Peachy Keen Stamps Mid-Month Release Blog Hop!

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Welcome to our March Mid-Month Release Blog Hop at Peachy Keen Stamps!

We have some super cute projects to share with you that feature additional stamps being released TODAY that go perfectly with our  Faceless Chickens and Chickie Faces that were released earlier this month.  The response to these has been outstanding, so you know this just HAD to happen!

You should have arrived here from 
Jessica's Blog, 

if you’re hopping along in the set order, 
but if you just happened upon this post then you can go back to the beginning at 

The Peachy Keen Stamps Blog 

and start from there so you don’t miss one wonderful project.

Grab your favorite beverage and relax with us for a few minutes as you take in the talents of our team, and be sure to leave comments along the way for a chance to win all four sets in this release!  That’s right!!  One lucky person who hops and comments with us today will win all four of these sweet stamp sets!  

I am super excited to share my project with you today! I just LOVE this mid month release and being a HUGE chicken lover.....these are so up my alley! 
I have been sitting on this painter tray for a long time....I am thinking over 2 years and have yet to find the perfect use for it...well I finally did and I am over the moon in LOVE with this! I hope you like my project too :)

Here it is! I will walk you though the different sections of my project and show you close-ups of each of them. You can always click on the pictures too to bring them up bigger.

I used a TON of Peachy Keen Stamps for this and have them all linked at the bottom of my post. All 4 of the new release stamps plus 2 of the stamps released at the beginning of the month are mixed into this project. Are these chicks not the cutest! I just love that little one with her glasses on...LOL! The Hen House block shows the new Harringbone background stamp and can you see the new Chicken Wire Stamp? It is next to that adorable chickie with her glasses.

We have a running joke in our house~ you know the one stamped here~ "Why did the chicken cross the road"? Well the answer according to my kids is because "He was stuck to the duck"...LOL! Don't ask me where that came from  but it must be said here on average of 5 time a month :)

We are hoping to get some spring chicks within the next few months. There is nothing cuter than little fluff balls cheeping :) Then they get bigger....give up yummy eggs and follow us around the yard. They will join the 4 big girls we currently have now.

Another funny story...my hubs is always saying to me when I am on the phone with my friends~ chuck cluck cluck.... yeah you know how it is chatting away with the BFF. So I just had to add that CUTE sentiment with the adorable chick from the March SOTMK.

Peachy Keen Stamps Used:
PK~1376 Chicken Wire A2 Background~ New Release
PK~1377 Harringbone A2 Background Stamps~ New Release
PK~1378 Clucks~ New Release
PK~1379 Sunny Side Up~ New Release
PK~1375 Faceless Chickens
PK~195 Honey Sentiments
PKSC~27 March 2014
PK~1370 Kawaii Face Assortment
PK~1373 Chickie Face Assortment
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My Creative Time Dies~
Stitched Oval Die
Stitched Heart Layering Dies
Build a Banner
4x4 Journal Die & More
Vintage Stitched Label Die
Curly Label Die
Hello Chickie!
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Additional Supplies Used:
Paper~My Minds Eye~Quilting Bee
Painter Tray
Copics, white gel pen, enamel dots, May Arts Ribbon
Scrabble Tiles, wood letters, pop dots

So what do you think of my project?? I am planning on hanging it in my craft space and adding some pictures of my "Girls" to the empty spaces!

Thanks so much for joining us today and ENJOY THE rest of the HOP!!!

Your next stop is the very talented
Saundra

You’ll find the complete blog hop order on The Peachy Keen Stamps Blog should you happen to get lost along the way.
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Entering this into the following challenges:

Just B Creative Crazy

Word Art Wednesday

Decorate to Celebrate

Wacky Wednesday

Really Reasonable Ribbon
The Chicken Chick
Curtain Call Challenge