Cute sketch, huh? Papertrey Ink's new Banner Builder set was perfect for this challenge! I used SU's retired Dashing dp, real red, and old olive cardstock. I strung some baker's twine through the buttons and added some bling between the banners. The flower is Tim Holtz's paper rosette die. I cut it down a bit before putting it together to make it smaller. The sentiment is from Paper Makeup Stamps Little Moments set. I added some ferns behind the flower using a Martha Stewart punch.
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Recipe
Stamps: Banner Builders (PTI), Little Moments (PMS)
Paper: Vintage cream, real red, old olive, Dashing dp (SU)
Ink: Memento tuxedo black
Accessories: Banner builder dies, rosette die (Tim Holtz), buttons, baker's twine, bling, MS fern punch

I actually made this at the end of October when Lauren first revealed it to the DT. I couldn't wait to make it and give it as a gift to my student teacher who was completing her term with me in my classroom. She went to Ghana, Africa to complete her student teaching. The sentiment I chose, from
I cut the template using SCAL on my Cricut using riding hood red cardstock. The decorative piece was cut from Graphic 45 dp. The colors looked Christmas to me, even in October! The sentiment was stamped on the 

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I've chosen these colors from my Vera Bradley laptop bag in the Pirouette pattern. I thought they would be good for holiday cards or any occasion cards. Here's mine.
I thought I had flower dies from Papertrey Ink to match the flowers on the Vera Bradley bag, but alas I did not! So I found this patterened paper from PTI called 