Hi everyone!!!
Today's post is doing double duty. The Simon Says Stamp design team is
taking part in a blog hop to celebrate STAMPtember! This post is also
for the Simon Says Stamp weekly challenge which is to 'Put a Stamp on
it!' (The design team is also incorporating washi/ decorative tape into
their projects).
If you haven't started at the beginning please go HERE.
Simon Says Stamp was founded in
2002 with an interest in exclusively selling rubber stamps. It didn’t
take long until we realized we couldn’t stop there. Over the past 10
years we've celebrated rubber stamping in its full glory by giving access to
people around the world to a one stop shop. Rubber stamps still remain
the heart of our business and we are celebrating by hosting a “STAMPtember”
™ event intended to inspire, educate, and celebrate the greatness of
rubber stamping. Part of the enticement of rubber stamping is that
stamps can be used in creating or complementing ANYTHING! From stamping
dates on bank documents and postage parcels in the early 18th century,
rubber stamping has dramatically expanded to include card making, scrapbooking, mixed media and many forms of altering and expressing art.
We are helping kick off STAMPtember
™ festivities with this Design Team Blog Hop! You have a chance along
the way to win a $25 gift certificate for hopping onto my blog AND
entering our challenge. Winners will be announced at 8AM September 12.
I'm celebrating STAMPtember ™ with these handmade cards using decorative tape to make two very different Christmas tress along with stamped sentiments:
Here's what I used to make my cards:
Please hop to my teammates' blogs. Each of them has a special handmade
work of art to share with you and also more prizes along the way!
Enter the "Put a STAMP On It!" Challenge and be sure to put a STAMP on
it and you could be the lucky winner of our GRAND PRIZE $100 Simon
Shopping Spree!
Just a reminder that the hop starts HERE. If you encounter a broken link, you can go
back to the beginning with links to everyone who is participating in the
hop.
Your final stop is the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog.
Thanks for stopping by!
Sarah
261 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 261 of 261Sarah, I love your CAS washi trees! So clever!
How clever.... And original and beautiful too.
Laura Papercuts
Oh my goodness, these are so awesome! :)
Luvs,
Annie Rose
Gorgeous cards!
fantastic creation!!!
thanks for the opportunity to win =)
cheers
Grace
http://sugarcards.blogspot.ca/
Oh wow this is awesome! love the trees so cool, brilliant idea, love it! hugs Liz xx
Very clever use of washi! Love the holiday theme =)
you are so much a cretive person with your own views on creativity and cardmaking - I love this way!
What a fab cute idea! Love it, great use of tape :) Jen x
WOW, I LOVE your cards!!!!! They are both wonderful, I would have never thought of using washy tape this way! Bravo! Hugs, Brigitte
Hi Sarah, what a great idea, the Christmas trees are looking stunning and the details are perfect. Fun and great style.
Hugs Claudia
Perfect Sarah! Great way to you your washi tape over and over again with a new look every time :D
Love your Washi tape trees!!!
These are fabulous, love the designs.
Great blog hop.
Wendy xx
Very clever use of the washi tape Sarah, I like the cards a lot!
Warm hugs
Maarit
Clever design great clean CAS creation.
smiles Christine x
very clever
These are great! Very creative!!
What fabulous cards! :)
Hatty xxxx
Two great Christmas cards!! I love that you left torn edges.
Very creative use of the Washi Tape...love it!
wow! What a fabulous and original way to use washi tape! Love your cards! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Lovely cards ~ very creative use of the washi tape!
What an cool idea for an christmas tree on your card..
Love the first version!
LG
Michaela
WOW! What a creative use of the tape!! Love these cards.
Wow! Amazing cards, so creative.
Thanks for this amazing chance to win! DANKESCHÖN
xoxo Clarissa
Wow, love how you have used the washi tape to create your images!! Just fabulous! HUgsxx
wow these are fantastic, really stunning and unique designs :D
xx coops xx
Two great cards!!
Love your use of washi tape! Fabulous! Love the inking & the use of buttons as ornaments! Thanks for sharing!
Love how you used the Tim Holtz tissue tape, so creative and fun, hugs
Wow these cards are fantastic, I love the idea for made the tree, thank you for the inspiration.
Francy
Oh my gosh, this is fabulous!! I've never seen a Christmas tree made of washi tape! Genius!!
Wow fab idea to use the washi tape this way! beautiful christmas cards you've got there!
What a creative use of the tape...the simple tree is my fave!
xx,
Angi@MakingMayhem
Love how you used the tape, beautiful!
Oh it's so cool!! Love the trees!! xx
What a unique use of washi tape! I've never seen this. :o) Both trees are beautiful and I love the ornaments on each. :o) Lovely work! :o)
Hugs and blessings!
wow Sarah what a great idea to use your washi tape like this...it works brilliantly
Mina xxx
Very creative ways to use washi tape! Quite inspirational!
Cute, cute, cute cards!
So creative!
Never have seen something like this before.
Thanks for the hop
Fab cards. great ideas. Thanks for the hop, have had great fun x
that is really cool, love it!
Primitive and lovely. Cool idea for your trees.
Great ideas, Sarah! Love this!
Thanks for the chance to win!
Edith
Oh WOW, love how you created that tree with the tape, FABULOUS card!!
Such a great way to use washi tape! Love your cards! :-) xx
I really like the old country charm of these cards. Clever use of the tape!
Laura C.
www.outinthecraftshed.blogspot.com
WOW those are VERY creative!!!!!
Genius genius genius uses of washi tape!! Love these!
What a special way to use the Washi tapes! Great CAS Christmas cards Sarah!
So clever to make a tree from tape!
Wow a wonderful creation! Thanks for the inspiration and for the Simon Says Stamp Blog Hop! xxx
Beautiful cards ♥♥
Great use of washi!
Great washi christmas trees...such inspiration.
like it but not my styl
Cute trees, great use of the washi tape : )
Wonderful Christmas Cards!! Hugz of thanks
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