Good morning! Excited today to be joining in on Day 1 of an inspiring blog hop to celebrate the BRAND NEW Every Happiness release from Simon Says Stamp! Make sure to check out all the inspiration with this new release AND link up your creations as you receive your orders HERE in the Gallery created just for this release! And check out the graphic below to receive a FREE not-yet-released adorable Golden Sunflower stamp set FREE with any purchase from the Every Happiness Release products (will be automatically added to card!) through July 26, 2026 - while supplies last (offer ends at 11:59 PM EDT)!!!
Today I have a home decor project to share, instead of my usual card! I've been trying to stretch myself to make other projects, and I love how this one came out. Wouldn't it be a fun give to give someone to let them know you are thinking of them?

This project started off with one of the
Tim Holtz Vignette Trays that I used to build my scene. I stamped out the adorable new
Sunflower Meadow set using a mix of
Butter,
Zest,
Honey,
Artichoke, and
Allspice inks, then die cut each image out with the coordinating dies. I tore the edge of a couple panels of
Kraft cardstock at the perfect width to fit in the wooden tray, I built the scene outside the box, arranging my flowers on top of the first layer, then adding the next layer of ground over the top with foam adhesive. I wrapped
some twine around a few times and tied in a bow, then adhered into my box with foam adhesive and liquid glue to make sure it dried and stayed stable, supporting the top portions with small pieces of more foam adhesive. I added a sentiment from
Daisy Frame, and embellished with a good sprinkle of
Rainbow Blossoms embellishment mix from a previous release. Here are more photos of the finished project, including a few showing it placed as home decor in my house:








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This is absolutely gorgeous, Heather!💕
ReplyDeleteYour Vignette is filled with Sunflower sweetness. Tim's Vignette frames are such a great size to make little sit around frames like the one you put together to add color, texture and interest. The cards you made & posted in the previous couple of days also using products from the new release were wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece of art!
ReplyDeleteLove sunflowers. The wood background really makes them pop. Beautifully done
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work of art that deserves to be framed.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful project Heather! I love it!
ReplyDeleteYour tray is gorgeous, I would be so afraid of using it! However, it also makes a wonderful piece on any couch table for everyone to view!
ReplyDeletesuper sweet, love seeing non-card projects.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea!! Definitely stealing this one!!
ReplyDeleteLove your project - what a great gift!
ReplyDeleteI like this rustic look. It is so summery/fally.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun little tray!!
ReplyDeleteI made a card for my daughter and she said, can you make a 8.5 x 11 so I can frame it? Your idea is great!
ReplyDeleteI love that you went outside of the usual! This is so pretty! Would make a great decoration bedside or in a lobby needing some cheer
ReplyDeleteI want this tray in my house! LOVE sunflowers! So creative!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Love it.
ReplyDeleteYour sunflower Vignette is very creative. Time Holtz has some good products and I like how you combined his box with the new release to create a piece of art.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Love the pretty little garden you have created!
ReplyDeleteYour creations always blow me away!! (and sunflowers are one of my favorite flowers!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to exhibit your creation.
ReplyDeleteReally Adorable work of art!!!!
ReplyDeleteSunflowers are a family favorite. Love your project!
ReplyDeleteSunflowers are my very favorite! I may just have to try my hand at this little treat of a project! Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI have some many little frames and trays I've collected forever with no actual plan for using them. You've inspired me!
ReplyDeleteLove your tray with the sunflowers. Beautiful display. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI love your shadow box. Sunflowers are my favorite. So beautiful and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely and a nice way to star5 the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful framed art piece! So inspirational, and the idea can easily be modified into a card!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding use of these lovely florals to add charm to your space.
ReplyDeleteI love sunflowers and to add them to this tray is very creative. Love the result.
ReplyDeleteYour project is very nice! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove these sweet flowers and the awesome decor piece you created! This would make a very special gift!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to showcase those lovely sunflowers! Your display piece is beautiful and so inspiring! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSweet card, love it!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing decor made with what is considered card supplies.
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHeather, your tray is so sweet, what a lovely housewarming gift that would make!
ReplyDeleteIt would be fun to give this to someone. It's very pretty. Almost everyone I know loves a sunflower. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteWhat a great décor piece!
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought to create a "scene" with the sunflower stamp. Great idea! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decor piece and it looks great next to the angel--I have one of those too! It's a favorite.
ReplyDeleteWow, Heather - gorgeous! What a great project!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet! I love the rustic look!
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