Impression Obsession Fall/Winter Dies - Day 1
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We're sharing Christmas dies today - I decided to use this mitten die to make a cute and useful clip! I cut a white mitten first, then traced it to create a backing piece in red.
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| Mitten |
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| Patchwork Holly |
I used a full size clothespin, and attached it with hot glue. The ribbon is laced through the cuff of the mitten - so fun!
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Great idea, and such a beautiful dies!
ReplyDeleteLove that mitten die! So intricate.
ReplyDeleteWe don't get to use mittens very often in Florida, but it makes it a wonderful thing to add to our "nostalgia stash" to create with. Great project and great release! kReN@afourthlife
ReplyDeleteFabulous project. Love that mitten die!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute mitten!! That's a great and creative way to use it!
ReplyDeleteSo dang cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! I love the mitten. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this mitten idea. Looks great with the papers you used.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable die!! I could see many uses for this on my Christmas projects.
ReplyDeletePam B.
Your mitten clip is absolutely adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThis would also be really cool as a holder for a pack of markers, paint brushes, paints or other cylindrical products as a gift! LOVE it!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteThis is so clever. Love the big mitten!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea Dina - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat mitten card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic die and your idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea!!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Love that mitten die!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!
ReplyDeleteDina, this is SO CUTE!!! I LOOOVE the intricacy of this die! ;) I'm partial to Christmas things too! ;)
ReplyDeleteHow awesome and clever ! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us.
ReplyDeleteLovely way to use the mitten die!
ReplyDeleteLove it :))
Love the mitten die and how you used it.
ReplyDeleteCute idea!
ReplyDeleteCleaver project. This could decorate gifts and even a tree. TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic. creative idea.
ReplyDeleteLove the mitten die!
ReplyDeleteCute mitten and very clever to make it a clip.
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Love that mitten die and the holly!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea using the mitten die.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Judy
Really cute! Great idea for holiday decor, at first I thought it was a card. :) Love the ribbon detail. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
Wonderful project.
ReplyDeleteLove the use of a clothespin - very clever!
ReplyDeleteVery cool idea using a clothes pin and adding the mitten. That is a great idea for a little gift for my stamping group, we all try to do a little crafty gift like this at Christmas. Thank you for sharing and I hope you don't mind if I lift your idea. I'll change the colors... LOL
ReplyDeleteWell, aren't YOU clever! This is adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun mitten! Your layered effect is so beautiful and really showcases the new die to perfection!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun idea! Love this!
ReplyDeleteFun project/idea. Love the pretty mitten die.
ReplyDeleteI see these on potted plants. How decorative is that
ReplyDeleteLove this tag
ReplyDeleteReally cute mittens! And the red and white is very stricking. Thank you for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteGreat fun gift idea! As soon as I saw the mitten I imagined it white and backed with red too! Thank You for sharing along in this fantastic blog hop!
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever idea! It's cute and useful.
ReplyDeleteDina, that is super cute tag! Love your layer patterned paper, too :) THANKS for the inspiration, my friend!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea! I love how function and decorative it is.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! This really helps me understand the size of the mitten. I love how these hops do that. Makes it so much easier to add to the wish list! LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a Great Idea!!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteCute creation, gives a lot of idea!
ReplyDeleteReally like the mitten die and idea clipping onto the jar with paint brushes. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like this die and cute idea with the clothes pin.
ReplyDeleteAwesome paper choices! Love that cute mitten die!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! What a fun way to add a little festiveness to your craft area. Would be great to give to give to your crafty friends, so they could too.
ReplyDeleteI love the big mitten.
ReplyDeleteThe backing is great.
Fun idea to make a clip out of it.
thanks for sharing.
cool idea! I love the design on the mitten. TFS
ReplyDeleteThe mitten die can be used for so many uses-it's gorgeous in red and white!
ReplyDeleteLove this mitten die! So versatile! And your clip is just too cute!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that mitten is adorable! Love the knitted look
ReplyDeleteLove your mitten clip!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!! So cool
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Love the mittens dies!
ReplyDeleteSo many possibilities for that cute little mitten ... such a clever design.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Love that mitten die and the holly too!!!
ReplyDeleteCute mitten, love how you are using it.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is that mitten!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the glasses are a must have .
Great Idea. Very Cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea. Adorable.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I thought this was a card, but you went one step further and made it a clip. The mitten pattern is so cute and now the recipient will be able to keep the clip to use over the winter and future winters, whereas a card may have been (unintentionally, of course) disposed. Thanks for sharing your great idea.
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