Home is comprised of some many little bits–food, comfort, entertainment, laughter, togetherness….the list goes on and on. There are favorites, things you like to do, things you’d like to improve–it’s all just part of life and home.

So what is it that you like about your home? Or what are your favorite things to do at home? Is it playing games? Your big bathtub? Making cookies? Watching Harry Potter? BBQs in the backyard? Or maybe just sitting around the front room talking about anything and everything…and in our case, places we want to travel to. ;)

Well, today Miss Sheree is sharing a bit that she loves about home life using the new Home stamps. Which, by the way, sold out yesterday! You guys. Seriously. Thank you so much for the love! They are still on sale today and are available for preorder. They should be shipping by the end of the month.

Anyhoo, take a look at this wonderful travelers notebook spread from Sheree!

 

 

 

I know, right? Don’t you just love how it all came together? I adore the black and white of it all. And stamping on that Office Tag is just pure delight. So many details goin’ on here. Several other stamps used. And the addition of the stitching is marvelous!

Here’s what Sheree has to say:

The Home stamp set is just so perfect for any home related documenting and the little house stamps are just the cutest!  I couldn’t wait to play with them!

For the first page in my TN spread, I kept the background plain white, then I used the Office Tag digital file and enlarged one of the plain tags before printing and stamping the little houses. They are so fun!  I also added the small heart and two of the phrase stamps from the Home stamp set underneath.  The double line stamped onto the tag is from the Line by Line stamp set. Below the tag I added a label that I stamped using the Label Maker and Hello Life stamp sets.

For the second page I used the gorgeous Buffalo Check Background printable and I love the homey feel it adds to the spread.  I stamped the word “homebody” from the Hello Life stamp set, added the stamped heart to the top of the photo and my printed journaling at the bottom.  A little machine stitching finished off my project and helped add to the overall cosy feel.

Wanna see how it all came together?
(That’s a rhetorical question because really, you do wanna see. ;) )