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Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials

31 Oct

Happy Halloween everyone! Today to celebrate all Hallows ever the Inspiration Team is sharing a Zombie-like horde of Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials. You’ll find tons of creepy cool projects from treat containers, place cards, home decor pieces and more. In case you missed any of the spooky goodness shared this October you can catch up on all the tricks and treats at the end of this post.

Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials

Maggi Harding shares a Boo-tiful Boo Banner created using the House Pocket, Trinket Box, and a slew of other Book Club Collection. This lovely make also features Emerald Creek embossing powders and Authentique Nightfall Papers.

Head to Maggi’s Blog to get the spooky skinny on her fantastic Boo Banner.

Pam Bray has created a terrifying trio of treat containers. Pam’s creations use a different die for each base and can be used to hold a variety of candies to hand out to little goblin’s and ghouls. First, we have a Jack-O-Lantern Trinket Box Treat Holder enhanced with Authentique papers, Therm-O-Web Deco Foil, and my Colorbox Blends.

Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials: Jack-O-Lantern Treat Box by Pam Bray

Check out Pam’s Jack-O-Lantern Treat Box HERE.

For Pam’s second project she used the Needle Book Die to create a creepy, crawly covered booklet perfect for chocolate bars, gift cards and more!

Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials: Needle Book Treat Folder by Pam Bray

You can check out Pam’s Trifecta of Treat Holders HERE.

Julia Aston shares two makes using the Book Mark and Book Plate dies that will take you through your fall holiday crafting. Her first creation is an adorable treat bag topper perfect for adding extra spookiness to your Halloween hand outs.

canvas backdrops

Next, she uses the same dies to create these fabulous fall place cards. These little cuties are the perfect addition to a Thanksgiving table scape.

Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials: Thanksgiving Bookplate Place Cards by Julia Aston

Check out Julia’s blog to learn how you too can perform double holiday duty with your dies.

Lisa Hoel continues the “Two-for” trend with an outstanding Spooky Journal project and a roundup of all her best Eileen Hull Halloween makes to date!

Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials: Spooky Halloween Journal by Lisa Hoel

Don’t miss Lisa’s Halloween round up where you’ll find all kinds of spooky goodness featuring Eileen Hull dies from the past. These golden oldies are sure to make you want to do the Monster Mash in your craft room.

Susie Bentz shares another sweet Autumn themed cutlery caddy. Susie’s latest make features Papers and Card Stock Stickers from Paper House Productions and my Card Box Storage die. I just adore the wood grain papers, fall themed stickers and the rafia wrapped around these cute caddies.

Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials: Autumn Cutlery Caddy by Susie Bentz

Visit Susie’s Blog for more pics and steps.

For more Fall Holiday and Halloween fun follow the links below…

I do hope you’ve worked up a scary good urge to get creative with all these Eileen Hull Halloween Sizzix Project Tutorials. Have a Happy and safe Halloween everyone! Stay tuned next week as we move on to our next round of Holiday fun!

Eileen

Fall Fun Creations with Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies

18 Oct

Hey everyone! Fall is in full swing and the Inspiration Team has been hard at work cooking up Fall Fun Creations with Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies. Today the team is sharing Halloween themed decor, treat containers and more. You’ll also find creative projects for your thanksgiving table and some Autumn themed journal projects. Let’s take a look at all the fall inspiration in store for you today.

Fall Fun Creations with Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies

Susie Bentz shares a fun fall cutlery caddy perfect for a fall themed get togethers. Need to corral those forks and knives at the Halloween Party or your Thanksgiving table? Susie has the answer! She used the Card Organizer Box die along with DCWV’s Pumpkin Spice Stack and some super cool techniques using Therm-O-Web Deco Foil and my Colorbox blends!

Stop by Susie’s blog and learn how you can set your table in style!

Remember Karen Bearse’s amazing Crow Wrap Journal? Well, this week she is sharing a peek at the inside pages packed with techniques, Spooky and Sparkly DCWV papers and tons of die cuts from my Book Club collections and Beyond! Karen has tags tucked away, Book Plates, Flowers , Journaling words and more all cut with Eerily awesome patterned papers.

Head to Karen’s blog for a look inside her crazy cool Crow Wrap Journal.

