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Saturday, November 14, 2026

Can You Handle the Pressure - Twist - Bears

 

Hello Friends, thanks for stopping by today!

We have a new challenge starting today over on our new Can You Handle The Pressure Challenge Blog and the TWIST theme is ...

Bears

Remember, the twist is optional but you MUST use an embossing folder on your projects to qualify for the prize.  Heat embossing is also permitted but only in conjunction with an embossing folder.

 Here's what I've created to inspire you today ...
 
 
 
Is he look content or what?  LOL
 
For my background panel, I've used the Spellbinder 3D 'Holly & Foliage' embossing folder onto white card stock then sponged a little color over the embossing. 
 
 Spellbinders - De-Light-Ful Christmas Collection - 3D Embossing Folder - Holly and Foliage  Scrapbook.com - Christmas Animals I - Rub-On Transfers - 6x8 - 2 Sheets
 
 Next, I die cut the 2 largest Tutti Designs 'Stitched Scalloped Oval' dies.  On the white one I used one of the Scrapbook.com Christmas Animals 1 Rub-on Transfers (bear) .. used the red die cut for the matting.  A few other rub-ons were used as accents (poinsettia, snowflake & candycane).
 
 When a local tea shoppe closed a few years back, they gave me all their crafty goods ... ribbons, papers, stamps, etc.  That is where the red stitched ribbon came from (good heavens, I have SO MUCH ribbon ... really need to start using it again).
 
Hope you enjoyed today's share!!
 
 Please be sure to come check out our challenge blog and play along.

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