Blog Hopping with Petaloo~Graphic 45~ Xyron

11/14/2016

Blog Hopping with Petaloo~Graphic 45~ Xyron

DAY 1 ...Christmas Hop

Graphic45 & Xyron & Petaloo

Three teams of designers will be creating

"Christmas decorations for the home"

featuring ...

Graphic45 "St Nicholas" Holiday paper, chipboard & stickers

Petaloo Holiday flowers, berries & picks

Xyron adhesives & sticker makers

How to win PRIZES?

scroll to the bottom of the post ...

Graphic 45 see the Holiday projects ... here

Xyron see the Holiday projects ... here

Let's get the fun started with Petaloo DT member ... Ginny Nemchak

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Oh my goodness Peeps! what a fun adventure we going on with Petaloo, Graphic 45, and Xyron. I created a Christmas card and a festive holiday home décor piece.

Not only are we designing with the patterned papers and flowers but also with the super great adhesives.

I thought the Sticker Maker made it really handy to apply the adhesive to the Graphic 45 papers once I had them cut to size they fit perfectly through.

I used the patterned papers to cover a ribbon spool and chipboard house then used the gorgeous flowers and embellishments to accent.

Tinsel Trim, rhinestones with drop pearls a large jingle bell and tiny brush wreath are added and are detailed with "snow" to blend these elements into a frosty vignette.

This rooftop was a real labor of love! Approximately elebenty hundred buttons are attached to the roof then given a generous coating of the "snow" and topped of with fine clear glitter. It's a bit magical I think and even almost looks like frosting on a gingerbread house.

As this in meant to be a home décor item I paid special attention to finish it all the way around.

A few star picks and ribbon complete this holiday treasure and even got a little coating of the snow so they would coordinate.

What can I say??? Graphic 45 St. Nicholas Collection and cards are a match made in heaven. And I am all over this plaid!!!!!

I cut the large 12 x 12 inch paper border and mitered the corners to make it fit onto a 6 x 6 inch card then layered in a few additional patterns to fill in the background.

This selection of holiday flowers has me swooning. I added the pick along with twine, chipboard and a metal embellishment for this arrangement.

Incorporating altered chipboard snowflakes topped with large pearly accents really helps to add detail.

This is a very dimensional card and would make a great addition to holiday décor displayed on mantle or shelf with some ever greens and pinecones.

~Petaloo Supplies~

Briar Rose Canvas- RS5008-502/4

Regal Velvet Poinsettia White RS5009-001/4

Pine Pick w Cones & Berries-RS1146-000/6

Glittered Star Pick RS5012-502/4

Regal Velvet Poinsettia Red RS5009-002/4

Vintage Velvet Holly Leaves RS1164-001/6

~Graphic 45 Supplies~

St. Nicholas Collection

Xyron Supplies

I really hope you enjoy all the projects the designers have created for this super fabby hop with 2 of my favorite companies....what a mashup : ) Wishing all of you a happy and productive day with lots of time to be creative : )

PLUS...

PRIZES ... 2 WINNERS !!!!

What's in the prize?

G45 St Nicholas paper, stickers & chipboard ...

9 packs of Petaloo flowers ...

3 packs Xyron adhesives ...

FIVE WAYS TO ENTER :

1. Leave us a message ...

each day on the Petaloo Blog ... (scroll to the bottom of each days post)

2. LIKE US & enter our FB contest ...

on our Petaloo FB page here

3. Post our Giveaway on ... your FB page

& let us know you have done so

4. Follow us on ... Instagram here

5. Re pin a Christmas project from Pinterest here

BONUS:

Graphic 45 will be giving away prizes too ... here

Xyron will be giving away prizes too ... here

By Ginny Nemchak
Nov 14, 2016 8:00:00 AM | blog hop, Christmas, DT Projects, Flowers, Ginny Nemchak, giveaways, Graphic 45 papers, Home Decor, Party Decor, vintage style

48 Comments

OMG what an adorable idea ( ok I got spools :) I feel a scrap lift coming on :) Gorgeous, gorgeous card ... yes Petaloo and Graphic 45 have always made a great courtship; the colors just match so well !

Posted by: Rosann Barnes | 11/14/2016 at 08:36 PM