Pam Bray has created a delightfully spooky treat holder using the Book Plate die. This clever container was created with Colorbox Blends, Authentique papers and a pop of ghoulish green colored ribbon ties it all together.

You’re in for a real treat with Pam’s tutorial so stop by to learn how to make your own Bookplate treat holder.

Jenny Marples shares a gorgeous Autumnal Journal created using a bunch of Book club dies and DCWV Premium Journaling Stack. Each page of Jenny’s journal is stunning. She has really showcased how well the Book Club dies work together with this project.

Visit Jenny’s Blog for more photos, tips and a video where you can virtually flip through this lovely make.

Nicole Wright shares some sensational Thanksgiving Place Cards. These little beauties will add fall flare to any autumnal gathering. The inking and stamping is exquisite and those realistic leaves OH MY WORD! Can you believe they are made of paper?

Check out Nicole’s blog where you’ll find a video tutorial along with more photos and tips to make these pretty place cards yourself.

Anna-Karin Evaldsson shares a fun Felt Wrap Journal she created for her son. Felt letters adorn the front cover in a cool blue hue, a button to bind and two toadstools to add a touch of whimsy. Inside a mix of patterned and plain colored papers are found waiting for photos and memories to fill them.

Check out Anna-Karin’s blog for more darling details on this sweet journal.

Julia Aston shares two “crafts from the past”. The first is a spooky apothecary table created using the Cup Cake Stand die.

Next we have mysterious potion bottle gone batty with the twist and style tool.

You can find links to both of Julia’s tutorials HERE.

Tonya Trantham has a mini album project to share chock full of Tricks and Treats. Each patterned paper page is filled with various die cuts, tags, pockets, ephemera, trims and more!

Stop by Tonya’s blog to learn her journaling tricks and treat your eyes to a look inside the pages of this Boo-tiful Mini-Album.

Hope you’ve enjoyed these Fall Fun Creations with Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies as much as I have. If you can’t wait to create some of these fun fall makes you can find many of the dies used in these projects HERE.

Stay tuned next week for more fall themed projects.

Fall and Halloween Projects Using Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies

8 Oct

Hey everyone! Once again the Inspiration Team is sharing Fall and Halloween Projects Using Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies. Prepare to have all your fall and Halloween dreams come true with these fun projects. We have Journals, Treat Baskets, Holiday decor and more to share with you.

Fall and Halloween Projects Using Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies

Diana Hetherington shares a delightfully spooky Trinket Box creation. Diana’s project was cut from mirrored paper and enhanced with Tim Holtz Halloween themed trinkets and rub ons. I just adore the mirrored paper on this project don’t you?

Head to Diana’s Blog for ALL the spooky details.

Tonya Trantham shares a fun fall Mushroom Wrap Journal. Tonya’s creation features Black and White patterned papers accented by pops of full color throughout in the form of die cut embellishments and Colorbox Blends Inks.

Tip toe through her Toadstool Tutorial HERE.

In addition to fall colors everyone’s favorite time of year brings with it sniffles and colds. Elizabeth Robinson has a sweet solution to keep runny noses at bay with her adorable Felt Tissue Holder. Using the Wrap Journal and a blanket stitch Elizabeth has designed a fun floral holder for tiny tissue packets.

Head to Elizabeth’s blog to learn how to create your own tissue holder in a sneeze…I mean breeze.

Our reigning Halloween Queen Nicole Wright shares a spooky-cute project using the Basket Die. Nicole dyed her basket pieces in Candy Corn colors using Distress Ink Sprays. Inside the basket a Skeleton is bathing in deliciously gooey gummy worms.

Soak up Nicole’s Candy Corn Basket Tutorial HERE.

Hope you have enjoyed these fun Fall and Halloween Projects Using Eileen Hull Sizzix Dies. I sure am inspired to give some of these creations a go. Stay tuned later this week as the IT shares some of their favorite Fall-O-Ween projects from the past and present!

Eileen

Fall-O-Ween Sizzix Project Tutorials

27 Sep

Hey everyone! Today the Inspiration Team has a batch of Fall-O-Ween Sizzix Project Tutorials that you are sure to “Fall” in love with. We have journals, home decor and more to share with you. Let’s have a look at all of the fabulous Fall and Halloween creations made to inspire you.

