If you're waltzing along with us, you should have come here by way of Bonnie's blog. If you just happened to stop in, the fun starts with Claire on the Waltzingmouse Stamps Blog. My dear friend Julia is the next stop after me; her blog is linked up again below.
As usual, prizes are also up for grabs for two lucky commenters! One winner will be randomly chosen from the comments left on one of the Design Team blogs, the other will be chosen from the comments left on the Waltzingmouse Stamps Blog. So let us know what you think of the new release! The contest ends at 11:59 pm EST Saturday, July 3rd. Winners will be announced on the WMS Blog on Sunday.
I couldn't resist the pull of Rescue Remedies!
'Twas fate that brought this project together! First I found the adorable purple plaid tin at Michaels. And then I found this ridiculous (as in ridiculously delicious) recipe for Brownie Pillow Cookies from Bakerella. Then, of course, there was a label for Hand-Baked Goods in the Rescue Remedies set. I couldn't ignore the signs any longer!I stamped my label in Perfect Plum and used Off Beat Backgrounds to create a plaid pattern to mat my tag. I added some flower accents and a strip of felt.
You're waiting for a peek inside, aren't you?
Yum. These will certainly stimulate the appetite, but I'm not sure what tone they will give to the stomach!Thank you so much for visiting today - Julia is your next stop along the waltz. Have a great day!
#Anya
Recipe:Stamps: Rescue Remedies, Off Beat Backgrounds - Waltzingmouse Stamps
Cardstock: Vintage Cream - Papertrey Ink
Ink: Wheat, Perfect Plumeria VersaMagic, Peony VersaColor - Tsukineko; Perfect Plum - Stampin' Up!; Spring Moss - Papertrey Ink; Antique Linen Distress Ink - Ranger Industries
Other: Labels Four, Petite Oval Nestabilities - Spellbinders; Vintage Cream felt - Papertrey Ink; Paula Deen cookie tin - Michaels; clear adhesive rhinestones
Hi Anya,
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous both inside and out!
Clare x
Fabulous colors and of course, LOVE the plaid! Absolutely fabulous!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I saw the recipe on Bakerella and it looked interesting. Now I think I have to try it out! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteGreat project!! Love you you mimicked the plaid tin in your plaid patterned paper! Your treats look delicious too!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT IDEA FOR A HOME MADE GIFT. I DEFINETLY WANT THIS STAMP
ReplyDeleteWhat a great altered tin Anya! love the colors and the plaids - and what yums inside!!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet indeed...lovely and creative : )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Everyone has sure given us some wonderful inspiration today. Thanks. X
ReplyDeleteReally beautifull and love the color.
ReplyDeleteI love how the plaid looks with the vintage label!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to check out the recipe, your cookies look good. And so does the tin with the label.
ReplyDeleteEveline.
Pretty. I love how you put a oval under the label. It really makes it POP.
ReplyDelete*yummy* GREAT! from the outside and the inside!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious inside and out...what a fun way to make the adorable tin even more special!
ReplyDeleteEven if my cookies don't turn out very well, the packaging will be beautiful. Love how you tied in the plaid on the container to your design.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty project. Thanks for sharing the stamping and the recipe!
ReplyDeleteYummy! The tin is so fabulously pretty and those cookies look oh-so-good!
ReplyDeleteSweet treats do not have to be HUGE to be effective. This is such a great gift to drop off to a friend who you are thinking about.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing
cute packaging
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Love the delicate purple color. What a great way to use this set. I can't wait to get my hands on it. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAmazing creation and yummy cakes... :-)
ReplyDeleteI need some goodness to tone my stomach, I think I'll take your remedy! What a sweet project! TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove your project this is cute way to decorate a gift to give as a present for any occasion
ReplyDeleteLovely - I've had so much gift giving inspiration the last few days. Can't wait for Christmas preparations to begin - am I mad!!
ReplyDeleteYummy! A treat for the eyes AND the stomach. Thanks for including the "recipe" for your creation.
ReplyDeleteLove your project! This is such an adorable set.
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant, love the tin and what you have done with it. Cookies look yummy too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project, Anya! And those cookies, pure evil (off to make my shoppihg list...) :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a great stamp set for all kinds of treats and gift giving...love it and the cookies look yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Anya! I love your plum as a choice of color - magnificent! TFS!
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteAll those nice things you created with those great new sets definitly stimulated me to buy some of them! They are lovely- as well as your set today!
