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Happy New Year to Everyone Here is my Monday reveal over the PPRS Blog Products Used: Prickley Pear Winter Scalloped Oval 3 Check out what the other designers created over the PPRS Blog HERE

Repeat Stamp Image Tutorial I was looking at the Prickley Pear Christmas Tree 2 stamp from Prickley Pear Rubber Stamps and thought I can do something with the image other than what it is. I love repeating an image over a card or layout but thought it would be cool to repeat the image in a die cut piece. The results came out real cute and will do this again. Here is what you will need: Prickley Pear Christmas Tree Stamp Ink 2 Scraps of cardstock  Pencil Step One:  Pencil a long triangle that looks like a tree then use a exacto knife to remove the middle of it. You want to do two of them like this. Step Two: Trace the triangle in the inside and put the piece of cardstock over it so you know where to stamp the image over. Step Three: Hold firmly the piece of cardstock and stamp over the area  Step Four: Repeat the process till the whole area is covered. Remove the piece of cardstock to reveal the imaged st...

Its Christmas Eve and I have so much to do after I leave work at 2pm today. I have to finish up wrapping gifts and help over my parents for our family dinner on my side. Its going to a great night and the kids are so excited. I love Christmas!!! Its Monday and its reveal day over at PPRS blog . Check out what the other designers did on their reveal day HERE . Products Used: Prickley Pear Christmas Tree Die Prickley Pear A Memory Becomes a Treasure Stamp Prickley Pear Christmas Trees 2

I love looking at products and use them for different things other than what they really are used for. The Christmas   Tree Die from Prickley Pear Rubber Stamps is an example of what I am taking about. Its easy to make and you are able to use this in many of your projects. Here us what you will need: 15 Christmas Tree Die pieces in patterned paper or cardstock 2- 2 inch circles in cardstock or patterned paper Adhesive Brush tip Step One : Cut 15 pieces of the Christmas Tree die on patterned paper Step Two : Use the tip of the brush and rub the paper in circular motion. You want to repeat this step to all 15 of them. Step Three : Take one of the 2 inch circles and add adhesive to it. Then add the first 4 tress evenly to look like a cross. Then later all around till you are done. Step Four : Glue down the other 2 inch circle in the middle of the flower. I added the flower to my layout that I did of our Christmas photo with Santa. Thanks fo...

I love creating cards especially during the holidays. Here is one I did to be sent out with our Christmas family picture this year Here is my wonderful family Products Used: Prickley Pear Scalloped Oval Die Prickley Pear Winter Scalloped Oval 3 You can check out more what the designers did HERE

I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas You can check out this at Just Imagine/Kreaxions Blog HERE Kreaxions Punch 304  Kreaxions Circle Cutter Thanks for Looking

Not sure what happened buy my posts never posted so here is some projects I did for Prickley Pear Stamps . You can check out the other designers did HERE. Dec 3rd Products Used: Christmas Tree Die Christmas Trees 2 Dec 10th Products Used: Candle with Holly Christmas Trees 2 Thanks for looking

Here are some projects that I did over at Kreaxions in November Products Used: Kreaxions 4 in 1 Punch- 904 Circle Kreaxions Circle Cutter Kreaxions Star Template Link to post with sketch: CLICK HERE Products Used: Kreaxions Star Template Kreaxions Punch 304 Link to post with sketch: CLICK HERE Thanks for looking

I am not sure what happened but all my posts that I did in November are gone so here is some things I made in November with Prickley Pear Rubber Stamp products Nov 17th Products Used: Oak and Maple Leaf Clear Stamps Set 2 Oak and Maple Leaf Die Pumpkin Die Nov 22nd Products Used: Winter Scalloped Oval 3 Clearly Beautiful Set Sm. German Ornament Nov 26th Products Used: Fall Scalloped Ovals 2 Clearly Beautiful Stamp Set Scalloped Oval Die Thanks for looking