1. World Travel

   20th April, 2026 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. I’m sharing a sample I made for the Tim Holtz Sizzix Classic Handwritten and Vault re-release LIVE launch. Tim showcased some Classic Handwritten die sets that had been long retired and have been brought back for a limited time. If you missed these Classics the first time around or want an extra set, don’t wait! You can catch the LIVE replay over on Tim’s blog.

   
   I love using the Handwritten dies over larger Alphanumeric and with the re-release of the Vault World Travel set from 2024, it was the inspiration for this tag. Let’s get into the details…

   
   For the base of my project I used an Etcetera Tag in the Mini size and added some paper from the idea-ology Backdrops Volume 5 Paper Pack. This is currently on sale (at the time of writing) over at Simon Says Stamp and linked below, so you may want to stock up! I added some Distress ink to the edges of my tag and, once dry, added some Remnant Rubs.

   
   Next I die cut the globe from the Re-released Vault 2024 World Travel die set. Added Distress ink and mounted using 3D foam. I like the black 3D adhesive foam squares from Simon Says Stamp and stock up on these regularly.

   
   I die cut the word “WORLD” from the Alphanumeric Bulletin die set from a sheet of map paper from the Green 8×8 Palette Paper Collection. Die cutting a second time from Distress Watercolor Cardstock and using the outline, inked with scorched timber Distress ink, to frame the letters.

   
   Using the re-released Classic Handwritten Vacation die set to cut the word “TRAVEL” from idea-ology Black Kraftstock and mounted a couple of times onto Distress Kraft Heavystock and glued over the top of the world die cuts. Sadly, the idea-ology Black Kraftstock has been retired so stock up while it’s still available (linked below).

   
   I confess that I have had this Tiny Travel die set for a long time and had never used it, but I’m so glad I added it to my collection when it was released as now was the perfect time to use it. I die cut several of the cute travel icons, inked with Distress and mounted onto my tag with the 3D adhesive foam squares.

   
   I’m obsessed with these tiny travel icons and will be using them again soon so I didn’t bother to put them away!

   
   Using the Decorative Trims die set, Distress Cracked Leather Cardstock and Etcetera Scallop Trims, I created shelves for the travel icons and World Travel words to sit on. Adding some idea-ology Screw Heads to the edges. Finally adding some more idea-ology Remnant Rubs to the bottom of the tag.

   
   Thanks for stopping by and as always, let me know in comments if you have any questions.
   Zoe
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2. Tim Holtz Brickwork A5

   4th October, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. Did you catch the LIVE launch of the Tim Holtz Sizzix Vault Embossing Folders in the new A5 size? The A5 Brickwork, Cobblestone and Numbered Embossing Folders are a must have for your collection. You can catch up over on Tim’s blog.

   
   I wanted to share a link to the Brickwork tutorial that I posted some years ago using the standard Brickwork folder and the techniques apply to the new A5 Embossing Folder too. I also wanted to share links to some of the other makes I have posted using the Brickwork folder over the years.

   
   BRICKWORK TUTORIAL

   
   VILLAGE COLLECTION

   
   INSECT CHARGING STATION

   
   PERSPECTIVE MOTH

   
   THE BIRDS!

   
   STEAMPUMPKINS

   
   THE CRYPT

   
   FIRESIDE HALLOWEEN

   
   FIRESIDE CHRISTMAS

   Thanks for stopping by. I hope you find the brickwork tutorial helpful and are inspired to try your hand at bricklaying, Tim Holtz style! As always, let me know in comments if you have any questions.

   Zoe
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3. Fireside Halloween

   24th September, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. I’m back with the Halloween version of my Fireside sample. If you missed Fireside Christmas, you can see it HERE. I made samples for the return of some of Tim Holtz Sizzix Classics Christmas dies. Tim Holtz and Sizzix have brought some of your festive favourites back for a limited time. The Classics are retired designs re-released exactly as they were, (same size). You can catch the LIVE replay over on Tim’s blog.

   
   This is a make I created for the Halloween Sizzix 2024 LIVE to showcase the Halloween Vault Collection. Little did I know that the Fireside die set would be back a year later. I sent this tag to Tim for the LIVE to show that the Fireside fireplace was perfect for many seasons, including one of my personal favourite seasons, Halloween. I did’t get time to post this make last year so here it is, let’s get into the details…

   
   Like with my Fireside Christmas tag, I die cut the fireplace from Distress watercolor cardstock and embossed with the Lumber embossing folder (the A5 folder didn’t exist at the time) and inked with Distress inks.

