A Jillian Vance Design: Triple Monograms, Swirly Monograms and Die's, OH MY!

Triple Monograms, Swirly Monograms and Die's, OH MY!

This week A Jillian Vance Design is featuring the Triple Monograms, Old Script Alphabet that comes in the double set and Swirly Monograms. These sets were what sparked the relationship between AJVD and Spellbinders! We had called about a custom die, the next week at CHA we got to meet Stacey Caron and her team and in 2012 we will be a Preferred Partner Company with Spellbinders.

So here are just a few of my creations with all of these sets found HERE!

Swirly Monograms with Labels Three Spellbinders Dies.

Here you can see I used an Epiphany Crafts Round 25 over the initial.

This is the Triple Monograms using my husband's initial first, our last name in the middle and my name on the right. It was cut with Labels Twenty One dies by Spellbinders.

I used the same set up as above for my anniversary card to my hubby, Sam or better known as Jillian's Dad! We decided at CHA, we didn't have names other than Jillian's Mom and Jillian's Dad ~ and we love it that way! I also used Happy Anniversary Stamp set for the sentiment.

Triple Monograms with Old Script Alphabet and Swirly Monograms have so many possibilities! Not just for initials!

Here is a new twist for the Triple Monogram set. I used the small snowman from the Holiday Treats Stamp set found HERE and the center snowman circle from the Winter Wishes Stamp set found HERE. I stamped them in Jet Black Archival and the Frame in French

Ultramarine. I used the Spellbinders Labels 8 to make the card and layer.

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Amy Jo:

For my project today, I decided to make a little something for myself! I made a little hanging for my craft room door. I apologize for the washed out photo, the colors are actually quite lovely, but I don't have time to retake the photos right now. The background colors are actually a creamy yellow and black with some gray. I used both the Old Script Alphabet set and the Triple Monogram Swirls. They are so elegant! I'm going to have to get the Spellbinders dies to use with them though. I think that will increase their versatility for sure! Without further ado, here is my project! For more details stop on by my blog.