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Hey Everyone!

Jamie here to share a cute gift!

I used a Clear Purse and added some paper shreds, a cactus eraser and some washi tape. Then I created a tag with the Sweet Treats Die and stamped  a succulent from You Are Succulent and colored it. Last I added a sentiment to a Mini Tag Die and tied on the tag with a bow! 

Recipe-

Jaded Blossom- You Are Succulent, Mini Tag Dies, Sweet Treats Die, Clear Purse

Thanks for stopping! 

Clear Purse Goody and Bloom Where Your're Planted Card

Hi friends! This is Tina from The Scrappin Rabbit blog with a couple projects to share today.

I decorated this adorable Clear Purse and filled it with some sparkly lip glosses.

 I also added a tag that I made using the Label Shaped Dies and the Flower Dies. The sentiment is from the Shield Maiden stamps. Here is a video for a closer look:

I made this birthday card using the Smell the Flowers stamps and a lot of JB dies. 

I also stamped the inside of the card.

I stamped and embossed and colored her with Copics. The layers are from the new Card Layer Dies 1, Scalloped Rectangle Dies 2 & Scalloped Circle Dies. 

Here is a list with links of all the JB products I used:

Clear Purses

Label Shape Dies

Flower Dies

Bow Dies

Shield Maiden

Smell The Flowers

Scallop Rectangle Dies 2

Scallop Circle Dies

Card Layer Dies 1

Card Mat Dies

So Many Birthdays 2

Thank you so much for stopping by! Have a great day!

Water Color with Jaded Blossom

Hi everyone...Lee-Ann here and it's my day to take over the Jaded Blossom blog-YAY! Check out my blog HERE!! I decided to go all Christmas...with a little water colour. Super easy peasy with the awesome dies from Jaded Blossom. I used the smooshing technique onto water colour card stock then used Jaded Blossom dies to cut out snowflakes and tags. Thanks for stopping by...Lee-Ann :)

Recipe:

• Jaded Blossom-Scallop square dies, Stitched square dies, Flag dies, Winter dies, Treat tag dies, Elegant holiday greetings, Clear purses
• Distress inks-cracked pistachio, mermaid lagoon and blueprint sketch
• Distress water colour card stock
• PTI white card stock
• Cartwright's moonshine sequins
• SU 1/8" silver ribbon
• Versamark
• Ranger silver embossing powder

Paris Theme Birthday Party

Good Morning, it's Sara here with Design a Party by Sara and it is my day to share a project with you and I decided to share a party that I created.

My daughter just had her 8th birthday and she had a Paris theme. She loves Paris and is hoping to visit soon. I told her she better start saving now!

I really couldn't go too over board like I normally do. Just too much going on right now. But I was very happy with how it turned out.

She didn't want a big cake so we decided to just do cupcakes with cupcake toppers.

Her favorite candies are the chocolate kisses so we made simple favors using those and I let her pick one game and made cute prizes for the winners.

So here's what I made........

 Cupcake Toppers

 

Prizes for the cotton ball game

 

Favors for her party guests

 

 

I had so much fun creating her party for her. Of course she is a girly girl and wanted pink and black. I think it turned out perfectly and she said she had a wonderful time, the best birthday ever.

 

For the cupcake toppers I used the Eiffel Towers and they are from SVG Attic. The 8 is stamped out from the  Number Candies.

 

For the prize gifts I used the Gusset Bag and the Dainty Topper Die and the Big Winner sentiment is from Game Night . I added some basket filler to the bottom of the bag and then added the cute little prize. The girls had so much fun playing the game. We played twice so there were two winners.

Cotton Ball Game

What You need.......

2 Large bowls

1 Bag of Cotton Balls

Large Spoon

Blind Fold

 

How To Play

The child sits with the blind fold on and one bowl in there lap filled with all of the cotton balls. I pulled the cotton balls apart so they weren't so clumped together. Another child holds the empty bowl on top of the child playing, head.  Using the spoon, the blind folded child scoops the cotton balls onto the spoon and has to put them into the bowl on top of their head. Each child gets 3 scoops. The point of the game is to get the most cotton balls into the bowl on top of your head. It's a lot harder then it sounds and it is a lot of fun. The girls had a blast playing.

 

For the favors I used the Clear Purses and the Dainty Topper Die. I folded the clear handle on the purse down and taped it and then added my topper.  The Thanks For Celebrating With Us sentiment is from the Birthday Candies.

 

I hope you enjoyed my projects today and I have inspired your next party.

 

~Sara~

 

 

 

Sweet Kisses!!!!

 

 

 

Hi My Friendly Bloggers!

 This is Cindy from Cindy's Scraptastic Designs,  It's my day to post over at Jaded Blossom.

Today I made a sweet treat to give to my daughter Tiffany in her school bag for a little surprise.

I used Jaded Blossom Clear Purses for the treat holder, the Scallop Slider & Topper Die for the top piece, the Funny Mail 2 for the cute bird, the Sprinkled with Love for the images on the chocolates, the Valentine Dies for the hearts in the back of my project and the Lunch Box Notes 2 for the sentiments on the heart. Hope you like my project for today!!! :)

 

 

 

 

 Supplies I Used for my Treat Box:

Jaded Blossom

Valentine Dies

Scallop Slider & Topper Die

Funny Mail 2

Sprinkled with Love

Lunch Box Notes 2

Clear Purses

 

Thank you for stopping by and hope you have a GREAT weekend!!! :)