GOOD MORNING my creative sweet friends! Well, today I have 2 posts in one for you! First of all, I am very honored that my super sweet friend, Miss Jannie had invited me to be a guest designer on the "Cuttlebug Spot" today! She had asked me to do a fall 3-D item & this is what I came up with! I used my "XL Label die" & cut it out w/some "Balsa Wood". Next I ran it through my cuttlebug using the "Swirls" cuttlebug embossing folder! Then I stamped the border onto the label using the "XL Label Border" stamps. Lastly, I added my cutie patootie turkey & leaves from my "Piles of Smiles" stamp set!
I just attached it to an old napkin ring I already had!
I hope you enjoyed my "Cuttlebug Spot" project here today!
OKAY, are you ALL ready for another "Show me your technique"??? I sure am & I can't wait to hop w/you!
Miss Veronica
After you are finished hopping, leave some love for my design team, then head back here to let me know if you learned a NEW technique today! Thank you for stopping by & have a FABULOUS day my sweet friends~!
You can run balsa wood through the cuttelbug? Oh sweet! I've got a stack in my stash... will totally be trying this!! Thanks!
ReplyDeletePS. Gorgeous project :) Love the colours!
very adorable
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!! TFS
ReplyDeleteThis is so adorable, Emma! I love the embossed balsa wood!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!! Lee-Ann :)
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper adorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat napkin ring. I love the show me your technique addition to your blog. --C
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your Guest spot!! Beautiful job! I love the napkin ring!! So cute! :)
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Cindy
Love the embossed balsa wood. Just have to try this.
ReplyDeleteI'm really going to have to try the masking technique. I like the finished look of it. The DT did a Fabulous job and I loved all their tips & techniques. Smooches...
ReplyDeleteMasking and making napkin paper...not to mention the fun die cutting and embossing that can be done with the Cuttlebug :D Too much fun! Your napkins rings will be a big hit on your Thanksgiving table.
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Thank you so much for being our guest designer at The Cuttlebug Spot Miss Emma!!
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Jannie
This is ADORABLE. I SO need to use some of the Balsa wood I bought. This is BEAUTIFUL. And I'm LOVING the techniques today. WOW. Always so many awesome things to learn. Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteEmma ~ Oh this is just too SWEET!!! I LOVE that you used the XL label die, balsa wood and that turkey to make these napkin rings! LOVE!!! Oh where did you get those plates too?? LOVE the Cuttlebug Spot ~ great dting!!!
ReplyDeleteOh the DT's did an INCREDIBLE job! I learn something new every Tuesday!! They really ROCKED!!!
Emma, love your napkin holder decoration, especially because it is part wood. The Design Team did an amazing job and I usually learn a little something on Tuesdays, today was Cathryn's idea using napkins for paper. I also loved Cassandra's tip for finding new sentiments.
ReplyDeleteGREAT project idea Emma!It looks sooo cute with your little turkey,Congrats on your Guest spot too!Have a great evening my friend!!!:)
ReplyDeleteWOW, Emma, thanks for sharing this!!! If you don't mind me asking, where do you get your balsa wood? I have tried running it to my cuttlebug before - mine I got from AC Moore and is about 5mm thick-, with no luck a lot of split areas :( Maybe I don't have the right sandwich!?, any help you can provide is GREATELY apprecciated! Congrats on your a Guest Designer spot. Keep on shining!!! Thanks for all you do and share with us! Off to hop I go, have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteLiz
So cute, love the use of the Balsa wood
ReplyDeleteI love how cute this turned out! What a great use of the Balsa wood! Now if only I knew where to get me some. lol
ReplyDeletetoo cute
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This is the cutest little napkin holder ever! I love it! I love the embossing!
ReplyDeletejust darling!
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