Great!
Andrea
Aarrgghh!! I don't know which looks more tempting -- the project or the cookies. Alas, I fear I will have to try them BOTH! Thanks ever so much!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project! Love this idea for this set.
ReplyDeleteKris, Wadsworth, OH
My husband won't be happy with me now because I told him I was only buying 1 stamp set. Now I have to have them all. I love the color of your plaid.
ReplyDeleteYumola -- both the project and the cookies! And yes, the beautiful plum color too. I'm enjoying waltzing around ... too fun!!!
ReplyDeleteThose baked goods certainly do look 'superior'- YUM! Who wouldn't want such yummy cookies wrapped up so nicely?
ReplyDeleteGreat cookie tin--love the purple and thanks for the link to the recipe.
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I can't wait to give some tone to my stomach!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I know so many fans of bakarella, I'm sure she'd be proud to see her recipe packaged in such elegant fashion.
ReplyDeleteLooks good enough to eat! What a lovely gift idea! Would be a fun set for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteDeniseB
What a yummy gift - that recipe is a hit! I love what you've done with the wee flowers, too. Pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors, and the plaid tin and the plaid mat go together perfectly!
ReplyDeleteYummy and delicious! Great project.
ReplyDeletegorgeous and yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh that looks just delicious!! I really like the side circles that extend out. What a great gift.
ReplyDeleteBeth Greco
I love the tin inspired purple (and the recipe had me salivating). It's great when all the signs align for inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super gift! The cookies look delicious & the presentation makes them even more appetising.
ReplyDeleteThe color combination is yummy (along with the cookies)! Love the clear cover too.
ReplyDeleteFabulous tag for your baked treat! Something anyone would love to get as a gift!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous and oh.so.yummy!!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful little gift! Great job!
ReplyDeleteSuch an enabler...now you know I'm just going to have to bake those cookies! :o) Brownies and choc chip, what's not to love. Your project is beautiful, I always love checking out your blog. Thanks Anya.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely cookie tin! Just love your great tag with such creative stamping work. The plaid background paper which mimics the can design works just great. I appreciate you sharing your talents with us!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove these stamps and your gift will be much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious project you created Anya!
ReplyDeleteYum, you have actual baked goodies! This set is so great, and I love your purple plaid giftie here! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful project...love how you used the label and the cookies look yummy!!!
ReplyDeletethe tone in stomach will be a rich b-flat, humming away content on the chocolate chip cookie dough & brownie goodness. can i just say that that recipe made me drool?!
ReplyDeletei love how you made a matching plaid -- i'm glad that you didn't ignore the signs ;)
Beautiful label set! I love your plaid stamped mat and flower accents!
ReplyDeleteAndrea McCulley
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so pretty! You sure captured the spirit of the label set with your delicious looking packaging:) It's been fun to see all your creations throughout the previews and blog hop!
ReplyDeleteGood enough to eat indeed!
ReplyDeleteThese labels are gonna make it so trendy to give handmade gifts and it's easy to make them look fab. Love it. TFS
ReplyDeleteOk, now you´ve got it : I´m hungry.
ReplyDeleteI´m hungry about the cookies and the new stamps...
Well done!
gorgeous, a perfect gift!
ReplyDeleteA truly delicious gift set - love it.
ReplyDeleteThose cookies made my mouth water. They look amazing. Love the tin, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic project Anya! I would love to receive a tin like this. And then when you see what is inside.....the whole thing is double delicious!
ReplyDeleteYum... fabulous project.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea and the cookies look divine! Thank you for all your hard work and inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the tin, LOVE the cookies!! I saw those cookies on Bakerella and would be afraid to make them as I'd eat them all!! lol.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work!!
I love the tin, the label looks great. And the cookies look really yummy too!
ReplyDeleteYum! The tag is awesome, great colors.
ReplyDeleteYUMMY! Both the decorative tin AND the cookies!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe plaid background is no surprise! ;-) Love the way you used the circular elements to either side of the label!
ReplyDeleteYummy colors and cookies! You ideas have made me hungry to eat and craft!
ReplyDeleteSo glad it's hot summer here...there's no way I'd be turning on my oven to make those delicious treats. Oh yes...and your tag is absolutely perfect! I love how you coordinated the plaid with the tin!
ReplyDeleteOh my, fantastic, my bank balance is in danger!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and the plaid...gorgeous!
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