It May Sound Corny

Today is another installment in the ongoing story of another set of Holiday catalog products I found useless to resist.   I love the Perfectly Preseved Bundle!  The bundle includes the Perfectly Preserved stamp set and the Cannery Set of Framelits dies.  When you buy the bundle you will save 15%.  Seriously you will want both the stamp set and the framelits so you might as well buy the bundle and save yourself some money.  

Hre's a super quick card I made in between working on the card for week 2 of the 12 Weeks of Christmas email which will be sent out today at 1 pm Pacific time.   If you have not signed up yet, to be on my mailing list go to the left hand side of the blog and sign up!  You can also sign up to be a subscriber to As the Ink Dries blog by completing the information below the mailing list sign up.

SUper simple, don't you love the corn?  I never thought I would be stamping corn to put on a card and love it!

Did you notice I put some Crystal Effects on the center ear?  I love how it gives it dimension and I just may have to go back and do the other two ears.

SUpplies
Stamps: Perfectly Preserved, Day of Gratitude
Ink: Cajun Craze, Old Olive , Cherry Cobbler, So Saffron, Elegant Eggplant
Paper: Very Vanilla, Orchard Harvest DSP
Punches: Decorative Label
Big Shot: Cannery Framelits
Extras: Crystal Effects, 1/2" Scallop Dots Ribbon in More Mustard

Here's some other reasons it is useless to resist the Perfectly Preserved Bundle.  How cute would the jar and the other images look on your scrapbook pages?  I can think of apple picking adventures, corn mazes, conty fairs and farmer's markets to name just a few.  How about as an adorable tag for your home canned treats?  You can also use the polka dot apple to make flowers like I did on this post.  You could also go all Good Will Hunting (remember the line "How do you like them apples? I am  showing my age again).  I could go on but I will spare you.  If you decide it is useless to resist  the Perfectly Preserved stamp set and Cannery Framelits, please go to my Online Store and order them or contact me and I would be happy to help you!