels with flowers and designs from SSC1198 with antique linen then sponge edges with coral and lavender inks.
4.  Layer the smaller panel to kraft paper and the larger panel to a kraft colored cared.
5.  Die cut shapes from Spellbinder Dies with wine and kraft papers. 
6.  Mount all pieces as shown and add pearls and rhinestones to the wheels.

Supplies

Stamps- W127 Baby Elements, SSC1198 Frantage Flowers
Paper- white, cream, kraft
Inks- black Versamark, Brilliance coral and lavender
Plus- pearls, rhinestones, doily, Spellbinder dies

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Hang Your Stamped Work!

If you want to liven up your walls this spring but don't want to spend the money, make it!! It's as easy as making a card except you mount it to a mat board instead of a card.  Here is how it was done.

Stamp Bowl Bouquet in black and color with pencils.

Distress edges, sponge with tea dye and randomly stamp Butterfly Charms set.
Glue lace ribbon to one side.
Color white paper using the Creative Palette and paints.  Let dry and stencil the honeycomb and dots.
Randomly stamp Butterfly Charms with lightning black ink.
Glue pieces, mount to a mat board and glue ribbon to the back for hanging.

Supplies
Stamps by Stampendous-R199 Bowl Bouquet, SSC1177 Butterfly Charms
Plus-CP811 Creative Palette from Stampendous
Ink- Versafine black, Distress Ink tea dye, Brilliance lightning black, colored pencils, Perfect Pearls Mists biscotti
Plus- Deco Arts Paint, random stencils, blue ribbon, lace ribbon, mat board

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Have a wonderful weekend and be sure to stop by next week to see some sneak peeks from the new Stampendous April catalog!!

Say Thank You With A Flower

A quick post today of yes another flower!!  This Sweet Sunflower from Stampendous is colored with pencils and the sentiment from the Say It Today set.  The green panel is stamped with Rattan Weave in brown ink.  The back panel is dry embossed on Coredinations paper and lightly sanded to reveal the kraft core underneath.

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