Plentiful Plants niches

 Please excuse the rubbish pictures......the bottom one has lots of glare...

I made it a few weeks back, having made some niches for my Plentiful Plants 

from some of the paper from Bloom Where You're Planted.

I used the Peek-A-Hoot dies to cut the shapes.......

most stamps and dies can be used for non christmas makes, but I often forget.

At least I don't have to remember to water these plants :)

They are all stamped and/or die cut....

I love the stitched detail, and the brick "wall"......represents a walled garden, in my head anyway!

I'm into stamping a sentiment then fussy cutting at the moment.....looks good when you add a black layer to frame it, but here I left the one white layer.

Thanks for visiting

Take Care

Lesley

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Shop: lesleyscraftroom.stampinup.net

email: gillettlesley@gmail.com

Plentiful Plants using snippets

 Hands up who has lots of scraps left from their papers?.......me!!

It's always worth visiting Pixie'sCraftyWorkshop where  there's not only lots of ideas,

but also super prizes to be won in the Snippets Challenge......the latest one is HERE

I ran out of time again to enter the Rudolph Challenge.....not doing so well with my christmas cards,

but managed to make a snippets card with some inspiration from Helen Read.

For this I used lots of strips from In Good Taste DSP, snippets from 

Bloom Where You're Planted (lots of pots and plants to cut out) and a snippet of a

Paper Lattice, which looks a bit like trellis, great for background interest,

or "hanging" plants on, and is easy to snip into sections.

A few metallic pearls to decorate, and I think this is good for any occasion?

I hope you're having a good weekend, thanks for popping by....

and don't forget to visit Di's challenge blog.

Lesley

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Shop: lesleyscraftroom.stampinup.net

email: gillettlesley@gmail.com