Monday, September 28, 2015

Taylored Expressions October 2015 Release - Ornament Overlays and Build A Scene - Winter Trees


Hi Everyone!

Welcome to the October Release from Taylored Expressions!! This month's release is an AMAZING array of  stamps, dies, paper packs and supplies to make all of your Holiday and Christmas projects! Woohoo! 

For my first card, I used the new Ornament Overlay dies with the new Matched Kit - Build A Scene Christmas papers to create this little holiday card: 



I added a little silver twine and some bling to the center of the ornament. The sentiment is from the Simply Stamped - Pinecone stamp set: 

For my second card, I created this fun super sweet winter scene using the new Build A Scene - Winter trees (that comes with different trees ready to be paired up and scened up!). I used the Build a Scene - Rolling Hills to create these snowly hills and used the new lake from the Build A Scene - Central Park dies for the little lake and deer. 



Here is a close up of this scene - the background snowflakes is a designer paper from the Matched Kit - Build A Scene Christmas paperpack and I added the little hat to the deer from the Little Bits - Snowflake Confetti:



 I have loved making projects for today's sneak peeks! Please make sure to stop by the TE blog today for more info and to hop over to everyone's blog today to check out their works of art!






Taylored Expressions is celebrating Release Week with some fabulous giveaways! Visit the TE Blog each Sneak Peek Day this week for details on how you can enter to win.

Thanks so much for stopping by today - hop by tomorrow for more sneak peeks!!
hugs,
Sankari :)



5 comments:

Michele K. Henderson said...

The little deer in the hat is adorable! Great cards today!
Take care!
Michele

Nora Noll said...

Stunning, Stunning, Stunning!!

jan metcalf said...

Your color combination is warm and cozy!

Jean Bullock said...

Both cards are wonderful. My favorite is the ornament card. AWESOME!

Ruth G said...

So very wonderful! I love sweater paper and how you cut a spot for the ornament to tuck into! Super cool scene, especially with the white shine and the sparkle of the glitter! Thanks so much for sharing!