Fall-O-Ween Sizzix Project Tutorials

Anne Redfern has a delightful Halloween creation to share featuring fun papers from DCWV. This darling Trick or Treat Journal created using the Passport Book die and DCWV’s Halloween Spirit paper stack is filled with tricks AND treats! From the perfectly placed pages and imagery to the fibers and charms adorning the spine, this journal is packed with Halloween Spirit literally and figuratively.

You can check out all of the spooky details inside and out HERE.

Julia Aston shares a sweet project that can be used as home decor or a spook-tacular gift! She used the Basket Die along with the Spring Leaves die with DCWV papers to create this Boo-tiful basket of Jack-O-Lanterns and topped it off with my Bird Thinlit die. I dare say the bird die makes a fine crow when cut from black card stock.

Stop by Julia’s blog for more hauntingly adorable details.

Karen Bearse shares a Wrap Journal Project sure to make any Poe fan proud! This Raven clad Wrap Journal has it all! Texture paste, Stenciling, Distress Crayon, Dylusions Inks and Tim Holtz Halloween Ephemera are all present on the cover. Take a look inside and you’ll be treated to even more spooky sights and delights courtesy of DCWV’s Spooky and Sparkly papers.

Head to Karen’s Blog where she shares a tutorial you’ll want to crow about.

Lisa Hoel shares a whimsical Woodland Fairy Trinket Box project complete with all the colors of fall. The Trinket Box die is the perfect base for creating sweet little scenes like Lisa’s Woodland Fairy make. Our girl is no stranger to using this die for a variety of sensational scenes.

Take a walk through the woods of whimsy at Lisa’s Blog to learn more about how she constructed her Woodland Fairy Trinket Box.

Jenny Marples shares an absolutely delightful ticking fabric pumpkin project. Jenny’s fun fall creation features my Colorbox Blends inks on Spring Leaves die cuts atop the pumpkin. Vine details were added using wire twisted to perfection with the twist and style tool.

Do not miss Jenny’s Ticking Fabric Pumpkin Tutorial where she takes you through each and every step to create this pumpkin project.

What a fun bunch of Fall-O-Ween Sizzix Project Tutorials. Hope you are inspired to create some Fall-o-ween makes of your own! Stay tuned for more Fall-O-Ween fun coming soon.

Eileen

Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects to Try

18 Sep

Hey everyone! Today we have Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects for you to try. The team is getting ready for Fall with Fall colored projects, Halloween themed journals and more! Let’s get ready for Fall-O-Ween with the Inspiration team.

Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects

Pam Bray shares a Boo-tiful Passport Book Album. Pam’s Boo to you Journal features the Passport Book die, Journaling Cards, and Bookplate and Hinges. Each page is expertly created with Authentique Nightfall papers and delightful Halloween themed ephemera.

Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects: Boo To You Passport Book Journal by Pam Bray

Be sure to stop by Pam’s Blog for a look at each inspired page. Prepare to be delighted by the vintage Halloween images she’s included.

Anne Redfern shares a stunning Halloween themed journal that will certainly give you something to crow about. Anne’s journal features the Journal Die from Book Club, Spooky papers from DCWV and lots of Halloween themed goodies from Tim Holtz!

Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects: Halloween Harlequin Journal with DCWV by Anne Redfern

Be sure to visit Anne’s blog for a look inside at each incredible page, Skulls, Spiders, Ghosts and more will leave you spellbound by this creation.

Anna-Karin Evaldsson shares a gorgeous Fall Wrap Journal created with fall hued pieces of scrap leather. AK’s Journal features adornments cut from the Spring Leaves, Heart and Soul Flower, and Journaling words dies. Inside her signatures are made of Sizzix paper leather and bound together with a scrap leather buckle.

Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects: Leather Wrapped Journal Tutorial by Anna-Karin Evaldsson

Visit Anna-Karin’s Blog for a full tutorial on how to cut, stitch and bind your own leather wrap journal.

Hope you’ve been inspired by this week’s round of Eileen Hull Fall Sizzix Projects. Stay tuned later this week for more Fall-O-Ween projects featuring Eileen Hull dies and DCWV papers. Be sure to check out the DCWV Facebook page for a chance to win paper stacks.

