Welcome to my part of the "Pretty In Pink" Princess Tour. I am filling in for someone who had to drop the tour at the last minute. My name is Jennifer Eby. My samples will be on the simple side since I did not have weeks to prepare like the rest did. In fact, I did all my samples in one weekend. I am spotlighting the stamp set called "Leaf Lines." This set has so much potential. There are 5 types if leaves and a saying and I have used each and everyone in my samples you will see below. If you want to know how and what supplies I used, please email me and I will provide you with the directions. I am also offering Blog Candy. What I am giving away and what you must to do to be in the drawing is at the end of my samples. 
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- This is my favorite card. As you have probably discovered by now, making flowers from punches or stamps is all the rage right now. I used the ginko leaf to make my flower. The center of the flower uses the four leaf clover with a pink rhinestone brad. The leaves are from the big bird punch. The flower was raised up with a glue dot.
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- This is my 3D item and it contains tea bags. The front of the container says TEA and it is hard to see in the picture. There are also clear buttons attached to the front. I am not sure what kind of leaves these are but they reminded me of tea leaves, so I used them on this container. The kind of tea that is in this container also includes flowers so I made pansies using our butterfly punch. This is on the back of the container.
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Blog Candy
- I am giving away a Stampin' Up Crop -a-Dile and a stamp set called "Sweet Stems" and a hostess set from the mini called "Picture This." They are brand new in the packaging and have never been used. Blog Candy is only offered to non-Stampin' Up! demonstrators for the Royal Blog Tour.
In order to qualify for the Blog Candy I am offering, you must leave a comment about which item you liked the best and why along with your email address and if you become a follower on my blog, you will have two chances to win. Remember the Blog Candy is only for NON STAMPIN' UP DEMONSTRATORS. I will mail to anyone who qualifies and is picked. I will use a random generator to pick the lucky person. You will be notified by email shortly after the tour ends.
- Have fun on the tour. Please click your mouse on the shoes to go to the next blog and pay attention to the clues so you can enter to win the grand prizes.
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73 comments:
Wow Leanne.. beautiful projects!
Hi, Thanks for participating and sharing with all of us. Sandy
My favorite project is the first card. It uses my favorite in color and I love how you used the ornament punch as a vase. anitamocha@charter.net
Wow Sandy I love the Tea project! I hope my daughter makes one!
Ruthann
apjjrbeauty@hotmail.com
I liked the flower on the sympathy card. All your projects were beautiful. A great job!!!
Babe O'Mara
youiesmom@att.net
Wow - you've done well considering you had such a short time. Beautiful projects & very creative.
Great projects! Love them all!
Gee, it's hard to pick just one but I guess I would go with the first card and the holly with the "ornament" vase. I can see where I should have gotten that punch.
Jennifer, I love ALL your projects! I like the distressing you did on the first couple of cards. The cannister is so pretty. Thanks for all your hard work on the blog tour!
Jennifer, congratulations you did a beutiful projects. Thank you for be part of this wonderful tour.
Martha Lucia Gomez
http://stampartpapel.blogspot.com
OMGoodness. I am loving all the texture you use in each of your projects. I love the cut out look so much!
The Crop-a-Dile would be my pick. Even tough the stamps are pretty awesome too but I see Punching Eyelets into chipboard for books in my future!
I like your Christmas card the best! You can tell without the side view that your leaves are dimensional by the way you adhered them and the angle. All your projects are awesome considering you had no pre-planning!
jdgilch@msn.com
WOW - you used a leaf to make a flower! I've got to try that!
mdsmart1@att.net
I really like flowers and your flower card is gorgeous. All your work is beautiful...Great job. Barb....bjhrn1@gmail.com
I loved the sympathy card because of the colors, the border punch and the flower. I would definitely try to make this. Thank you so much for sharing.
sandithescrapper@yahoo.com
I love your artwork, this was a great stop on the RGT, but...I would love to have that SU Cropodile! I've had my eye on one but just haven't purchased one yet. It's so functional, I'm sure I will love it!
my favorite(s) are a toss up between that sympathy card and the tea container!! Beautiful and yes I'll become a follower.
