Baked with Christmas Love

Hello crafty friends! I can't believe I'm already at the end of my term on the Butterfly Reflections ink Design Team. I have had so much fun sharing my creations with you these past four months, and I hope you all enjoyed them as well.

Today I'm sharing a few fun-filled mini-scenes with the help of my Lawn Fawn Die Cut Peek-A-Boo Backdrop. I stamped my images and sentiment on white cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. After I stamped my images, I cut them out and colored them.
The stamp sets I used included:

To create the background, I used a piece of patterned paper from Lawn Fawn paper pack Knit Picky and adhered it under my Peek-a-boo Backdrop. I pieced the patterned paper to red cardstock before adhering them to the card blank (with tape runner.) After my pieces were all together, I glued the colored images to the scene using a Lawn Fawn glue tube. Once everything was attached, I added some last-minute details using my white gel pen and glitter pen.

You can find the products I used here at the Butterfly Reflections ink Shop. Thank you all so much for following along on this crafting journey with me. If you want to keep seeing my creations, don't hesitate to follow me on Instagram @CaveWomanCreations. Merry Christmas to you all and Happy Holidays! <3 -Amanda Willett-Snider

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