Posts Tagged ‘holiday’

Holiday Bingo

Thursday, November 21st, 2013

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! My Etsy shop is filled with holiday items, soldered pendants, soldered ornaments, felt ornaments, collages and ATC’s!

Here are a couple of collage wall hanging decorations on vintage Bingo Cards.

Warm Wishes Bingo Collage

Joy Bingo Collage

Holiday Stamping

Monday, November 4th, 2013

Now that Halloween is over it’s time to start working on holiday cards! My next card making/stamp class is coming up on Nov 9th, 10am at The Raintree Gallery in Versailles KY, $20 for 5 cards, 1 Thanksgiving and 4 Holiday. Call the gallery to sign up 859-873-8822. Here’s one of the cards we’ll be making:

Winter Forest Card

Too early??

Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

Is it too early for holiday projects? I just did a review over on Craft Gossip for the Silhouette Printable Canvas and thought it would be perfect for a tree ornament. I printed a digital stamp onto the canvas, coloring it with markers and adding some white puffy paint to his hat. I die cut the canvas twice with a label shape, since the canvas is sticky I was able to sandwich the pieces together with some batting in the middle to make a cute puffy fabric ornament.

snowman canvas ornament

It was a Dark and Stormy Night…

Tuesday, July 16th, 2013

Halloween Shadowbox

This time around on the Lawnscaping Challenge blog it’s paper piecing. For me it’s never too early to start thinking about Halloween so I decided to make a Halloween Shadow box using 3 different Lawn Fawn sets, Hebbie Jebbies, Critters in the ‘Burbs and Harvest Season. I can’t wait until Halloween so I can put it on my mantle!

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Halloween Shadowbox 2

You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out!

Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

It’s a little late for holiday cards but I had to share this one. It’s the card I made for my husband this year, inspired by the “Major Award” in a Christmas Story. All the shapes were die cut with my Silhouette machine. On the outside of the envelope I stamped a wood background and the word “fragile”, must be French.

Christmas Story Leg Lamp Card

Who are you calling a Witch?!

Wednesday, October 5th, 2011

I’ve been very busy making lots of collage art soldered pendants for Halloween. I’ve done lots of witches, women and little girls, a bat fairy and some little wizards too. I think some of these would be great for Harry Potter fans also 🙂 Each hand cut collage is mounted on vintage Italian book paper and sandwiched between glass and soldered around the edges. I added black patina to the solder. These pendants are currently available here in my Etsy shop.

I adore the little grumpy witch asking “who are you calling a witch?”, I almost kept her for myself 🙂

Little Witches and Wizards Collage Art Soldered Pendant

I’m really happy with the bat fairy, I think she’s so cool.

Witches Collage Art Soldered Pendants

Greetings!

Wednesday, December 15th, 2010

Are you ready for the holidays? The house is decorated, I’ve gotten all my gifts bought and wrapped, and my cards made and mailed, I think I’m ready! I wanted to share a few of my holiday cards with you today.

This first one was inspired by Tim Holtz (I love his 12 Tags of Christmas each year!) I stamped the image (from Recollections) with black Staz-On ink and then took cosmetic sponges to rub the red and green inks over the images, blending as I went. I added some sparkle with Tim’s Distressed Stickles too.
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This next one I stamped the snow globe and snowman (from Inkadinkado) on vellum and colored on the backside of the vellum with colored pencils, it gives it a nice soft look.
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This cute little scene was put together from stamps from a few different companies, the deer is Colorbox, the snowflakes and text from Inkdinkado, the tree and bird from Close To My Heart. The deer was kinda of plain so I used a black marker to add his eyes and spots, it helped give him more dimension. The berries on the tree were made with the blunt end of a red marker and I added Stickles to the branches and on the ground around the tree and deer for lots of sparkle.
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I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season!!
-Heather

Holiday Sale

Friday, December 18th, 2009

I’m so sorry blog, I’ve really neglected you lately, please forgive me! I’ve just been really busy and after the holidays plan to buckle down and work on lots of new paper projects in January, got some new ideas brewing in my head:)

But for now I wanted to let everyone know I’m having a sale in my Etsy shop, all winter and holiday items are 30% off, there are still lots of cute things left and still time for me to get them to you before Christmas. Just visit my shop http://www.PisforPaper.etsy.com , and click the sale section. While you’re there also check out my new teddy bear section, I make teddies too, yeah that’s right I’m multi-talented ! 😉

I hope everyone has a safe and very merry holiday season!

-Heather

It’s Time for the HO-HO-HOlidays!

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

I can’t believe it’s already December!

I’ve been working on some soldered holiday ornaments, here’s a few made with vintage children’s illustrations. I particularly love the bunny, the back of it says “snow bunny” 🙂

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isn’t this Santa illustration great? The back says “I believe in Santa Claus”:
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and this one is double sided with two illustrations of little girls on a sled:
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these are all currently available in my Etsy shop

Get Felt Up!

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

Sorry, just couldn’t resist that title 😉

Continuing my work with felt here’s a couple of holiday ornament I’ve made. They are all felt that have been blanket stitched around the edges with embroidery floss.

This first is a Snowman ornament, he’s stuffed with poly fill, I made him a broom using a wooden dowel and felt. I especially love the nose, I rolled orange felt into a cone shape and glued it on.

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This next one is a felt mitten, it’s the perfect size to hold a gift card or tiny gift, use as a tag on a present or just hang on the tree.

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I’ve made several different colors of mittens and snowmen in different color hats and scarves, they’ll all be available in my Etsy shop.