Welcome to the Our Daily Bread designs November Release Blog Hop!!! We are so excited to have you with us today!! I am your first stop on the hop this morning but if you just happened to stop by, you may want to start over at the ODBD Blog to get all the details of the hop! If for some reason a link is broken along the way, there is also a complete list of all the designers sharing today to get you back on track so you don't miss anything! There are prizes at stake here y'all!!! :)
I've got lots of photos to share, so I hope you will bear with me! The project I made was inspired by several projects shared on Pinterest. This is the tutorial I followed most closely. And it is really quite easy, just really glue-y and ink-y! But seriously, what paper crafter doesn't like to get their fingers all glue-y and ink-y?!!!
Several months ago I purchased on old dictionary at a local Goodwill store. I love shopping at the Goodwill, because you can find all sorts of reasonably priced goodies to re-purpose! And I knew that the dictionary would come in handy! I tore out three pages and cut little rectangles 2 1/2 by 2. I inked the edges on both sides of each rectangle with Vintage Photo distress ink. I had about 30 of those little rectangles! I rolled them into little cones and glued the edges down and put them aside.
Then I cut a several circles with a Spellbinders die. One from a piece of chipboard from some packaging material and two more from some Christmas designer paper I bought at Hobby Lobby. I glued these pieces together with Mod Podge which makes a sturdy back for the ornament. Oh and I inked those edges too and punched a hole to thread the seam binding through!
Next, I used Beacon 3-in-1 glue to glue each of those little cones around the circle backing. After they were in place to my liking, I colored the sweet little Baby Jesus image from the new set called The Babe using copic markers.
I cut out the image with another Spellbinders circle and cut a Lacey Circle from the designer paper for the frame around the image. Those edges were inked as well. I used Glossy Accents over the whole image circle and let that dry overnight. I also put some glue on the edges of each cone and added some Martha Stewart Glitter and let that dry overnight too!
I knew I needed to give the center of the image circle a little stability to attach it to the cone circle. I found a round center piece from a spool of ribbon. I guess that would be the spool! hehe! I glued that to the back of the image piece and then glued the whole thing down to the center of the cone circle!
I am linking this to the Word Art Wednesday Blog!!!
I have a card to share also using the new Turtle Dove Ornament set!
I colored this beautiful image with copics and cut it out with a Spellbinders Circle and framed it with Spellbinders Eyelet Circle dies.
I added some pearls, stickles on the image and a pretty little lace bow I made with Becca's Peg Bow Maker!
Ok, that is it! We really appreciate you hopping with us today!
Your next stop on the hop is the fabulously talented, lovely and sweet CHRIS!
I know you will enjoy all the projects today,
as we all have had a blast creating with these wonderful new images!!!
God Bless You!
Sandee, both are amazing! I love the festive papers with your turtle doves, but the Baby Jesus ornament is incredible! Blessings, Angie
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! TBIS NEW RELEASED SET ROCKS! I have to have it. This ornament is fantastic and creative. Love the card too.
ReplyDeleteAmazing stuff Sandee! I love how you took the dictionary and created those lovely "rays". A magnificent and touching tribute to our King! Hugs and blessings...
ReplyDeleteLori
So pretty! Love the rolled dictionary paper technique. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYou guys cease to amaze me with what you come out with. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMstgane
Ann
This ornament is so elegant and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSandee... your ornament is so creatively gorgeous, need to stop by GW soon!!! beauty of a card too!
ReplyDeleteSweet images - very pretty.
ReplyDeleteJudy Tuck
Wow! These are gorgeous projects! I love that ornament, using an old, outdated dictionary is an awesome idea! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous images, i love your ornament its so pretty .
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful ornament! I might have to try these this year...
ReplyDeleteBoth Absolutely Gorgeous. I gotta give my hand at making myself an ornament. Great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you
ColleenB.
that is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on both projects. I especially love the nativity ornament. I do a nativity themed Christmas tree and this would look absolutely wonderful on it. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and fun, and I esp like the ornament made from the old dictionary, I certainly will have to use that idea, tu gf!
ReplyDeleteWow, Sandee, that ornament is so gorgeous and detailed. Thanks for sharing the tutorial. Love the sweet Baby Jesus image. Your card is adorable also.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty projects! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletewow, both projects are beautiful, but that ornament is fantastic!! I love the new sweet Baby Jesus image!! Thanks for sharing the details. I may have to give that ornament a try!!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Sandee! You were a busy girl! Love these projects! That ornament is so precious! I would love to make a bunch of those for my bunco group who are all Christian ladies, but I think I would be lucky to get one finished :) Thanks for sharing the link to the tutorial - I definitely want to try this!
ReplyDeleteWho knew an old dictionary could look like that! I love your ornament and your card. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament! I try to buy a special ornament every year but I am thinking I should start making one!
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament, just lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou have created such beautiful pieces, love the creativeness and color combo!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pojects, I love them both, each one different from the other but equally as beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Maureen
Oh my gosh Sandee! I love both of these sets and I love how you made an ornament out of the first one! Stunning! And the turtle doves have special meaning to my husband and myself so this is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are beautiful but I love the Nativity ornament. Can't wait to do this.
