Anything Goes Blog Hop

Happy October 1st!

Whew, it has been a busy couple of weeks at the Gill house.  Hockey has officially started and this past weekend was a huge festival in our little township.  I participated in a Harvest Market where I sold some of my cards and crafts.  I will share some pictures later this week. 

But today, I want to share with you my blog hop project for the Anything Goes theme we have this month for our Blogging Friends Blog Hop!

Fall is under way here in Ontario with beautiful fall leaves starting to appear in the trees and so I wanted to create some fall inspired cards to sell in the Harvest Market.  Here is one of the cards...

This is a fairly simple card, but I just love it!  I started with an Early Espresso Card base, then layered it with a sheet of Woodgrain Texture DSP.

I then punched 3 'yellow daisies' using the Daisy Punch to create a sunflower.  I added an Early Espresso center using the 1" circle punch.  The leaf was cut using the Lemon Builder Punch and Old Olive cardstock.  

 

My greeting is from the Country Home stampset.

This card didn't last long at the market.  I am happy someone else loved it as much as me!

Be sure to hop on trough the stops of our Blog Hop to see all of the projects that are in store for you.

Happy Stampin'

Tammy

Crystal Komara

Libby Fens

Mary Blocher
Jessica Mink

Michelle Clarke
Tammy Gill   - You are Here!

Janey Backer

Hannah Townsend

Spring Birthday with Global Design Project!

Hey there,

I have a birthday card to share with you today.  I made it using CASE the Designer challenge over at Global Design Project.  They have a really fun card from Michelle Last to CASE.  Here is her adorable card!

 

 Super cute, eh?  The colours, the darling little butterfly and did you notice the shaker? I decided to CASE the layout.  But also tried for super cute!  :)  I hope you can see the resemblance...

I started with the DSP and picked the other colours based on it.  I love lots of layers on a card so layered some yellow cardstock between the cardbase and the DSP.   I love using the tag topper punch to create a tag for the front of a card - it can be used as a bookmark afterwards.   

LOVE this little greeting.  It is from the Sale-a-bration stampset Hello.

Be sure to stop on over to Global Design Project to see all of the great creations CASEing Michelle's card.

Happy Stampin'

Tammy