Today at Power Poppy we’ve got two fabulous rustic sets that just shine! They are full of cozy and comfortable images for Christmas.
Pull out your warm flannels, first up, we have
Snuggle Down!
Here’s what Marcy had to say about the set: "Tartan plaid is on my mind! This set has two focal images - one is a stack of wool blankets with a lantern and sleigh bells. The other a grouping of retro Thermoses and the fixings for hot cocoa. Something really fun for this set - hand-drawn strips to make your own plaid backgrounds. There's a second set in this release called Through the Woods which would also work well with the plaid patterns”.
Friends you will flip over how fun these plaids are! And the images are SO sweet! The set has lots of room at 5”x 6”. You will never have to go searching for the right designer paper match for a plaid - you can create your own in minutes!
I created my plaid background to go with the way I coloured up my image in golds, greens, reds and warm grey’s with Copics. I even embossed the stitched rows in the background to match the gold metallic pen I used in the blanket stack.
I pulled it all together with some green chenille ribbon, black cording, gold jingle bells and the sentiment from yesterday’s new set, Let Your Heart Be Light.
I was so nutty about the plaid from Snuggle Down, that I tried it on the diagonal for this one too. Isn’t this homespun tree adorable? Here’s Marcy’s description: "Woodsy sentiments and evergreens as far as the eye can see. A potted tree has several birdie visitors, plus an extra bird in flight as a separate stamp, who is poised to land in the tree to "gather together" with his friends. A ribboned bough of bells, antlers, and berries is an updated version of an older drawing of mine. I've also brought the birch-log frame (formerly a digital wreath stamp) into clear. Lots of sentiment and log slices to have some woodsy fun. And I think this set would be cute with those plaid strips!”
I agree Marcy! I coloured the tree up to match my plaids, and then added golden accents in the stars with a Krylon pen, metallic watercolour paint on the snow, followed by sparkly glitter.
For embellishments I found some fun pink pom pom ribbon in my stash, a wood veneer heart that I inked up with white craft ink, and a tiny metallic star.
There’s so much more in store with these two beautiful sets!
Allison Cope
Christine Okken
Cindy Lawrence
Julie Koerber
Kathy Jones
Katie Sims
Stacy Morgan
Tosha Leyendekker
and Marcy at the Power Poppy Blog
