- Fall and Winter Holiday Sentiments
- Celebrate Judaism
- Sizzix Embossing folder set
- Scrapbook Adhesives 3-D foam squares
- Mine are the multiple sizes of the Star of David.
Here is the set!!!!!
See what I mean about all the different sizes of the Star of David??? Also you have the positive and negative of them! The font is just beautiful and timeless. Well of course I had to do a Hanukkah card. Here are my supplies:
My paper was random CTMH paper. I actually used scraps! That is how inspired I was. I always suggest you save your scraps if they are at least 3"x3" in size. I also used CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge for the sentiment outline. You can purchase many of these supplies at my web site where we are having an amazing free September special.
I random stamped on the dark blue paper with the dreidel. The light blue paper I used the smallest Star of David and random stamped that too. Random stamping is amazing to do to make your own paper. Here is an example of that. I did with Melissa's last year Jewish stamp release.
Here is a close up of the wording on my card. The font is so beautiful.
There is a matching sentiment to go inside the card which states "May your home be bright with happiness and love." and it is in the same beautiful font.
What is great about Melissa's stamps is that she thinks of everything with her sets. Not only are there cute sayings such as "Mazel Tov" but you also get "Shalom", "Shabbot", "Hanukkah and "Chanukah". So no matter how you spell it...it is there!
This inspired me to make a Rosh Hashana card. It reminds me of my childhood with the apples and honey.
Here is a close up of the sentiment. I stamped this once! No prestamping. No seasoning the stamp. This is the one and only time this sentiment was stamped!
Here are the links for stamp sets:
Celebrate Judaism - http://
Fall and Winter Holiday Sentiments -
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BransMy family likes to eat nuts, apples and honey in these meals. It inspired me to make this card.
The card is so Cute!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shawnee!
DeleteThese are great..I love the way you use color!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sandy! You inspire me!
DeleteSuper fantastic cards!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the all the stars on the stamp set!
TFS your creations!!!
Haidee thank you for such an awesome compliment! I love your work!
DeleteI really love that menorah, but the stars you used on your card are wonderful, too!! Lovely set and beautiful cards!!!
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Janis
DeleteThank you so much! I am going to check out your blog as well!
Brans
Pretty cards! My fave stamp on that set is the dreidel. So hard to find and now in one set!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rhoda! Think I need to have you over this year so you can Scrap it!!!!
DeleteNice cards! I like the stars !
ReplyDeleteThank you! I do too!
DeleteBeuatiful flowers!! I love the stars
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Remember to hop to all the others so you can win this stamp or many other great prizes!
DeleteI love those stars of David from this stamp set. They are great to create a background :) Your cards are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Helen! It is so easy to work with Melissa's stamps! They are so versatile!
DeleteI love the large menorah the best. This stamp set is great.
ReplyDeleteSheila,
DeleteI had a hard time picking between the menorah or the Star of David stamps as my favorite in this set. Everything is just so beautiful!
Brans
I love the scroll, perfect for stamping with a scripture verse.
ReplyDeleteTerri
DeleteThank you so much for stopping by! I do love scroll too! I think it could also be used non religious too. Think maybe an announcement? Thinking about using it for my daughters graduation announcements. Just turn it on its side!
Brans