Fall Mash Up Blog Hop

Thank you so much for joining us for the

Fall Mash Up Blog Hop

Peachy Keen Stamps and SVG Attic

have partnered this weekend to bring you fun,
creative, and inspiring projects to jump start your Fall crafting!

Just check out how easy it is to use the adorable PKS face stamps with
SVG Attic's awesome cut files!

If you've just come from Vivienne's blog,
then you are in the right place!

If not, make sure you start at the beginning over at
Peachy Keen Stamp's Blog and the SVG Attic Blog
so you don't miss a single chance to win some fun prizes up for grabs!

PLUS*** For the duration of the HOP SVG Attic is having a SALE!!

Just enter the code "HOP" at checkout to save 30% off your total purchase! 

No minimum requirements!!

The Hop runs until Sunday night, and there will be even more
inspiration tomorrow at some of the other blogs!

Now for my project....... I made a step card! My first one ever!
 From the Step Card SVG Collection.

I'm not sure why, but I find myself creating
scenes out of paper quite often. So I thought it might be fun
to make a corn field/pumpkin patch Autumn scene to decorate my table!!

 

I used the Pumpkin Patch collection from SVG Attic 

for all the little pumpkins and paired them with 

super cute face stamps from Peachy Keen Stamps!!

 

 I wanted to make the hay-bale boxes and wagon from the 

Fall Harvest Favor Boxes Collection, but couldn't figure out how to add 

a 3-D wagon to a step card, so I just glued the bales of hay in a little stack in the back.

This is the view from the back of the card.... just so you can see that 

I tied up the bales with twine from Trendy Twine!

The cute ScareCrow is from the new set being released today:
Thankful Friends
I wanted to give him more of a "straw" look so I used the
haystack placecard holder from the Fall Celebration Kit
and reduced it to make tiny little ones! Then I cut them in half
and stuck 'em behind my scarecrow for his hands and feet!!
Cute right! Here's a closer view:

Sorry the pictures aren't better... I no longer own a camera.
It finally quit on me, so all my photos were taken with my phone... :-(
Lame I know.

Don'tcha just love his little face? I can't believe how fun it is to use
Peachy Keen Stamps! You can mix and match facial features and the possibilities are endless!!
I wanted him to look a little scary, since he IS a scarecrow...
and there happens to be a CROW sitting on his shoulder!!!!Lol!

Oh yeah! I almost forgot!!! See that rolled bale of hay on the left side??

I made that with svg files from SVG Attic too! I altered the
Spooky Treat Baskets
in my Jack-O-Lantern project last weekend
and I used that to make the end pieces for the round bale of hay.
The spiral added to the end is the lollipop from Suri's Sweet Treats
collection and I just used a rectangle to form the tube.

Thanks for hopping by!!!
I hope you liked my very first step card!!

Don't forget to leave a comment on each
designer's blog for a chance to win a $50 prize package from
SVG Attic or $50 prize package from Peachy Keen Stamps!!
The deadline for commenting is 11:59pm CDT
Sunday, October 9th.

Your next stop on the hop is:
Janice Wilson

Here's the line-up in case you get lost:
PKS Blog - http://peachykeenstamps.blogspot.com/

SVG Attic Blog(Jessica) - http://svgattic.blogspot.com/

Angelica - http://www.handmadebyangelica.com/

Ruthie - http://septemberninth.blogspot.com/ 

Kathy - http://www.peachykeenstamps-kathy.blogspot.com/   
Kasi - http://19eightyexpressions.blogspot.com/

 Vivienne - http://craftinghaven.blogspot.com/

Anna Dawn - http://memoriesbyannadawn.blogspot.com/ (me)

 Janice Wilson - http://stampingwithjanice.blogspot.com/

Raven - http://love4stamps.blogspot.com/

Lisa Buttafuoco - http://our2angelsinheaven.blogspot.com/

Cristina - http://www.craftingwithcristina.com/

Kim Score - http://paperpunchaddiction.com/

Laura – http://makinprettythings.blogspot.com/

 

In case you've never heard of them, here's some interesting info
about these two awesome companies!!

SVG Attic was founded early 2011 by Jessica Bashaw and is a family
owned company that operates in Southern California. Jessica provides
fresh, cute, and easy to cut/assemble SVG files for use with
your favorite SVG compatible electronic cutting machine.

Peachy Keen Stamps is a family business founded by Kathy & Dave
Jakopovich in September 2003. They are located in Green Bay, WI and are
the leading manufacturer of the original clear, high-quality, whimsical,
face stamps loved by die cutters internationally!!
Kathy illustrates the entire face line as well as an image
stamp line with the same sweet whimsical look.
Their stamps stamp crisp, clear, and never need to be sanded,
or rubbed with an eraser. Trade quality photopolymer means
that your stamps will last through THOUSANDS of impressions!!!