MFTeaser - Fred Bear Gives Comfort

Welcome to day two of seven fabulous days of MFT Teasers!!! Be sure to hop over to Kim's blog for a full list participating designers.

I made a card using the sweet Fred Bear Gives Comfort. I adore Fred and I know this card will make someone smile when they're going through a rough patch.

Fred is stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black and coloured with copics. The patterned paper is My Mind's Eye Vanity Fair 6x6 pad. I grounded him with a little strip of grass which I cut from sour apple felt using the fresh cut grass die-namic. The layout is SSS136.

Do you spy any new die-namics? That's right...the sentiment is stamped on cream card stock which I cut out with the new Mini Tabs Foursome die-namics. These smaller versions of the original tabs are perfect for smaller sentiments!!

Also, that's a new flower called the Fringed Perennial die-namic. It assembles like the prima donna petals so the dimension is built right in. I added a pink rhinestone to the center for a little sparkle. If you like these new die-namics, just wait til you see the inside...

...look at the gorgeous new By The Letters die-namics!! Swoon!!! The possibilities are endless for these alpha dies!!

Here are the details about the upcoming release on December 6 at 10 PM EST:

• You can attend the New Release Party on December 6th from 8-10 PM EST HERE in the MFT forum, where you can enjoy fun, games, and PRIZES!
• The MFT release, including all new stamp sets and Die-namics, is on December 6 at 10 PM EST.  You'll find all the newest products HERE at release time.
• The guest designer contest is ON!  Check out the forum for details on how YOU can win $200 in stamp sets and Die-namics, and play along with the MFT Design Team for a month.
• If you'd like to see all the teasers for today, please click on over to the MFT Blog NOW.  Be sure to leave comments as you go for the chance to win one of 2, $10 gift certificates given away daily.  The winners will be posted on December 6 just before the release party, on the MFT blog.

Here are the die-namics I used:

Thanks for stopping by!
Karen