Welcome to the first Home Décor SU Style Blog Hop, featuring 20 amazing Stampin' Up! demonstrators sharing their creative projects to help inspire you. You may have just visited Kim Oliver's blog or perhaps you are starting your blog hop journey here. I hope that you will enjoy what we have to share.
Creating framed artwork can help you decorate your home or work place and I chose a small, simple frame to showcase my project. I love to add depth and texture to my projects so I chose to use the Colorful Seasons stamp set and coordinating Seasonal Layers Thinlets dies to accent the scenery I created using the Waterfront stamp set. Living in Colorado, I am blessed to enjoy the view of the Rocky Mountains every day, so I was inspired to create a mountain landscape. The Waterfront stamp set has a wonderful assortment of images to help you create a wide variety of scenes. I die cut a circle out of a piece of Pool Party cardstock to create a matte for my landscape and used Stampin' Dimensionals to create depth and dimension.
To finish off my framed artwork, I added a chair and branch and drink die cut with the Seasonal Layers Thinlets dies to the matte. I liked the feeling that you could sit in the chair and enjoy the view after a long day. My father has spent time in hospital recently and I thought that having a frame like this in his hospital room would help provide a cheerful alternative to looking at the walls of his room. Thankfully he is back home and recovering but his recent experience inspired me to create this frame. I hope that my project may inspire you to create your own framed art for someone special in your life.
Now it's time to visit Sara Levin's blog and see what she has to share with you today. Please use the blog hop list below to visit all the wonderful blogs in today's blog hop. We would love it if you would leave us a comment and let us know what you enjoyed about our projects. Your feedback is appreciated.
Until Next Time.
Happy Stampin',
Tricia Butts
Tricia Butts
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This piece creates a very peaceful vibe!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy, that was what I was aiming for. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
DeleteA very calming scene, Tricia. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jenny. I love the mountains and find it very soothing to look out at them everyday. :)
DeleteLovely piece of framed art Tricia.Has a very relaxing feel x
ReplyDeleteThank you Kim. I love creating mountain scenes with the Waterfront stamp set. :)
DeleteTricia, this is a great piece! I love your "window" to the mountains. What a cool idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sara. That was exactly what I was trying to convey with this design. A place to relax and find peace. :)
DeleteSuch a serene scene.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bronwyn. It's a nice reminder to relax and enjoy life. :)
DeleteSuch a peaceful art piece - lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Anna. That was the look I was aiming for. :)
DeleteSuch a sweet project. Very soothing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Audra. I am happy you like it. :)
DeletePrecious!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paula :)
DeleteWell done a scenery
ReplyDeleteThank you Jacquline. I love creating landscapes with the Waterfront stamp set. :)
DeleteADORE !! Great use of combined stamp sets and dies. Fab project. TFSx
ReplyDeleteThanks Mikaela. They all work well together. I was very happy with how it turned out. :)
DeleteLovely - would be beautiful on a wall in a little beach house
ReplyDeleteThank you Mette. That sounds like a lovely idea. :)
DeleteHow cute. Love this frame.
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Thanks Danielle. I repurposed a frame from a past Paper Pumpkin kit and it worked perfectly for this design. :)
DeleteOh Tricia that is TOO cute!! Makes me want to go sit and enjoy that view right now! Beautiful creation, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you. That is exactly what I want people to think and feel when they look at it. So glad that you enjoyed it. :)
DeleteThis is so beautiful! I love the idea of a home decor blog hop and I have to say I liked yours the best. So peaceful. Can I ask what size your frame was please?
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa, I have really enjoyed this blog hop and I am thrilled that you like my project. The frame is actually from a past Paper Pumpkin kit and is 4"x4". If I remember correctly, the opening size was 3 5/8" x 3 5/8" in size. Hope this helps. :)
Deletenice and relaxing, for sure, the color combos are perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I love playing around with different color combinations and these colors worked well for this landscape. :)
DeleteBeautiful! I'm inspired to do something like this with one of my photos! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue. I am so happy that I was able to inspire you. I can't wait to see what you create. :)
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