Jar of Love Terrarium
I was looking at the Stampin' Up! catalog, something I do a lot and saw the Live, Love, Grow stamp set. I love the idea of stamping a terrarium. My mind wandered to all those terrariums that were started in jars and that led me to today's card.
It is a homemade mason jar terrarium! This was so fun to make and not nearly as messy as a real terrarium. I also don't have to worry about watering it.
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The succulent in the jar is from a Paper Pumpkin kit. Paper Pumpkin is a monthly subscription kit offered by Stampin' Up!. I do not remember the month the kit came out or the name of the kit.
I am linking this to card to the Color Throwdown #400 challenge.
I love the inspiration picture and would love to own that comforter.
I am also linking it to the Freshly Made Sketches#244.
Remember that the Bonus Days promotion has started. For every $50 US you spend in a single order(before shipping and tax) between July 7 and July 31, you’ll get a $5 US Bonus Days coupon that you can use between August 2–31, 2016. This is the first time Stampin' Up! has offered this amazing promotion. It just made summer stamping shopping even better!
Love the simple freshness you have created with this card. Love the red polka dot paper and especially how you have your jar upside down and tied with the stamped bow. Fab design
What a clever and creative idea! Love your terrarium scene! Thanks for joining us at Color Throwdown!
Oh this is fun….I have always loved terrariums! So glad you joined us at CTD!
I love your sweet terrarium! The red just makes it pop! Glad you joined us at FMS!
Oh my gosh! I love that you turned the jar upside down to make a terrarium! The red scallops and patterned paper make everything pop so prettily!! Thank you for playing along with us this week at FMS!
Love it Sharon! Very creative! I would love to share this on my blog for ‘My Crafty Friends Monday’ (a round up of amazing cards from amazing stampers!)! Please let me know if you would prefer that I didn’t share it (of course I give you credit and link back to your blog!).