   
   I left out the flames with this fireplace as I wanted it to be cold and spooky in contrast to the warm roaring fireplace in my Fireside Christmas tag. Just leaving out the flames die cut gives such a different vibe to the same die set. I also added a few real sticks behind the fire grill to emulate stacked logs.

   
   Again I used the candle dies from the Vault Festive Wreath die set. Cutting multiple sets that I layered using the Simon Says Stamp 3D foam squares. I made these a little darker and sootier than the candles in the Fireside Christmas tag.

   
   Instead of a wrapped Christmas gift and orange slices, I die cut lots of tiny potion bottles from the Vault Wicked die set, inked with Distress inks and added (retired) remnant rubs to create the labels.

   
   Instead of the potted Christmas tree, I added a witches broomstick (from the Vault Wicked die set) leaned up against the fireplace.

   
   The frames and portraits from the Vault Boutique and Vault Gothic Portraits were adorned with bats instead of festive foliage for a more spooky look. I absolutely love taking dies from my collection and changing them up by adding a simple bat or some foliage to create a seasonal vibe.

   
   On my Fireside Christmas tag I added a wreath above the portrait frames and for this Fireside Halloween tag, of course it had to be a cobweb, complete with a spider from the Vault Fright Night die set.

   
   The background from this tag was embossed with the Tapestry embossing folder with Distress watercolor cardstock. I would LOVE to see this folder in an A5 size (pretty please Tim).

   
   I hope you’ve enjoyed the Fireside Christmas and Fireside Halloween samples and that some part of them has inspired you to make something. I’ll be back with a how to for building up the back of the fireplace.

   Thanks for stopping by and as always, let me know in comments if you have any questions.
   Zoe
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4. Fireside Christmas

   22nd September, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. Although it’s the Autumn Equinox today, I’m sharing a little early Christmas with a sample I made for the return of some of Tim Holtz Sizzix Classics Christmas dies. Tim Holtz and Sizzix have brought some of your festive favourites back for a limited time. The Classics are retired designs re-released exactly as they were, (same size). You can catch the LIVE replay over on Tim’s blog.

   
   I was especially delighted to see the Fireside die return. An absolute favourite of mine and one that can be used for all the seasons, as shown across my 2 samples, more on the other sample later. Let’s get into the details…

   
   I die cut the fireplace from Distress watercolor cardstock, embossed with the new A5 Lumber embossing folder and inked with Distress inks.

   
   To make the fireplace more dimensional I created some supports from Distress heavystock using a score board and glueing them to the underside of the fireplace. If you’d like a “how to” on this, let me know in comments and I can do one.

   
   This created some depth for the actual fireplace so I embossed the back panel with the Mini Brickwork embossing folder and glued it to the Etcetera tag. I die cut some extra fireplace surrounds and mounted them to the underside of the fireplace to hide the gap. I curved the fire grill slightly and glued it into place. I have a brickwork tutorial HERE.

   
   The dimension of the fireplace also allowed me to create a mantelpiece using an Etcetera Scalloped Trim. Using the Decorative Trim dies to cut pieces to cover both sides and embossing with the A5 Lumber embossing folder.

   
   I’ve had questions about which set these candles were from. I used the Vault Festive Wreath set and die cut an extra candle which I trimmed at the base so it would sit lower and create a third sized candle. These were mounted using Simon Says Stamp 3D Foam Squares. I covered the base with a little holly from the Mini Holiday Greens set which is part of the re-released classics collection.

   
   I also used the orange slices from the Vault Festive Wreath set. I love these, they really say Christmas to me as I use a lot of dried oranges in my seasonal decor. I mounted them with the same 3D foam squares.

   
   Also added to the mantelpiece was a gift from the Festive Things set, also a re-released classic. I love how all these dies work really well together.

   
   The tree in a pot also from the Festive Things die set worked perfectly scale wise to stand next to the fireplace. I cut the tree and pot twice, once from Distress Watercolor Cardstock for the top layer, which I inked with Distress ink and once from Distresss heavystock to mount it onto for stability. It was mounted onto 3D foam squares. The strings of decorations were cut from idea-ology Metallic Kraftstock.

   
   As it was a Christmas fireplace, I added the garland, stockings and ribbon that come with the set.

   
   I added frames from the Vault Boutique die set from 2024 and silhouettes from the Vault Gothic Portraits set. I die cut several layers of frame from Distress heavystock, gilding the top layer with gilding flakes.

   
   I added foliage from the Mini Holiday Greens set, adorned with a bow from the Fireside set to give it a festive feel.

