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Patty PopOns and Stampendous!


Hello! This week, the Stampendous team has been stamping and stenciling on Patty PopOns Puzzle pieces. I have a sheet of these fun little, velcro backed pieces. 4 rows of 3 pieces. So I decided to make each row a different season. Today I am sharing a piece from the Fall row. But I decided to include my kids in this project, so my daughter created a Winter piece, and my son created one for Spring. Here's mine.

I used 3 alcohol markers and the Hexagons stencil to create my background. Then I used Glossy Black Embossing Paste for my Spider.

After it dried, I used the Peeled Paint stamp from Andy Skinner's Industrial set with Tuxedo Black Memento Ink. I then inked the 2 outer edges of the puzzle piece.

Here is my little girl working hard on her puzzle. She's stamping snowflakes with VersaCraft ink.

She used the adorable Build a Snowman set. The present is from the Holiday Expressions set. She colored the whole thing using Prismacolor markers and one Copic (the background color).

And of course, since she is my child...she used lots of glitter. All from Stampendous. Pretty darn good for an almost 7 year old, huh?

Here's my son, creating his masterpiece. Haha! Master Piece! See what I did there?

He fell in love with the Lotus flower, and immediately wanted it to be pink with a green center. He opted to add some purple to add a bit more interest. He applied various Memento ink colors with sponge daubers. The Dandelion yellow he applied directly from the pad, because he used the Dew Drop pad. He was able to get right in between the petals because of the fabulous shape of the ink pad.

And, because he is also my child, lots more glitter was used. He applied Versamark all over the puzzle piece, then Stamp 'N Bond, and then Crystal Glitter on top of the heated Stamp 'N Bond. Talk about sparkle! Below are all of the ladies that are posting today. Please be sure to check out all of their amazing projects! Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Jamie Martin (puzzle)
Alison Heikkila (puzzle and DW) (that's me!)
Pam Hornschu (DW and sugar plum)
Pam Bray (DW and sugar plum)
Lea Fritts (puzzle and DW)
Tenia Nelson (puzzle, DW, weekly theme)
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Lea said…
They're all wonderful! So awesome that you had the kids each do one! I love how creative your babies are!
December 3, 2015 at 10:26 AM
barbara macaskill said…
My granddaughter was sitting on my lap until the spider came into view. She spied it right away and thought it was a real spider on my screen! LOL She took off like a shot! All three of these are pretty but y favorite is the snowman! TFS!
December 3, 2015 at 10:52 AM
Viki Banaszak said…
I love these!!! The kids did a wonderful job with theirs. I wonder where they get their creativity from? ;p
December 3, 2015 at 1:02 PM
Pam Hornschu said…
These are wonderful! I love all the sparkle on Rhi's piece, and Nix's lotus flower is beautiful. Oh, and your piece is cool as well! Lol.
December 3, 2015 at 1:21 PM
Stampendous said…
Oh these are awesome, Alison. Your family is so creative and these puzzle pieces really show us just how much! Thank you for showing just how fun these puzzle pieces can be with Stampendous products on them.
December 3, 2015 at 3:57 PM
Pammejo said…
Adorable, love the how each are so unique!!!
December 3, 2015 at 11:30 PM
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