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It’s also the season for cuddling up around a warm fire with that extra soft blanket from Grandma while sipping on some yummy hot chocolate.
With everything that the season represents to me, I couldn’t imagine focusing on a better trend this month than felt! Felt is warm, cozy and something for those long cold nights to keep you busy crafting.
Felt has become a hot trend lately, and until recently I had never actually used any felt on any of my scrapbooking projects. I did find that at first it was a bit challenging…but the rich warmth that it adds to your page was worth giving it a try.
If you haven’t tried to use felt yet, pick it up this
winter season and give it a try! If it is inspiration that you need to get you going…check out these projects, I am sure you will be inspired.
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Design notes:
This sketch book will come in handy during the holiday season just to help keep track of ideas, quotes, journaling, sketches and any other little tidbit I won't want to forget.
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Christmas Sketch Book by Reneé Morris-Dezemeber.
Supplies:
Paper:
Sweetwater, Button: Sweetwater, Other:
Sketch Book, Felt, Floss, Jingle Bells.
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Design notes:
I replaced the “o” with a snowflake for a fun effect/feel.
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Let it Snow Card by Jennifer Wuthrich. Supplies:
Paper: Basic Grey, Kraft, Felt: American Crafts, : Tim Hotlz, Tools: Cricut Doodlebug Font.
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Design notes:
To tone down the brown color of the letters, I first smudged with white ink and then stamped them across with swirl stamps. Also, to add depth to the card, I crumpled the middle layer of paper and then inked the defined crimps.
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Miss You Card by Brianne Nevill. Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill, Felt: Queen and Company, Stickers: Basic Grey, American Crafts, Stamps: Autumn Leaves, Ink: Color Box, Brads: Paper Studio.
Journaling: Miss You.
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