My favorite is the sympathy card...love the flower and combination of colors you used...Great job!
Debbie Gendorf
pinkywomen1969@sbcglobal.net
My favorite project is the Christmas card. The layering of the leaves adds so much to the card. Isn't the ornament punch just the best? Thank you for the ideas.
nym1fan@earthlink.net
I like the Tea container, I think it would look really nice on the counter or as a gift to someone!
Nice job!
Joey Hoskins
jhoskins@mhcsltd.com
Wow I Really liked the card made with the punches for flowers. I'm into making different ones and this one was great
Deb
lamadd@homesc.com
I hadn't noticed this set; you've inspired me to look at it closer. I'm already subscribed to your blog with my feed reader. Thanks for sharing.
I liked the 3-D Tea container the best since it has beautiful pansies on it and they are one of my favorite flowers. Thank you.
Shannon Edwards
deshamty@yahoo.com
Well, I'm a demo but I'm going to leave a comment anyways, just to say thanks for playing and I love your creations! :)
I LOVE the way you colored the first card! I like the way you used the ginko leaf. My fave is the holly stem Thanks to you, another stamp set is on my list!LOL!
Sharon L
sharon.lemon@sbcglobal.net
I like your tea bag holder, very pretty and very useful too!
I AM a demo, so this is just a THUMBS-UP comment for you- nice job for not having much time to prepare!
Good Luck to whoever is the lucky recipient of your blog candy!
Tough choice, but I think my favorite is the sympathy card. I have trouble making them. I love the softness but unexpected color of this card.
Thanks
Kathy T
klpt@hotmail.com
I loved the flower you made for the sympathy card!
And what would you have done if you had WEEKS!!??? Your cards are fantastic. I love the ornament punch/vase.........shows the versatility of our products.
Janet
janetstamps@pacbell.net
I love the tea container. Your photo makes it look like it is covered in corduroy! I love the leaves and the color. Will make a great gift!
I am a non-demonstrator!
Bea Lincoln
musicedmom1@yahoo.com
Oh man, what great creations and what great candy. Thank you for this opportunity
Beautiful projects. I think my favorite is the Christmas card.
highhopefarm1@aol.com
Awesome projects!! My favorite is the sympathy card (I am always looking for ideas for these,as I find them difficult to make). Thanks for sharing and the wonderful ideas :-)
HI my favorite project is teh first card with the holy -I like the way you made the leave 3 dimensional and also used the ornament punch for the vase-very inventive! i also like how you put the oak leaves on the circle and popped them up on the other card.
gouldlinda at netzero dot net
Great blog candy! It was hard to decide but I think I like the holly leaves the best. This royal tour is so much fun. Ginny veogg@att.net
I love the tea container
My favorite is the first card. I really like how you colored the image and popped it up.
lisawhs808 at aol dot com
i really liked your with sympathy card. You don't see much sympathy cards using bright colors its a bold move and it looks great. It is bound to make the person your giving it too smile :O) thanks for sharing! daealonzo@hotmail.com
Love your designs! It's been a pleasure to tour your site as well as sharing the Pretty in Pink Path with you!
Hi Leanne! I liked the sympathy card the best. Loved the color combination and the use of the punches ~ very creative!
Cheryl
Great projects, my favorite is the tea bag holder. It is unique and fabulous!
Kris
ksobolik@hotmail.com
Great projects, Leanne. You have shown off this stamp set nicely. (I'm a demo, so leave me out of the drawing)
I did subscribe to your blog because I love what I see here. I am not eligible for the blog candy because I am a demonstrator. But I had to leave a comment. You are using such fun ideas to achieve texture and depth to your projects.
