Bear on Sled Holiday Ornament

Hello, hello. Samantha here with the second style of holiday ornament to share with you.
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To begin you will need:

• Your second pair of gold painted chipboard circle and frame that you created in the first of my tutorials.
• Hot glue
• Ribbon
• Foam adhesive
• White cardstock
• The Sledding Bear Snow Day Play by Rick St Dennis Art Rubber Stamp

Use hot glue to adhere your ribbon to your circle. Glue the frame over top.

Use glue and shaped glitter to create the look of snow along the bottom third of the ornament.

Stamp the sledding bear on white cardstock, color and fussy cut out.

Place foam adhesive to the back of the fussy cut image and attach to the ornament.

That's all! Easy and cute.

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Until next time,

Samantha

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Shaker Holiday Ornament

Hello, hello. Samantha here with  the first of two fun and easy holiday ornaments to share with you.
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You will need the following:

• 4 chipboard circles
• Circle die
• Gold paint
• Foam tape
• Double sided adhesive
• Acetate
• The Silhouette Style Children Ice Skating Winter Art Rubber Stamp
• Ribbon
• Gems, sequins, beads
• Hot glue gun
• Clear embossing powder
• Black pigment ink

Cut two of the chipboard circles into frame shapes using a basic circle die. Paint the frames and chipboard circles with gold paint. Keep one of the circle and frame pairs for later.

Stamp and heat emboss the ice skating stamp onto your circle. 

After using hot glue to attach a ribbon line the outer edge of the circle in foam tape and the inner edge of the frame in double sided adhesive. Remove the backing from the double sided adhesive and adhere your acetate. Fill the well created by the foam tape on the circle with gems, sequins, beads, or anything else you'd like.

Press the frame onto the foam tape and that's it.

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Until next time,

Samantha

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What to expect this month with Blank Page Muse!

The blog theme this month is " Holiday Ornaments!". 

Holiday bling...glitter, foil, beads, rhinestones....and Sparkle!

Our Inspiration Team have come up with some amazingly creative idea's.

Here are some sneak peeks of this months projects....

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Halloween Ornament "Dead Men tell No Tales"

"Hi all, Monique here.

Halloween is getting near so its time to start working on decoration!

Supply list:

From Sin City Stamps

- Halloween Bingo Rubber stamp set and Halloween Takes flight set

Black waterproof stamp ink

Acrylic paint in neon orange, black and neon orange glitter

Wooden frame (mine is house shaped but any shape will do)

pencil and scissors

plastic Skull bead

black Ribbon

cardstock

glue

foam dots

Step 1 : Paint the frame orange (my frame had a heart in it so I removed that first).
 Take a piece of cardstock big enough to fit the frame and paint that orange too.
 When paint on the frame is dry add orange glitter paint over it.

Step2: Use the grave stamp and black ink to make an impression on the painted cardstock

Step 3:Use the frame and pencil to make outlines on the cardstock and cut it to fit the frame.

Step 4: Make an impression on the remaining orange cardstock using the owl stamp and black ink.

Then cut out the Owl .

Step 5: Take a piece of black ribbon and add the skull bead, attache the ribbon to the top of the frame. 

 Step 6: Adhere the frame to the stamped piece of cardstock.

 Step 7: Paint the edges of the frame black.

 Step 8: Stamp "Dead men tell no tales " on a piece of the orange cardstock

 Step 9: Cut the words apart , ink the edges and add foam dots to the back of the words.

Step 10: Adhere the words to the back ground and the owl to the frame.

Have fun making Halloween decorations!
Sin City has some fabulous Halloween stamps so check them out in the Halloween section of the store here.

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Happy Stamping!

Let it Snow altered candle

Hello dear visitors, lovely to see you drop by here at this busy time of year. This is Astruid from the UK and I have an altered candle to share with you:

I think most of us at this time of year appreciate quick and easy, yet effective projects, I would say, this is one of those.
This is what you will need:
Winter Wonderland Stamp set

1 2 1/2" diameter plain white church candle
white tissue paper
Ranger Archival Ink in Coffee and Sepia
Some leaf dies or punches plus scraps of paper to punch them from
Some natural twine
Some Flowers
Heat-gun
Your favourite adhesive

Start by stamping your chosen images on the tissue paper with Sepia Archival mixed with a little Coffee Archival Ink

Carefully tear around the edges of the stamped images, don't cut them with scissors as that will leave you with sharp edges and you literally want to melt your images into the candle.

Carefully hold your stamped images in place where you want them on your candle, take your heat-gun and keeping it moving and at a good distance start to melt the wax and thus adhere your image to the candle.

Here you can see some details of the stamps I chose to use

 The wonderful Santa on his sledge

And his reindeer you can see when you turn the candle a bit.

To finish my rustic candle off a bit, I tied a length of twine around the bottom and glued on a punched leaf and flower cluster with bits and pieces from my stash.

 Well, there you have it, a quick and fun project that of course could be totally adapted to your Holiday Colour scheme..... I just happen to like the all natural vintage sepia tones.

Hope you will all find some creative time during this busy season! Thank you for dropping by, and don't forget, check out the shop for fabulous holiday season offers!!! HERE is a link to some of the wonderful coupons, just right for last minute gifts!!

Halloween Trivet

One day I found some old iron trivets with tile inserts in an antique store.  I didn’t like the pictures on the tiles, but I thought the bases would make great frames for small artwork.  They did!

I just got the Halloween stamp sets from Sin City Stamps and they are perfect for my Halloween trivets!  I really like simple designs that I can combine in different ways when I decorate.  I chose one image from the Halloween Takes Flight stamp set and one image from the Halloween Bingo set.