ReplyDeleteOH my, oh my! You were a busy lady, and I love them ALL! :) I really can't get over how lovely the ornament looks though, and I will definitely have to give that a try. I have an old hymnal that is just falling apart, and I saved it just for crafting. These would make the perfect gift idea for family and friends too! Thank you SO much for sharing your terrific ideas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It's perfect for that little something extra for my sisters this year. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYour cards are both beautiful Sandee. Wow, what a lot of work on that ornament, but it's beauty is worth it. ODBD had such beautiful releases this month!
ReplyDeleteSandee, Sandee, Sandee, my sweet friend you are blowing me away with your creativity!! I am absolutely IN LOVE with that ornament...so very creative and your Turtle Dove card...so beautiful!! Thanks for sharing your God given gift just one more time! Hugs and blessings, Sabrina
ReplyDeleteSandee!
ReplyDeleteI ABSOLUTELY LOOOOOOOOVE your ORNAMENT!!!!!!!!!!!! :) It's SO VINTAGEY!!!!!!! :)GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)YEP, us stampers like our fingers "glue-y & ink-y!" LOL And you card is SOOOO PRETTY!!!!!!!! I am LOOOOOOOVING this stamp set!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a GREAT IDEA!!!!!!!!!! :) THANKS for showing us!!!!!! :)
Beautiful projects, I love how you made those cones. TFS.
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas you all have...thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a great ornament. Love the distressed look. The MS glitter adds a nice touch too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks
ReplyDeleteFabulous ideas. I especially love the ornament and will be giving that one a try. Great work.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful ornament , for a special blessing of Christmas. Love the distressed look and super coloring.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful ornament , for a special blessing of Christmas. Love the distressed look and super coloring.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and I love the reuseable touches as I am "in" to recycling. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work- LOVE the ornament with Baby Jesus- and I just have to have that Baby Jesus image- beautiful coloring- awesome projects!
ReplyDeleteYour post has certainly inspired the Christmas spirit in me.
ReplyDeleteThe ornament is so clever! You are one smart, creative cookie! Thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Baby Jesus ornament. It is beautiful. I am getting inspiried.
ReplyDeleteHolly Paulson
So lovely, beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteAs a fellow Goodwill shopper, you've inspired me to try repurposing of books. Love your coloring technique, too, soft and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAs a fellow Goodwill shopper, you've inspired me to try repurposing of books. Love your coloring technique, too, soft and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove them both .... glu-ey and ink-ey is so much fun isn't it :)! What an interesting and unusual Christmas ornament using the old dictionary paper! The colours for both card and ornament are lovely and this stamp set is splendid for the season too!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!! love that ornament!! it is gorgeous!! and the card is very pretty too!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a drop dead gorgeous ornament. To start this stamp is beautiful and you doing this project is absolutely beautiful. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, simply beautiful ornament! Marvelous card too!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow Sandee!! Both are just so awesome,...I love your ornament of the Babe, what a neat idea!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Very unique!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! I especially love the ornament, so unique!
ReplyDeleteTerrific work. I followed the link and boy oh boy was it a lot of work. I have 18 coworkers and was excited to see something to do for them, but I think it is too much for for 18 people. You did a terrific job with this technique.
ReplyDeleteThis projects reflect a lot of work and planning. They are so very nice. The hanging ornament would make a wonderful little gift as it is just adorable.
ReplyDeleteWOW your 1st project is AMAZING and gorgeous! That would take me a 'month of Sundays' to complete but it sure is beautiful! LOVE your card too ... fabulous coloring & design! Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteReally love how you have re-purposed the dictionary paper - so original and looks perfect with this image. The other card is lovely too - beautiful stamps for Christmas.
ReplyDeletehugs lilygee
xxx
I have to say that the wee babe caused me to gasp...just the beauty and meaning took my breath away. Noth re wonderful pieces of work but I have to say I still have a lump in my throat. The true meaning of Christmas! tfs1
ReplyDeleteHi! New subscriber to ODBD - love it! And the ornament is beautiful. Picked up a couple of old hymnals at a local thrift store so I think I just might try this! Thanks
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful work on both projects! Irene
ReplyDeleteBoth projects are beautiful. Love the ornament.
ReplyDeleteFabulous ornament and lovely card!
ReplyDeletebeautiful projects. the ornament is so unique and beautiful. love how you made it. the card has a real home with family feel to it with those patterns and lace. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSandee.... you have taken my breath away with this one! I love this ornament!!! Love the addition of the glitter to the cones... and your coloring of the sweet image is just perfect! Love your turtle dove card too!!! Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Grace
Baby Jesus is so tender... Thank you very much for the tutorial
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous project, Sandee! The Baby Jesus is just perfect for this project. Love it!
