Monday, December 2, 2019

Growing In Unity Blog Hop

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Welcome Blog Hoppers.  You should be coming to me from Trudy's blog. She does such lovely work! Well done Trudy!

I assume you all are in full holiday mode.  Stressed out, house in chaos, and everyone dreading the visit from weird Uncle Kenny or Crazy Aunt Thelma.  So, thank you for taking time stopping by this blog hop!  Please take a moment and use this hop as a way to reclaim a small piece of your sanity before chaos of the really season begins!  Enjoy this little journey to happiness, even if only for a moment.

My submission for this blog hop is brought to you by everyone's favorite sugar cookie decoration.  SPRINKLES!!

Sprinkles you question?!.  Yes! SPRINKLES.  Honest to goodness sugar sprinkles!

After watching a few soothing Facebook videos on cookie decorating these past few weeks, I started to wonder if sprinkles would make good shaker card filler.  I mean, why not?  Sugar doesn't go bad in the foreseeable future so no fear of it damaging your precious card. Besides,there are so many different types of sprinkles available for just about any occasion.  Might as well use them up before Uncle Kenny starts sneaking them off the cupcakes!

During my Thanksgiving shopping, I came across the seasonal baking department, and sure enough, loads of fun sprinkles out there.  Best part, the large jar I selected was only $1.97! That is sure a heck of a lot cheaper than a jar of chunky glitter! And you definitely don't have to find a place to store it in your craft space.  Back to the kitchen pantry it goes when you are done making your card!  I bet if you are a holiday baker, you have sprinkles sitting in a cabinet right now! How cute would regular sprinkles  be in a Birthday shaker or one for New Years?

So,I humbly submit my Sprinkle creation for your review:




Besides the price of the jar of candy sprinkles, the best part of this embellishment is if you spill any you can always eat them!!


Stamp& Sentiment from:
All Kinds of Holiday Love


Supplies:

  • White cardstock
  • Light Blue cardstock
  • Text paper from Pebbles "Cozy and Bright" collection
  • Blue/Green Baker's Twine
  • Great Value Nonpareils & Snowflake sprinkles
  • Acetate
  • 3M Foam tape
  • Tumbled Glass and Broken China Distress ink by Tim Holtz



While I'm sure you have lots more internet-ting to get to, please make sure, you mosey on over to Rene Moran's blog to see what awesome Unity Creation she has in store for you!

And if you need the other ladies addresses, here they are. be sure to check them out and leave some love to be entered in the drawing for some deeply etched red rubber stamp prize pack!

1. Tammy Huber Murphy https://www.youtube.com/user/tjskids...
2. Joyce Verdon https://joycielcreations.blogspot.com/
3. Shanna Slater, https://caffeinatedcraftiness.wordpress.com/
4. Edelmira Rivera http://winecheesescrapbooking.blogspot.com/
5. Sharon Duff https://dannyandpeteysmom.blogspot.com/
6. Trude Julie Berg https://parentesfantom1.blogspot.com/
7. Annie Sterner https://justascrapdork.blogspot.com/
8. Renee Moran https://delaneyjanecards.blogspot.com/


19 comments:

  1. What a great idea! I love your card The sentiment pairs perfectly with your image. Thanks for sharing.

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  2. Fabulous card! Love it so much! I often use sprinkles in a shaker cards :D
    And also food coloring liquids for backgrounds!

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  3. A wonderful card and how pretty is the blue background of your shaker! Love the idea of sprinkles- very fun and perfect color too! Beautiful card!

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  4. Love this card, those sprinkles are perfect. Thank you for sharing.

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  5. What an inegious idea to use sprinkler for a shaker card, and what a cool card you´ve made! Thanks for showing us such a wonderful card

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  6. Awesome card, and a great idea with the sprinkles!

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  7. Loving all the pretty layers! Fab card Annie!

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  8. Very clever! Great tips! Such an amazing card. Love your colors, sprinkles, stamps and design. Just wonderful. Thanks for the inspiration! Happy Holidays!

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  9. Beautiful colors and framing! I Love the silhouettes!

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  10. love the entire design and cool techniques used. Congrats. Thanks for sharing.

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  11. WOW absolutely love this card!!!

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  12. What an incredible shaker card! I love it!

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  13. Great card and how fun to use real sprinkles for the shaker.

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  14. Hi Annie :) What a fun idea!!! I've got sprinkles in my cupboard too! Besides if the recipient gets in a pinch they could break into the card and snarf the sprinkles ;) Thanks for the inspiration :)

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  15. I have often wondered if sprinkles would work in a shaker card and you have proven that they will. So cute.

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