   
   Finally adding a wreath die cut from the Festive Things set, mounted with 3D foam with a bow added from the Fireside set.

   
   This sample was using the Fireside die set with a Christmas theme but it can equally be used for other seasons too…

   
   I’ll be back tomorrow with my Halloween version of Fireside. Hope you can join me.

   Thanks for stopping by and let me know if you have any questions.
   Zoe

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5. Merry Moose

   18th September, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. I’m here to share a sample I made for the return of some of Tim Holtz Sizzix Classics Christmas dies. Tim Holtz and Sizzix have brought some of your festive favourites back for a limited time. The Classics are retired designs re-released exactly as they were, (same size). More details and the LIVE replay are over on Tim’s blog.

   
   I love the Merry Moose die set and was so happy to see it return for those who didn’t get it during the first release. I was excited to make something using this and some of the other re-released classic die sets. Let’s get into the details…

   
   Using an Etcetera tag in the small size, I covered with Distress Watercolor Cardstock which I inked with Distress inks. I added a moon from the retired Moonlight die set and trees from the Merry Moose die set, some of which I trimmed to create different heights. I used the 3D foam strips from Simon Says Stamp to mount them. These strips were perfect for the slimline trees. They are currently only available in white (pretty please could we have black Heidi). I used a marker to run a line along the side of the adhesive strips so the white wouldn’t show at the sides of the trees.

   
   Don’t you love this Merry Moose. The way he prances along, he just makes me smile. I die cut him from Distress Watercolor Cardstock and inked with Distress inks. I mounted onto Distress Heavystock to make him more sturdy and then mounted onto the tag with Simon Says Stamp 3D foam squares. The bell and brace rivets were die cut from idea-ology Metallic Kraftstock.

   
   He needed a platform to prance along so I used the Etcetera Pinked Trims covered with strips die cut from the Decorative Trims die set and embossed with the new A5 Lumber Embossing Folder. This photo was taken when I was figuring out the placement of my dies and before I added the moss, which I hot glued on and then mounted the Merry Moose over the top (previous photo).

   
   For the bottom of the tag I used the newly released A5 Engraved embossing folder with the Christmas Ribbon die set mounted over the top and adorned with holly from the Holiday Greens mini die set.

   
   A closer look at the A5 Engraved embossing folder, embossed onto idea-ology Metallic Kraftstock with black soot Distress paint added, wiping some away and once dry, sanding parts and blending in walnut stain Distress ink

   
   Thanks for stopping by and let me know if you have any questions.
   Zoe

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6. Trick Or Treat Re-Release

   4th August, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. I’m back today to share my second make for the Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween Classics Re-Release. If you missed the LIVE, you can catch the replay over on Tim’s blog.

   
   This was a really simple make that could be easily adapted to a card or Halloween party invitation. I used an Etcetera tag in the Mini size and covered with paper from the idea-ology Halloween Backdrop pack. Sanded the edges with a sanding disk on a mini blending tool, ready to add my die cuts.

   
   Using the large moon from the retired Moonlight die set and adding bats over the top from the re-released Trick or Treat die set. Using the same die set, I cut the trick or treaters twice from Distress Watercolor cardstock. The top die cut I inked with Black Soot Distress ink and left the second die cut uninked. I then offset underneath to create the look of the moonlight being cast down onto the trick or treaters.

   
   The gates from the retired Vault Series Halloween 2021 set, were cut from Distress Heavystock and idea-ology Metallic Kraftstock. I added grunge with some Distress Paint and Distress Crayon.

   
   I added moss under a trim from the Etcetera Facade set and using 3D foam squares to mount the die cuts to give some depth. Finally I cut the Trick Or Treat from the Re-Released Trick or Treat die set several times to stack the sentiment which I inked with Distress ink.

   Thanks for stopping by and let me know if you have any questions.
   Zoe

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7. Witchcraft Re-Release

   2nd August, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. It feels like it’s been forever since I last blogged, I had to blow the cobwebs off my website, but of course as it’s Halloween makes it’s atmospheric! Today I’m sharing a make from Tim’s Classic Sizzix re-release LIVE. If you missed the LIVE you can catch up over on Tim’s blog.

   
   This make features lots of dies, old mixed with the newly re-released Classics, plus one of the amazing new A5 Embossing folders, which I’m obsessed with! Let’s get into the details…

   
   This make was built around the re-released Witchcraft die. I wanted to create the inside of her house with a window looking out onto a creepy moon. Starting with a Small Etcetera Tag and covering with a sheet of the idea-ology Halloween Backdrops paper, sanding the edges with a sanding disk on a mini blending tool.

