Rosh Hashanah Blog Hop

As the Jewish New Year is 

around the corner

on September 10 and 11 some of us 

Jewish Stampin'Up! demos

 have come together to make this blog hop for you

to get inspired for your diy New Year cards

 with Stampin'Up! Products.

I hope you have arrived here from 

Lulu's Crafty Stamping Blog

and I hope you got some inspiration from her wonderful ideas.

Here are two cards I made with two sets:

Picked for you (apple)

and Jars of Love (honey jar)

Why apple and honey? It is a tradition to eat a piece of apple

dipped in honey and wish each other a very happy and sweet

New Year.

For my card I  used the Tea Room Special Design Serie Papers.

One of the designs is this one with the bees. Perfect to combine

with the honey jar. Behind the honey jar you see onw of the

Colored Doilies (they come in a package with several colors).

For decoration I used a ribbon and adhesive sequins.

For stamping the apples I have used a variety 

of colors. Some old and some new inkpads.

The sentiment Happy Rosh Hashanah (Hebrew 

meaning Head of the Year, so New Year) is a sentiment 

from an old and much loved  Jewish stamp set called

Mazel Tov.

For the 2nd card I used anothe piece of paper from the same

Tea Room set. The little bees are from the set A Little Wild.

After stamping the jars I colored them with these

wonderful stampin'blend markers and cutting them out.

Here a close up to see the sentiment with the little bees

and the beautiful background paper.

Now on to my next project:

Decorated candle glasses.

With the Tea Room Special Design Serie papers I covered the glass.

I used the same papers as on the cards. The fun  thing with these

jars is that inside the jar you see the other side of the paper

and this gives a beautiful extra dimention.

Underneath the candles I made these apple coasters.

I found some crochet patterns online, but mainly it is just 

making a white circle with a red border.
There is one HERE.

I cut the oval shap with one of the Stiched Framelits Dies.

The bees are stamped on the oval shape and colored with

pencil before adding the apple with a piece of

foam adhesive strip. The Hebrew sentiment

is one from my stash and meaning a Good Year!

For the 2nd jar you see inside the little tea spoon 

part of the paper. Fun, because sometime you use a spoon 

to add honey to the apple. Around both glasses I added 

some ribbon to keep the paper tight to the glass

and also for decoration.

Now for more ideas hop over to

Pascale's Elegance Creative Blog

and see what she has come up with.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!

L'Shana Tova - Happy New Year!