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a simple set of vintage look winter white ornaments

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Are you Christmasing?  I certainly am, almost non-stop it seems, and am trying
to challenge myself to use non-traditional colors in some of my creations.  Here
are some winter white,  vintage sewing themed ornaments, using a sweet new
stamp available at Altered Pages:
The stamp measures 2.4 by 3.4, so it's a perfect size for ornaments.

I wrapped the cut-out cardstock with vintage trims and silk ribbons.
(accented with clear Wink of Stella pen.)
Be sure to check back Monday to find out what the December Altered Pages Artsociates Art Challenge will be, there will be lovely prizes as always!  (And yes, my post is a vague clue . . . ;)

Have a lovely weekend,
:)trisha
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  1. DIYDesignStudioSaturday, December 07, 2013

    Trisha, they are so YOU. Great use of the stamp and it's a good size for this purpose.

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  2. Tristan RobinSaturday, December 07, 2013

    what a clever, clever idea - and so pretty!

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  3. Barbara RankinSaturday, December 07, 2013

    What a lovely idea. They are so awesomely pretty!

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  4. ddazzled71Monday, December 09, 2013

    Loving this non traditional take on a christmas ornament Trisha, beautifully done! xx

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