Welcome to day two of our Deck the Halls with Inky Paws week!
Each day this week we will have a new awesome featured guest and then a BIG blog hop on Friday, December 5th (with some give-aways, of course!) So make sure you come back and visit us every day!
Today's Featured guest is
Jennifer McGuire
An avid stamper, Jennifer McGuire has been sharing her card and scrapbook creations in countless publications and online since 2002. Notably, her work has been showcased in two special issues from Creating Keepsakes magazine: 101 Things to Do with Your Scrapbook Supplies (2007) and 101 Creative Ways to Use Your Scrapbook Supplies (2010). Most recently, her endeavors include sharing technique videos and inspiring stampers through Online Card Classes, which she co-founded with her dear friend Kristina Werner, and serving as Education Director for Hero Arts. Thanks to the high-energy classes Jennifer teaches both in-person and online, thousands of stampers all over the world have come to love stamping and cardmaking. Jennifer is both Copic and Ranger certified, which helps her take her students’ creativity to the next level.You can currently find Jennifer’s work at Online Card Classes; at the Hero Arts blog and website and in their catalog; and, of course, at her own blog, Jennifer McGuire Ink. Jennifer resides in Cincinnati with her husband Ken, stepdaughter Audrey, son Colin, and daughter Lila. Her stepdaughter Kay attends college in Texas.
http://www.jennifermcguireink.com
Here's what Jennifer created!
When I asked Jennifer which of our holiday sets she'd like to work with she suggested she could use our Falling into Autumn stamp to create a project for Christmas - and she definitely succeeded! I love this idea of creating a whole tree from the fun leaves in this set!
Thanks so much, Jennifer for being our guest today! She will be back for our Deck the Halls with Inky Paws blog hop on Friday, December 5th. Until then, you can visit her at her blog, Jennifer McGuire Ink to see a VIDEO of her project today!
Tomorrow we will have special Guest Amy Sheffer from Pickled Paper Designs
so make sure you take some time to come back and visit us again!
Beautiful festive card! Love the colour combo!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors you're used Jennifer and cool idea to use those tiny stamps for a bigger image! Thanks very much for sharing with us and the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJennifer this is another beautiful card and I would have never thought to do something like this but love it. It is so unique and gives you the opportunity to use those little stamps for something new so thank you very much for the inspiration, I am excited to try this with some of the stamps that I already have in my collection :)
ReplyDeleteCute Card Jennifer. Love the tiny stamped images idea with the fun tree triangle shape. Thank you so much for sharing this technique
ReplyDeleteAwesome creativity for using the smaller stamps and also new ways to use it!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this card! I absolutely love how you used this stamp set to make a holiday card!
ReplyDeleteLove The Idea of using the small stamps.
ReplyDeleteJust love the way you help me look at my existing stamps in a different way! I think this twist for a holiday card is so very creative.
ReplyDeleteJennifer's work is always spot-on! I love how she used those beautiful leaves to make a tree! Such a creative person!
ReplyDeleteLove this card! Such a great use of a stamp to make something so new
ReplyDeleteSuch as fun and pretty card Jennifer!
ReplyDeletegreat card and great tips using fun foam!! TFS
ReplyDeleteLove your work and especially this fabulous Christmas card using the autumn stamp set! You are so creative!!
ReplyDeleteI really love the idea of using fun foam as a layer! Lovely card.
ReplyDeleteAlways love Jennifer's creativity with stamps! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!! I LOVE this idea!! Leave it to Jennifer to create a Christmas Tree from Leaves!! Just AWESOME and FUN at the same time!! =) THANKS for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
ReplyDeletegorgeous as always
ReplyDeleteJen, I'm light years behind in comments (but not in seeing and admiring), so time to let you know how much I love the recent inspiration. This card by Jennifer: only stunning! Fabulous..and her video was an absolute treat!
ReplyDeleteHugs~c