As always, you can shop for Sizzix dies used in these projects HERE.

Eileen

Eileen Hull Wrap Journal Projects to Try

6 Sep

Hey everyone! This week the IT has a fresh batch of Eileen Hull Wrap Journal Projects to Try. You’ll learn how to se the Wrap Journal and other Book Club Chapter Two die in a variety of ways along with other crafty products from Paper Artsy, Seth Apter, and Emerald Creek. Let’s get wrapped up in these creative tutorials shall we?

Eileen Hull Wrap Journal Projects to Try

Susie Bentz shares a heart felt Wrap Journal creation using several dies from the Book Club 2 collection. Susie’s project features many ways to use these dies on both the cover and pages within. This journal is a real life love story and is sure to inspire you to use Book Club dies, Emerald Creek and Seth Apter Products to write/create your own!

Get the whole love story and all the creative details at Susie’s Blog.

Karen Bearse shares a gorgeous wrap journal created for the Get Wrapped Blog hop with Seth Apter, Emerald Creek, and Paper Artsy. Karen’s journal features a beautifully embellished butterfly as the focal point. All geared up with tiny gears and embossing powders!

Head to Karen’s Blog for more details and tons of inking, painting, stenciling and stamping tips.

Julia Aston shares a second Wrap Journal Purse project. Julia’s latest creation features dark leather and the Heart and Soul Flower die used to create a lovely embellishment from leather scraps.

Check out Julia’s Blog for more details on how to construct your own Wrap Journal Purse with Eileen Hull dies and leather scraps!

Tonya Trantham rounds us out with a fabulousWrap Journal creation featuring a variety of creative media and embellishments. The cover is embossed, painted and embossed again with Emerald Creek powders. Expert placing of imagery and other embellishments add even more interest. The golden clasp snaps this snazzy journal together for a superb looking project!

Don’t miss Tonya’s Tutorial for more tips, tricks and photos!

Once again, the Inspiration Team does not disappoint! You certainly have plenty of Eileen Hull Wrap Journal Projects to Try the next time you feel like getting creative with your Sizzix dies. Stay tuned next week as the team will be sharing their “Fall-iday” projects for the upcoming harvest and Halloween season!

Eileen

Eileen Hull Journals and Mini Albums

28 Aug

Hey everyone! Today the Inspiration Team is sharing their latest Eileen Hull Journals and Mini Albums. Each and every tutorial is unique and features never before seen techniques. You’ll learn all kinds of creative ways to use your Eileen Hull Sizzix dies for journaling and more!

Eileen Hull Journals and Mini Albums

Karen Bearse shares a colorful and creative journal project that you can use to organize your die cuts. This clever organizer is oh-so-colorful on the outside and provides handy storage on the inside! Karen used the Passport Book along with Photo Album pages to create this fun and functional journal.

Don’t miss Karen’s tutorial where you will learn all kinds of cool techniques using Blends Inks, Foils, and even a laminator!

Julia Aston shares a project using the Wrap Journal to create a cute leather clutch. This project proves that Journal dies aren’t just for making journals. You can use your Eileen Hull Sizzix dies for just about anything!

Check out Julia’s Tutorial where you will learn how to die cut, sew and stitch together your own Leather Wrap Journal Clutch.

Lisa Hoel has a fabulous Mini Album created to celebrate the Eclipse of 2017! Lisa has a detailed tutorial and lots of cool Eclipse photos to share on the Mini Album Makers Challenge Blog. You won’t want to miss a single detail included in this fantastic Mini Album.

I am sponsoring this months challenge so be sure to check out Lisa’s tutorial and enter for a chance to win Book Club 2 dies.

Anna-Karin Evaldsson shares an exquisite Nautical Journal created using the Passport Book, Book Binding die and several other dies from the Book Club and Book Club 2 Sizzix collections. Each page features pretty patterned papers, inking, stamping, and photos.

What a fun book to flip through and relive the memories of days gone by. Head to AK’s Blog for more pics and details.

Hope you’ve been inspired to create your own makes with these Eileen Hull Journals and Mini Albums. Stay tuned later this week for more Journals, Mini-Albums and more!

As always you can find the dies used in these projects HERE.