   
   Using a really old school Bigz die Window & Window Box (658780) which is long retired, die cut from Distress Black Heavystock, embossed with the new A5 Cracked Embossing folder, using the new A5 cutting pad. Next I covered with layer of Picket Fence Distress Paint and once dry, brayered on a light layer of Frayed Burlap Distress Paint. I set it aside to air dry and then sanded back some areas to expose the Distress Black Heavystock using my sanding disk and mini blending tool. The Distress sanding disks are fantastic.

   
   The idea-ology Shattered Windows were the perfect addition to my window. Using Simon Says Stamp 3D Foam pads (in black) to mount the window above the background to give it depth. I created an inky backgound to cover the backdrops paper and added the small moon from the retired Moonlight die set with some bats from the re-released Haunted House set.

   
   Of course there had to be skulls, so I stacked skulls from the Vault Coffin die set along the top of the window frame using the 3D foam pads to stagger them.

   
   Using trim strips from the Etcetera Facade sets I created some shelves, covered with Cracked Embossed Paper and added a crow and potion bottles from the Vault Wicked set and a candle from the Frightful Things set, both available (at the time of writing) and linked at the end of this post.

   
   I die cut the top of the Witchcraft witch, snipped off her hat, added a hat band and placed on the final shelf with 3D foam.

   
   I die cut some additional brooms to stack under the bottom shelf. All witches have spares! I wrapped some hemp twine around the broom and used the Sizzix Shaping Tool Kit to shape the broom heads.

   
   Using Etcetera Scallop Trims to create a shelf which I covered with pieces of cardstock cut with the Decorative Trims die set and embossed with the Cracked Embossing Folder. I say this often, but the Decorative Trims die set is an unsung hero, one I use time and time again to cover the Etcetera Trims.

   
   The wicked die cut from the Vault Gothic Portraits die set was the perfect sentiment. Of course it had to be green! I offset it slightly over the sentiment die cut from idea-ology metallic cardstock to create a drop shadow.

   
   I hope this inspires you to pull out your Halloween supplies. If you missed these re-release dies the first time around, I’m so happy that they’re available for you to own.

   Thanks for stopping by and let me know if you have any questions.
   Zoe

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8. Tim Holtz Vault Multi-Level Folders

   5th April, 2025 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends, it’s been a minute! Hope you’re all doing well and are having some creative time. It’s been a couple of months since I was at the Frankfurt Creativeworld show, demoing for Tim Holtz on the Sizzix booth and I wanted to share one of the samples I made for the booth using the new Vault Multi-Level Emossing Folders. If you’re attending the Creativation Show this weekend in Seattle, stop by the Sizzix booth and you can see this make in person.

   
   The new Vault Multi-Level Embossing Folders are designs that were originally released as an embossing folder. The technology has come a long way and these new multi-level embossing folders give an additional layer of detail. I absolutely love having some of my favorites in the new multi-level.

   
   The Airmail Multi-Level folder is one of my favourites and I wanted to showcase how incredible the additional layer of detail is. I embossed a piece of distress watercolor cardstock with the folder and my Switch Plus Machine, Sprayed with frayed burlap distress ink spray and spritzed with water. Once dry, I used a blending tool to add walnut stain distress ink over the raised parts of the embossed detail.

   
   I love how Tim’s products mix and match, and one of the things I enjoy is mixing the old with the new. This is when collecting the products pays off. Using the alphanumeric dies from the Vault World Travel die set from 2024 to die cut AIRMAIL and PAR AVION (seen below). Blending distress ink into the letters and mounting them onto distress kraft heavystock to create some height. I used a blending tool with a sanding disk to gently sand before adding a swipe of distress walnut stain to lightly grunge.

   
   I painted an etcetera pinked trim with distress paint before sanding with the blending tool with sanding disk. This gave a small shelf to add the letters and for my dapper gent stamped image to stand on.

   
   Mix and matching again, I used the bolts from the 2025 Vault Industrial die set to create bolts for either end of the etcetera pinked trim.

   
   This rather dapper looking gent is one of my favourites (I feel like I say that a lot but it’s hard not to with Tim’s products). He’s from the Paris Memoir CMS159 stamp set, (linked below). There is another set with a smaller version of him (again linked below) but for this make I needed the larger image. Stamped in distress archival ink and watercoloured with distress inks.