ReplyDeleteUnique and beatuiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful homemade ornament. I would buy that ornament!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your creations are stunning!! Love your coloring on both but I must say that ornament is stunning!!! LOVE IT!! Thanks for sharing where you got the tutorial!! I will have to try it!! We will be having the County Christmas tour coming through our home so it will be a wonderful addition!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Chris
Your ornament is amazing, and I really like the card, too! The way you colored the sweet baby Jesus is fabulous....so antique-y. Thanks for two special projects.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Your creativity is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteYour ornament is absolutely beautiful. It was definitely worth your time and patience. The card is also very pretty and I like the vellum framing around the image.
ReplyDeletei really like the ornament. the dimention is great. very pretty card too. great job coordinating designer paper patterns.
ReplyDeleteThe distressing is great...and of course the sweet baby.
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament. Great card.
ReplyDeletecraftymom205 at yahoo dot com
Missed the hop but sure am glad I stopped by to see you baby Jesus on the ornament...that is just lovely, So soft and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing what you did with the beautiful stamps and a goodwill purchase...wonderful ornament and card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ornament, such lovely coloring, love the rustic feel to it, sweet card too!
ReplyDeleteGreat ornament idea. Tammie
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful and sooooo vintage-looking! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove the baby Jesus ornament! Beautifully done! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLovely, simply lovely. What a wonderful gift to give someone too.
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ReplyDeleteSandee, you are the queen of shabby and vintage!! Hugs sweet friend - your projects are always a treat!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your tree will look awesome w/such a creative ornament! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMRA This is very nice. Great work.
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects! Love the baby Jesus image!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. Both are neat. Thanks loads,
ReplyDeleteCandy Meyers
Wow great ornament idea...I will be using this to make some volleyball keepsakes for my girls team party...:)
ReplyDeleteSandee Wow love these beautiful projects!!!
ReplyDeleteWow...love your baby Jesus ornament...lot's and lot's of work..but beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful jobs with the 2 wonderful sets. That baby is just the most precious...lots of work but soooo worth it...:0)...TFS
ReplyDeleteBoth projects are amazing! Love, love the use of the old dictionary. And love all these stamps.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty!!!! I went to your link and I do say....yours are prettier....love this new collections.....awesome job...tfs
ReplyDeleteLOVE THE COLOURS AND THE GREAT DESIGN.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are beautiful, Sandee! Your dictionary ornament is just lovely and your turtle dove card is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSandee...this is so amazing!!! I love the vintage look! You did a wonderful job!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful love the way you used the papers and the dictionary for the papers. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty project! I'd love to have this hanging in my home. I appreciate your detailed tips also. Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteI love both projects but the Babe in the manger is just too too precious. It is beautiful
ReplyDeleteSandee!!
ReplyDeleteI LVOE LOVE LOVE your beautiful projects---His light so shines through the both of them:) And what an inspiring way to use the awersome ODBD November release!?! be blessed
~Beyond Measure
tammy
www.urbeyondmeasure.com
Love the ornament - great use of recycled paper. I am a beginner copic user but hope to improve as I continue to learn
ReplyDeleteI've made time today for the blog hop because I was looking forward to seeing ideas with the bird ornaments, but oh my - your first ornament is truly amazing! It looks fantastic with those dictionary pages.
ReplyDeleteWow, that ornament is amazingly cool! Very nice & creative project, thanks for sharing all of your details!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I will have to try this one out, and hopefully get to keep it.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you choose on the first card "ornament", makes it look antique.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ornament! Thanks for sharing the how-to! Beautiful card, also!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandee~
ReplyDeleteThese are both fabulous pieces of art! The two turtle doves card is so colorful, so vivid. I do have to say, that The Babe piece took my breath away. It is beautiful, and you explained it so clearly. (Thank you!) I love the vintage look, the cones, and the coloring of this wonderful stamp! Love it!
He IS Able!
Traci Starkweather
Praise Days and Huge Give-Away--http://He-IS-Able.blogspot.com
Love both cards. We have bird feeders in the back yard and enjoy watching the doves, cardinals and various other birds fly in and eat. Alice G
ReplyDeleteWhat a super tree ornament, very pretty! And the card is beautiful, TFS!
ReplyDeleteReally darling ornament, Sandee. And baby Jesus is adorable too.
ReplyDeletelove the colors used in the ornament, very nice
ReplyDeleteVery nice. The ornament stamp sets are just perfect for the holidays. Jan
ReplyDeleteI love the stamp set and the ornament is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful ornament. Great coloring on The card.
ReplyDeleteVicky
Two brilliant ideas Sandee! I love the paper you used on the ornament! I so need to stop by Goodwill :) !!! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteReally cool!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and so cute
ReplyDeleteSandee: I really hope you will link up this GORGEOUS creation at Word Art Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen
Thanks for sharing this with us, Sandee. As always, it's a tremendous blessing!
DeleteKaren
Such a great rustic looking ornament and a greaf way to recycle old books!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great rustic looking ornament and a greaf way to recycle old books!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to this kind of paper crafting but your ideas are amazing and the instructions easy to follow. My witches ball will be put away for the festive season and this will hang in its place. Thanks for sharing
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