Eileen

Get Wrapped with Seth Apter, Emerald Creek and Eileen Hull

27 Aug

Get Wrapped with Seth Apter, Emerald Creek and Eileen Hull Blog Hop is a celebration of creative talent- hope you will hop along with us! Everyone received products by Seth Apter/Emerald Creek Craft Supplies, Paper Artsy and Sizzix to create with.

Let’s Get Wrapped Blog Contest!

We are blog hopping with some amazing people today all in the name of fun, and cross brand creativity.

Of course there will be a prize pack valued over $150 USD from PaperArtsy, Seth Apter,

Eileen Hull & Emerald Creek.

To be entered you must pop by and comment on each of the blog posts. (We don’t want you to miss any of the tips and tricks.)

Please stop by each of the blogs of our talented designers below to be entered in the contest.

The Sizzix die that we all created with was the Wrapped Journal, part of my Book Club Chapter Two collection. The great thing about this die is that it will cut and score thick material like matboard and chipboard, to create a nice sturdy book- a blank canvas that you can imprint with your own style and choice of materials and mediums. There are a multitude of ways this die can be used and so many materials you can cut -pretty much anything you can cut with scissors.

Inspiration

I was inspired by the earthy tones of my potting shed for this project and took my photos of my Journal in it.

These are the products I used…

to make this!

The paint color I used was called Mud Splat by Paper Artsy Seth Apter. I liked how was translucent it was. When I painted the Journal and overlapped the strokes, it reminded me of wood- so cool!. I used the Sizzix Journaling Cards- Flowers and Leaves die cut from a piece of Superstock with ThermOWeb Easy Cut Sheets on the front to create the focal image.

I removed the release sheet from three of the flowers and put Chunky Rust, peeled off another few flowers and added Fractured Ice and finished off with Oil Rubbed Bronze for the rest of the flowers. I then heated the powders with my heat tool. Finally I peeled the last layer of adhesive off and added Fresh Fallen Snow then heated again. I have always used ink to secure the embossing powder so using the ThermOWeb Easy Cut Sheets was an experiment that worked out fine! I think the edges of the flowers were better defined using this method.

Usually I use 1 mm. elastic cord to bind my books, but this time I used hair elastics. I cut slits in the binding holes to the edge of the book. I didn’t have to tie anything, just slipped the elastics around the cover of the book and into the holes. A shout out to Russell from Neu Scrapbooking who gave me the idea! To finish off the cover panel, I added Emerald Creek brads to the centers of some of the flowers.

The insert books were made using mini-composition books found in the Dollar Tree. I covered the outer covers with old dictionary pages and colored them with my Clearsnap ColorBox Blends inks. I also used some of my new Sizzix Journaling Words dies. To finish it off, I added Emerald Creek brads to some of the flower centers.

To add inserts to the book, open to the center pages and slip the book into the elastic binding so the cord is in the middle of the book and holding it together.

I made tabs from folded over book pages and added them to the side for a pen holder. Because what good is a journal without a pen?

I need to clean my shed and get all those leaves out of there!

Thanks so much for hopping along on the Get Wrapped Blog Hop with us. Don’t forget to leave a comment so you have a chance to win the giveaway!

For inspiration on other die cutting ideas, please join the Eileen Hull Fan Club on Facebook. Also please join me for Facebook Live shows on Mondays at 6:00 EDT and Thursdays at 4:00 EDT- you will love our creative community! Check out more inspirational projects here on the blog!

Eileen Hull Sizzix Projects to Try

17 Aug

Hey everyone! This month is anything goes and the Inspiration Team is delivering a host of new Eileen Hull Sizzix Projects to Try. You’ll see all kinds of projects from journals to cards that you can make with your Eileen Hull Sizzix dies and other fun products. Let’s use these last few weeks of summer to try something new and get creative!

Eileen Hull Sizzix Projects to Try

Pam Bray shares a Travel Journal and Card Box Storage project featuring dies from both Book Club and Book Club Chapter Two releases plus ColorBox Blends. Pam’s comprehensive tutorial is chock full of Journal making and ColorBox Blends techniques. She’s even sharing a bonus paper flower tutorial.

Don’t miss this inspired technique tutorial and a look inside Pam’s Travel Journal HERE.

