Lil' Inker New Product: Day 3.

You've made your merry way here from

Suzanne Dahlberg's fabulous blog, if you'd like to start

from the beginning, head back to the Lil' Inker blog.

--- scroll down for the promised Tiny Tutorial ---

For the last day of Lil' Inker's February Hop

I've made a card using the Notebook Die & Notebook Doodle Stamp set,

and I've added a darling greeting that can only be found

on a limited basis with a $75 order from Lil' Inkers.

{More info and links at the bottom of my post}

Take note that I've only utilized the top edge of the die.

{Let me know in the comments if you want to know how I did it!}

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On Monday I posted a felt bracelet that I

created with the new Connected Circles Die:

As promised, here's a Tiny Tutorial

that shows how I extended the number

of connected circles....

1) Hang the end of felt and the die OFF of the cutting mat,
this part of the die will not be cut.

The resulting cut.

2) Flip the cut felt piece around and let the cut

portion hang off of the cutting mat.

3) Overlap the last circle of the die over the

partially cut circle of felt. Be sure to allow the

end of the die to hang off of the cutting mat

to keep the circle strip from being cut apart.

Your resulting continuous strip!

This can easily be repeat over and over again to

create a very long piece for a darling garland.

Doesn't that sound so cute?!

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I don't know how many or if there are ANY

left, but see what if you can get your hands on

this little set for free with Lil Inker' product orders over $75.

A stamp set with the darn-cutest greetings -

There are only a limited number available so they are

while supplies last.

You must add the item to their cart and then use code AWESOMESAUCE.

The code will remove $5 from your order giving you the set for FREE!!!

Lil' Inker will be giving away two $10 store credits,

so be sure to leave some love at each blog along the

way for as many chances to win as possible.

Now head on over to your next stop,

which happens to be the Laura Nehring's blog.

Happy creating!