My Creative Time: 137th Edition Release: Sneak Peeks Day 3

 Hello and welcome to day 3 of sneak peeks for the My Creative Time: 137th Edition Release. Today we are sneaking the new Giant Girl Ginger & Giant Girl Ginger Accessories.

 

Meet my little Peppermint Patty. I can't wait to hang her on the tree. She was cut out using the new Giant Girl Ginger dies. Her face is from the stamps that come with the Giant Ginger. Her little space buns were cut out using a die from this new ginger girl die set as well. Her little bow was cut out using the Mini Bow Dies. The mini peppermints on her dress and on her hair bow were cut out using dies from the Gingerbread House Die. Her peppermint lollipop was created using a die from the Sweet Gingerbread Person Dies along with the snowflake wand from the new Giant Girl Ginger dies. Her candy cane was also cut out using dies from the Sweet Gingerbread Person Dies. Her little dress was cut out using the new Giant Girl Ginger Accessories. Her little dress pattern paper is from the new Beautiful Basics Paper Pad. 

When I saw these new faces I automatically thought of an angel. So I needed an angel to go with Peppermint Patty to hang on the tree. The new Giant Girl Ginger and her accessories made it so easy to turn her into an angel. Her halo was created by cutting off the top part of the tiara die cut from the new Giant Girl Ginger Accessories. Her dress is also from the Giant Girl Ginger Accessories. The little stars on her dress were cut out using the ornament die from the Gift Card Tag Dies. Her star wand was created using the stars from the Mini Lollipop Holder Die + Add-Ons along with the snowflake wand from her accessories. Her face was stamped from the new Giant Girl Ginger Faces. Her wings were created using a scalloped circle from the Circle Card Add-Ons.

With the next project I wanted to show that you can use the new Giant Girl Ginger Accessories with the existing Giant Ginger die cut. So if you wanted her arms to go in the other direction you can. The only thing is you have to cut an extra scallop ruffle on the top of her dress to cover up the little space on the arm. When I saw some of the accessories, I imagined a little girl playing dress up and so I decided to create this card to show just that. 

Her body was cut out using the Giant Ginger Die. Her hair was created using the frosting hair die from the Giant Girl Ginger Dies. The little purse, the dress, the flower buttons, and the mirror are all from the Giant Girl Ginger Accessories. The little hair bows are from the Mini Bow Dies. Her face was stamped on using the stamps that come with the Giant Ginger. To create the card, the Giant Girl Ginger die was used to cut out a back for it. The pink polka dot paper is from the new Beautiful Basics Paper Pad.

 

Here is another example of how you can use the new dies with the existing
Giant Ginger die. The hat, the book, and the gingerbread cookie are all from the Giant Ginger Accessories. His little pocket was cut out using the Ginger Accessories Two.  The little snowflake wand and the buttons are from the new Giant Girl Ginger Accessories. His face is from the new Giant Girl Ginger Faces. You could either have him singing Christmas carols or reading The Night Before Christmas story with this face. The little label on the book is from the Tall Christmas Tree Die. The sentiment and little music notes are also from the new Giant Girl Ginger Faces. The pattern paper on his hat and pajamas are from the new Beautiful Basics Paper Pad.

***SNEAK PEEK GIVEAWAY!***

We will be giving away the sets we are showcasing each day to ONE lucky winner! ALL winners will be announced on Emma’s blog on Friday during the blog hop! ALL you have to do is leave a comment on each of our blogs! You are required to comment on EVERY SINGLE blog in order to be considered a winner! VERY IMPORTANT, PLEASE leave a way for us to contact you w/your comment just in case "YOU" are the lucky winner! 

 

Thank you so much for stopping by!

 

For more design team inspiration using today's sneaks, please head on over to Miss Emma's blog.