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Hi there. Do you love punch art?  I've had this idea for a little punch art mermaid owl and scallop 'shell' for a while now and finally got around to putting it together (Gotta love holidays).  I bought the Bow Builder Punch when it was first released and all I could think of was a mermaid tail and I'm ashamed to admit that I haven't used it to make a bow yet! The scallop shell is made from one of the petals in the Bouquet Bigz Die!  There are also three sneak peeks of some new products that are being released in a couple of days (5th January) with the launch of the new Occasions Catty!  I have the details listed in my Project Recipe at the end of this post. Punch Art Mermaid Owl         What SU Punches Did I Use? Owl Builder - for the body        Bow Builder - Mermaid Tail       Bird Builder - Wings      Tree Builder - Bikini Top Bouquet Bigz Die (Larg...

Welcome to the Lighthearted Leaves Stamp Review Blog Hop .  We are a group of international Stampin' Up! demonstrators that showcase a different stamp set every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.  One stamp set ... so many ideas! I've been looking forward to inking up Lighthearted Leaves .  Would you believe this set wasn't originally on my wish list?  However, many beautiful project samples found on Pinterest inspired me to add it to my stash and I'm so glad I did. If you get lost along the hop, just click on the banner below to see the order of participants for this round -   Lighthearted Leaves Photopolymer Stamp Set   139712 - Price : $45.00 (AUD) I have three project samples to share with you today.  The first is a Scallop Circle Flip Card and I followed a photo tutorial by Lyssa Griffin Zwolanek from Song of My Heart Stampers .  Thanks, Lyssa for sharing such a fun fold.  1.  Scallop Circle Flip Card ...

What's my favourite technique at the moment?  The answer would have to be designing little owl characters using digital punches from MDS (Digital Punch Art). All week I have been playing on my laptop (after work of course) and have been designing quite a few owl cards (mostly pirates). Today I decided to cut out and assemble my little Red Indian Owl as I was anxious  to see what it looked like in real life and not just on a computer screen.  I must admit that I was pretty pleased with how it turned out.  The challenge at SUO Challenges #79 is to "create a project using your favourite technique.  What's the technique that you use that makes you smile the most when you're working on or have completed a project?" My owl cards certainly bring a smile to my face every time I make one.  They are a bit addictive at the moment. SUO Challenges #79 - Your Favourite Technique    Digital Punch Art      Proje...