Glad I dropped by
Marti Crapo
martijeanatcomcastdotnet
Love the tea canister!! I also love the frayed edges on your first card. TFS
It's amazing what we can do when we're "under the gun." Your projects are beautiful, and it's hard to believe you created them all so quickly. My favorite is the vase from the ornament punch. Too clever. TFS!
The sympathy is my favorite. The colors and the flowers really make the card. Thanks for sharing.
Love your projects, thanks so much for sharing.
Please dont make me choose they are all beautiful but my favorite is the tea container. I love the bamboo and pansies and of course tea in general looking forward to winning some blog candy thank you for the chance
Clarissa Rodriguez
clarissa.m.rodriguez@gmail.com
I like the Christmas card - the colors are so pretty!
I became a follower.
Beth
bethbeaty at earthlink dot net
Love the alternate use of the ornament punch... thanks for sharing!
I think your with sympathy card is absolutely gorgeous.... love the flower on it!
Thanks so much for sharing!!!
xoxo
Ola
okj83 at live dot com
You had some great projects. I liked the acorn leaf card because the 2 colors you used were very striking, and you achieved nice balance with everything.
Kit Anderson
kit_marie09 at yahoo dot com
(I am not a demo, just a customer)
Clever how you used the ornament stamp as a vase. That's my favorite. Thank you for be part of this wonderful tour and for sharing your talent with us.
Cathleen McSorley
cmcsor9101@aol.com
I love the tea bag project. I am always looking for ideas to take a simple, ordinary gift and turn it into something special.....and you did just that! Thanks for sharing!
Jenni sylvia
morestampsplz@verizon.net
I enjoy regular visits to your blog. Thank you for sharing love the cards. tdharris1@cox.net
Some great projects, thank you for sharing.
Gale
I like the Tea bag holder the best, because of the different textures.
reneydavis@aol.com
hi I am a demo but just had to tell you fair princess how much I enjoyed coming to visit your castle lovely cards esp that you were a last min sub well done beautiful work
Love the oak leaves and acorns on the raised circles. Great new idea to me ~ why didn't I think of that?? All projects are beautiful though. You did great even though you had short notice. Glad you participated and thanks for the chance at some awesome blog candy! I've added you to my Google Reader also.
Jennifer: These are beautiful! Thank you for filling in; no one would guess how little time you had to make these lovely creations!
Lucia Kaiser
My favorite is the tea bag container - pansys are my favorite flower! It is just great. Jill
stamperjf@comcast.net
I love all of your projects! Do I really have to pick just one? If I have to chose I guess I would pick the 3rd card with the flower out of the ginkgo leaves. My neighbor when I was growing up had a ginkgo tree and I always think of her when I see ginkgos. Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win your awesome candy. Also I am signing up to follow your blog. Inky hugs,
Janet
janet@swofford.com
Love the 3D tea container! Great inspiration. Thanks for the chance to win blog candy! Sue
You created beautiful projects! Love them all. What talent you have. Good luck to the winner of your blog candy. I am a SU demo and have those things already. You are very generous!
Love your projects. TFS!
Tina
tinataves.blogspot.com
although I like the unique Christmas card, my favorite project is the "tea". Those pansies from the butterfly punhc are just INGENIUS!!
Andrea
andrea.barrentine@gmail.com
If you hadn't mentioned you'd only had a weekend to prepare, we'd never have known! Beautiful! I especially love the 3rd project - lovely! Thank you so much for participating!
Warmly,
Sarah San Clemente
sarahsc@comcast.net
loved them all the tea holder was my favorite... i allways tend to lean toward 3d ... and the top note card was super cute... would have never know you only had a weekend to prepare.. great job.
latricia_nelson@silsbeetoyota.com
I love the tea project! I love doing 3-D things so this is awesome! great job on the others also.
I love the Tea container. Great projects and thank you from sharing. RBT has been so much fun, from a fellow demonstrator.
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