   
   He needed something to rest on and this walking stick from the Gentlemen die set was a perfect fit. The handle is die cut from alcohol ink foil and the stick from distress kraft heavystock, painted with black soot distress paint and once dry, lightly sanded at the edges. Again, digging into your collection for older dies and stamps is such a fun way to create.

   
   I found that the postage stamp from the Paris to London CMS160 stamp set is sized almost perfectly for the postage stamp die from the new 2025 Vault Noteworthy die set. I stamped several times with distress archival ink and wrapped around the edges of the etcetera facade I used. To make it easier to wrap around the facade, I peeled away a back layer of the distress watercolour cardstock I had stamped and die cut. I glued them with distress collage medium.

   
   I used another of the stamped die cut postage stamps to add to the etcetera small tag, which I covered with a sheet of paper from Tim’s idea-ology backdrops paper packs.

   
   I’ve been obsessed with these tiny planes from the 2024 Vault World travel die set since they launched and I added a few to my tag which I coloured with the same distress ink colours as the AIRMAIL and PAR AVION letters. I mounted them with 3D foam, which comes in black and in 2 different heights (linked below). I used a paintbrush to add a little distress ink and water around the planes to create a drop shadow.

   
   Finally, I added, what I refer to as the PAN AM logo to the top of the arched etcetera facade from the 2025 Vault Noteworthy die set. I’m so happy Tim brought this die back from the vault, along with the other die sets and these cool Vault Multi-Level Embossing Folders.

   Thanks for stopping by.
   Zoe

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9. Skullball

   14th September, 2024 by iGirlZoe

   

   Hello friends. Sharing my final make from the Tim Holtz Vault Christmas Collection 2024 LIVE. If you missed the LIVE, you can catch the replay and see all the incredible inspiration makes over on Tim’s blog.

   
   Welcome to “Skullball” a popular winter game played by snowmen everywhere…

   
   Credit where credit is due, about 24 hours before I was due to ship my makes, Tim text me a “heads up” that the top hat from the Vault Coffin Box fit the new snowman “Shrub” from Vault Winter Wishes… Thanks Tim! <3

   
   Now obviously you can make this hat Christmas themed with the addition of a little holly or creating a Christmas backdrop, but as I had the Vault Coffin Box set out… I had to include these cool skulls.

   
   I used the alphanumeric from the Vault Coffin Box set to create “Skullball” cut from distress watercolor cardstock, inked with distress ink and adhered to the card with distress collage medium. I used 3D foam squares to raise a couple of the skulls to stack them and added one at the base of the card to look like it had rolled off the pile of skulls. I love that the skull fits in Shrubs hand.

   
   This is a great way to transition from Christmas making back into Halloween makes again. Bring on the skulls…

   Thanks for stopping by and for all your kind comments and encouragement here and on my social media platforms. Let me know if you have any questions.
   Zoe

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10. Peace on Earth

    13th September, 2024 by iGirlZoe

    

    Hello friends. I’m back once again sharing a card I made for the Tim Holtz Vault Christmas Collection 2024 LIVE. If you missed the LIVE, you can catch the replay and all the incredible inspiration makes over on Tim’s blog.

    
    As soon as I received my Vault Christmas collection dies, I knew I had to pull out my globe from the Vault World Travel set, released earlier this year. It’s perfect for the “Peace” sentiment from the Vault Holiday Classics set and the Santa’s sleigh and reindeer from the Vault Holiday Magic set.

    
    I die cut the globe from distress watecolor cardstock and dragged the pieces through a distress ink wash and once dry, assembled using distress collage medium. I used 3D foam squares to raise the globe off the card slightly. These were placed behind the continents to keep them hidden. The Santa’s sleigh and reindeer were cut from idea-ology black kraft stock and mounted onto several layers of distress kraft heavystock and again mounted onto 3D foam suqares.

    
    “Peace” was die cut from the Vault Holiday Classics set from idea-ology metallic kraft stock and sanded and inked the same way I have done my previous makes on the past couple of blog posts. “On Earth” was cut from the Alphanumeric Label die set and mounted onto an etcetera trim with the top piece die cut using the Decorative Trims die set and embossed with the 3D Lumber folder.

    
    The card background is distress watercolor cardstock stamped with the Music and Advert CMS358 stamp set and mounted onto idea-ology black kraft stock and sparkle classic kraft stock, with a distress kraft heavystock card.

    This was actually a really quick and easy card to make and would be perfect to make for friends and family who live across the globe.

    Thanks for stopping by and let me know if you have any questions.
    Zoe

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