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Sunday, November 1, 2015

Poppystamps November Challenge - Home for the Holidays


A new challenge begins today at Poppystamps.  The theme this month is Home for the Holidays. They're looking for projects that show what this means to you.  You have to include at least one Poppystamps image on your project (die or stamp).  I sure hope everybody knows who Poppystamps is by now!    They were created by Memory Box designer Dave Brethauer.   So you probably have some of their dies in your stash and may not even know it.  They're packaged the same - the envelope they come in is green vs. the blue you're used to seeing from Memory Box. 
Home for the Holidays to me means cold weather outside, warm house filled with good scents of baking, laughter of times spent with good friends, and a surprise around every corner.  Whether it's a card from a friend, or a special ornament dug out of the box making you remember a special moment in time.
 I used lots of dies on this one.  I made a little kitchen scene on a matt made from the tag decoration sets.  I added detail to the pears with distress ink, and defined the stripe on the bowls with a Copic marker. 

I hope you find some time to play along - it's a great way to see different ways to use your dies, and maybe win some new ones for your collection.  You can get all the details here - or click at the tab at the top of the Poppy blog that says "Challenge".






Finished Size 4.25 x 5.5"
Pattern Paper Echo Park Home Grown 12"
Twinery Twine Caribbean

11 comments:

  1. Gorgeous card, Jeanne! I love the color and the beautiful layering! I love everything about it!
    Take Care!
    Michele

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  2. The little bowls and canisters and fruit are darling!! Love the colors on this too!

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  3. Jeanne, your work is over the top FANTASTIC!

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  4. I love all the different ways you have used this kitchen set! This card is just wonderful!

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  5. Gorgeous card for the challenge Jeanne, lots of detail with these die cuts, fabulous scene you have created, with beautiful colours.
    Hope you had a wonderful birthday!.
    Pam xxxxxx

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  6. Oh my goodness Jeanne this is so pretty!! Love all of your signature layers and lovely details!!

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  7. Beautiful card, Jeanne. Love all your layers and little details--this is what I think of as a classic 'Jeanne card'.

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  8. Love the homey feel of this sweet card! As always, I love all the yummy layers!!

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  9. Jeanne, wow, I love the colors on this card... What a fresh take on a Fall card. Really, how it all looks together! Also, wanted to stop by to send you belated birthday wishes!!! Hope you had a great time!!! Hugs, Gracie.

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  10. This is amazing, Jeanne! Love how you've used all these elements! Looks like you'll be eating well!

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  11. Your words and your card both have me feeling all warm and fuzzy inside! The scent of homemade baking, the laughter of family...yes, definitely the sings I associate with 'home.' I'm hoping my mom will indulge in some Christmas cheer this year, as last year was spent predominately in the hospital, at my dad's bedside. Not a 'festive' Christmas by any stretch, although my niece and nephew did make spirits brighter. I'll have start making baking requests for when we visit...shortbread, gingerbread, cinnamon buns...that should get mom smiling!
    Hugs~c

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Your comments make me smile! Thanks!!