Sunday 27 November 2016

Uniko November Release & Blog Hop

Let's hear it for Uniko's November Release Blog Hop Special! Are you ready for this? Well here we go!

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My first share today uses that Rustic Wreath stamp set I couldn't shut up about yesterday. And I've tried something a bit different.



I got this idea for a table setting from Card Making and Crafting magazine and a little light bulb went click in my head. I think it's rather cute and a fab way to get my crafting passion into the mix on Christmas Day.


If you've been following my Let's December Daily album preparations - here and here - you'll recognise the colour scheme. And they're going to be my 2016 table colours too.


I started by die cutting a scalloped edge to one side of the card and then stitched round three edges to make a pocket. the wreath was stamped and die cut into a doughnut and attached to the ribbon bow with jute twine - it's so fun to see it swing.


I added my initial to the centre, a sentiment at the bottom and some of the little twiggy stamps too. The whole thing was blinged up with sparkly crystals.

Just need to make the rest of the family place settings now - or I could just have a peaceful time on my own, so NOT going to happen!

Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Rustic Wreath & Classic alphabet
Inks: SU, Chocolate chip, tempting turquoise; Memento pear tart
Dies: Spellbinders, labels eight & standard circles small; Die-namics, inside out stitched circle stax
Embellishments: SU ribbon, island indigo; Bling Bling gems; Creative Expressions, jute twine 

I'm keeping my post as short as possible today so you can get on with your hopping, but in fairness I had to feature the other two new release sets didn't I?

So here it is using a very modern colour scheme to match the trendy look of the triangular tree stamps.


I almost added a pop of red with the stars, but changed my mind and went with purple to keep that ultra chic alternative look.


Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Christmas Pop & Most Wonderful
Ink: Memento, tuxedo black
Dies: Lil'inker, stitched mats rectangles
Embellishments: purple star gems from my stash

And now the bit you've been waiting for - a chance to win the whole November release. Simply comment here and on all the other Uniko DT blogs in the hop to be in with a chance. YAY, so easy!




Jane - that's me




Good luck my friends!
 
Thanks for your time today, so pleased you dropped by.  And keep crafting!

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20 comments:

  1. These are fantastic! Your table setting especially is a stunner.

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  2. What a terrific idea and your color choices are beautiful!

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  3. Wow!! What an awesome and clever idea to make a table setting. It adds such a sweet and personal touch to christmas :) i think this would be great for formal dinners too. I really like the color combination of kraft and blue/teal, works so well. The black and white card is so pretty and classic. Thanks for sharing.
    cheers
    preety

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  4. I really love the place setting idea for dressing the table at Christmas, Jane....the colour combo is delicious too! Your monochrome trees are really striking and showcase the strong geometric feel of these stamps :) Great ideas x

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  5. I adore the place settings! The colours are wonderful (my favourites) and I think that your Christmas table is going to look fantastic! The simple black and white on your card is so dramatic, so elegant. Fabulous showcase! xxx

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  6. Oohhh.. these stamps are sooo lovely.
    I would love to win ❤

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  7. Oohhh.. these stamps are sooo lovely.
    I would love to win ❤

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  8. WOW! Loving the table setting, such a festive and creative idea, loving the colour scheme too. Something I will have to keep in mind for future Christmas Days. I don't think they will last for long this year with two two year olds ;)
    Your tree card is beautifully Chic in the royal purple. Beautiful showcase of Uniko and THANK YOU so much for all your hard work and promotion of Uniko this week, it is very much appreciated. Hugs Bev x

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  9. An assortment of WOW once again, Jane! Your table setting is a brilliant, beautiful use of the wreath! Hope you'll take photos of your festive table once you have it ready. And the trees have captured my CAS-loving heart! Such versatile sets! A whole lot of pretty happening here!
    Hugs~c

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  10. Your table decorations are just awesome Jane and love the colour combo. They'd match my dining / kitchen perfectly and they show off the new sets beautifully. Also love the monochromatic Christmas card. Such a delight. Sarah x

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  11. Beautiful silverware holder! I love that Rustic Wreath set! Awesome trio of trees card too.... love the geometric designs and your b&w combo!

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  12. the tag on the place setting is wonderful.
    Love the black/white trees.
    thanks for sharing some great ideas.

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  13. Oh I LOVE how you created that place setting with that wreath!! So clever!!! The black and white combo of your card is so elegant too. Great design!

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  14. Beautiful colors Jane, love the wreath stamps usage, and the tree one looks wonderful in monochromatic scheme.

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  15. This is really awesome Jane! Love it

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  16. Beautiful creations!!! Really festive!!!

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  17. WOW Jane ! This is stunning ! I love your place setting, what a clever idea and it showcases so well the new wreath set ! I also love your monochromatic trees, so CAS and so chic ! Thanks for sharing.
    Izzy Scrap

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  18. What an ingenious idea with the table settings! They will no doubt be the star of your Xmas table! X

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  19. WOW... this is a beautiful wreath tag for dinner setting. And the card is fabulous!

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  20. JANE, those place setting are absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!!

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