Maggi Harding shares a gorgeous Tri-Fold Gift Card Holder featuring Graphic 45 Papers, Book Club 2 dies and ColorBox Blends inks. This project doubles as a greeting card allowing you to accomplish two goals with one amazing project!

Head to Maggi’s Blog for a full tutorial and a look at all the gorgeous details.

Diana Hetherington shares a Memory Planner Journal made from an upcycled pair of jeans and a bandana. With the use of double sided tape and creative ingenuity Diana was able to create a fun and durable journal to store memories and such.

Check out Diana’s post for more details.

Anne Redfern shares a delightful red leather Wrap Journal clad with a Union Jack button clasp and tardis charm. The London theme continues throughout with Union Jack printed pages adhered with Ranger Collage medium.

Take a trip to Anne’s Blog for a taste of London town and a full tutorial on how to create this lovely leather Wrap Journal.

Jenny Marples shares a gorgeous journal she created for a Blog Hop with Emerald Creek and StencilGirl. Jenny’s journal features journaling words from Book Club 2, Seth Apter Stamps and Stencils from StencilGirl and his Baked Texture powders from Emerald Creek.

You won’t want to miss a single detail of this beautiful journal so head to Jenny’s Blog for more.

Hope you’ve enjoyed this round of new Eileen Hull Sizzix Projects to Try. Stay tuned for more creative makes coming your way soon!

Eileen

Stenciled Embossed Journal

15 Aug

Hi everyone- I am so excited and honored to be part of the Stencil Girl/Emerald Creek Blog Hop and am sharing my Stenciled Embossed Journal!

I was sent some gorgeous stencils and intriguing powders, charms and brads. The challenge was for each designer to combine these products in a unique way and I love that!

My thought always turns toward making books because there is so much you can do with them. I decided to use this gorgeous allover stencil by Janet Joehlin using my ColorBox Blends inks from Clearsnap and add them to my new Sizzix Wrapped Journal.

I die cut the Journal from matboard as this is a ScoreBoards die- designed to cut and score thick material like matboard- anything up to 1/16″. I love working with matboard as it gives a rigidity and structure to books, boxes and folders.

In the journey of creating, plans for what I pictured happening changed 🙂 You know what I mean… I started by tracing the stencil with a Pigma pen- I wanted to give definition to the edges of the stencil pattern.

Then I dragged streaks of Stop, Sunshine, Tutu and Golden Blends inks down the Journal cover

Here’s the front Journal cover.

After positioning the stencil on top, I added my Coconut Blends pigment inks to give the Ancient Amber embossing powder a good base to stick to.

Add embossing powder.

Love the magic of watching the powder melting and changing before your eyes!

I used the same Blends colors to stencil the inside of the Wrapped Journal.

Laced it up with 1 mm elastic…

I then added my insert pages- more photos coming soon!

I finished the edges using a water brush and Stop ink.

I found some foam numbers for the upcoming year and decided to try and emboss them with Oil Rubbed Bronze powder using Mixed Medi Medium as an adhesive. I was not sure how it would work becuse I was afraid that the heat tool would melt the foam, but it worked fine! I then added my insert pages- more photos coming soon…

And there you have the finished Stenciled Embossed Journal!

GIVEAWAY
One lucky winner will receive $50 in Gift Certificates to Emerald Creek
and StencilGirl® Products!
Enter to win by leaving a comment below.
Then be sure to visit the other blogs in the hop and comment to win.
The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN!
One winner will be chosen at random from all blog comments!
(One comment per blog please.)

You have until Tuesday, August 21st at 11:59PM Central Time to leave your comments.
Winner will be announced on
StencilGirl® Product’s Facebook page and Emerald Creek’s Facebook page on Wednesday, August 22.

Blog Hop Order:

August 15

Mary Beth Shaw

Seth Apter

Gwen Lafleur

Kim Evans

Eileen Hull

August 16

Mary C. Nasser

Tina Walker

Josefine Fourage

Jenny Marples

August 17

Debi Adams

Janet Joehlin

Emma Ivemey

Katelyn Grosart

Vicki Garrett

Thanks so much for visiting the hop and taking a look at my Stenciled Embossed Journal. Make sure to check out all of the artists and prepare to be inspired!