Welcome to the Mad Hatter Blog Hop
Today is Mad Hatter Day!
And we are here to wish you a VERY HAPPY UN-BIRTHDAY!! We are so glad you decided to put on your craziest hat and join us for the maddest tea party around while you check out this great group of crafters who will be showcasing cards, layouts, or projects all about the magical world of Alice in Wonderland! Hurry up and don't be late for this very important date!!
Connie Can Crop is the first stop on this funtastic Blog Hop.
This is a one day blog hop and we appreciate your leaving a FUN comment for all of my fabulous crafty friends who are here sharing their ideas and creations.
Here are some fun facts about Mad Hatter Day:
It's always celebrated on October 6th
Mad Hatter Day is a great day to be silly and celebrate silliness.
The Mad Hatter is a fictional cartoon character depicted in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The Mad Hatter is always acting silly. So, on Mad Hatter Day, it is only fair and fitting to act a little silly yourself.
Despite being a silly day, the selection of the date was actually quite logical. The Mad Hatter wears a top hat. On the front of the hat is a slip of paper with "10/6" written on it. The paper is believed to be an order to make the hat, and that it costs ten shillings sixpence.
Did You Know? In the 8th Century, mercury was used in hat making in a process called "carroting". Mercury poisoning drove some hatters crazy (mad).
Origin of Mad Hatter Day:
Mad Hatter Day was the brainstorm of a group of computer people in Boulder, Co. It dates back to 1986. Most likely a bit bored with bits and bytes, they got a little silly and created this quite special day.
Here are some fun facts about Mad Hatter Day:
It's always celebrated on October 6th
Mad Hatter Day is a great day to be silly and celebrate silliness.
The Mad Hatter is a fictional cartoon character depicted in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The Mad Hatter is always acting silly. So, on Mad Hatter Day, it is only fair and fitting to act a little silly yourself.
Despite being a silly day, the selection of the date was actually quite logical. The Mad Hatter wears a top hat. On the front of the hat is a slip of paper with "10/6" written on it. The paper is believed to be an order to make the hat, and that it costs ten shillings sixpence.
Did You Know? In the 8th Century, mercury was used in hat making in a process called "carroting". Mercury poisoning drove some hatters crazy (mad).
Origin of Mad Hatter Day:
Mad Hatter Day was the brainstorm of a group of computer people in Boulder, Co. It dates back to 1986. Most likely a bit bored with bits and bytes, they got a little silly and created this quite special day.
We have an awesome sponsor and giveaway for this hop!
Designs on Cloud 9 is giving away a $10 gift certificate to one lucky winner!!
So what do you need to do to win? Easy... become a follower of each of the fabulous blogs in this hop and leave each of them a comment letting them know what you like best about their projects.
Then come back to Connie Can Crop and post that you followed the rules.
You will have until 12:00 am Monday to finish the hop and leave your comments. Winner will be announced on Wednesday Winners at Connie Can Crop.
Be sure to follow everyone and leave a comment along the way!
Here we go down the rabbit hole!!
Details:
Tea pot, tea cups, saucer, and spoon are from the "Tea For You And Me" SVG Cuts File
Papers are from DCWV, Recollections, and Echo Park
Tea bags are made using a Jaded Blossom "Candy Charms and Banners die, and their "Picture This" stamp set (this is a must-have set!)
Tea bags are glued on to Timeless Twine "Natural" twine
Tea cups have some Rumple Ribbon by Lovebug Creations; Alice has some "Simply White" and the Cheshire Cat has some "Princess Party Pink"
Up next is Jessica!
Now grab yourself a top hat, and have a very silly Mad Hatter's Day!
Here is our complete line up in case you get lost along the way.
1. Connie- http://conniecancrop.blogspot.com
2. Sandy- http://aworkingmomsjoy.blogspot.com
4. Scrappin Madge- http://www.thescrappinlounge.com
5. Nadja- http://nadjarobbins.blogspot.com/
6. Kathy - http://kathyand3kids.blogspot.com
7. Jessica - http://craftinandstampin.blogspot.com
8. Stacey - http://staceyscreativecorner.blogspot.com
9. Alicia http://goldengoddessdesigns.blogspot.com
10. An'Jenic- http://anjenicgibson.blogspot.com/
11. Sandy- http://creationsbysandyb.blogspot.com













These are fabulous!! And I love your bits of history!! Thank you so much for hopping with me! Scrappy hugs, Connie
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! This is A-MAZ-ING!!! I love 3D items and you rocked them!!! I LOVE all the Jaded Blossom stamps & dies BTW! I recognized them all!!!
ReplyDeleteClever, clever, love the tea cups and tea pot - that is a dynamite design!! Thanks for sharing and hopping today w/me.......cyberhugs........Mama LoveBug
ReplyDeleteOh SNAP!!! This is great!!! The tea cups and tea pot!!! They scream Alice in Wonderland!!! OH My the detail!!! I love it! You really know how to ROCK 3-D projects!!! Love being in the hop with you!!! Loves-MADGE
ReplyDeleteSuper cute tea pot and tea cup. I love these 3D projects. Your colors are perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh my stars!!!!! This is just amazing!!!! You rocked this one way out of the park. The 3D teapots are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteNadja
Wowzers!!! I love this!!! I love how the stack includes the tea pot!! Super cute!!
ReplyDeleteStacey
wow! it is AMAZING! I am speechless! this is fantabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteWow.... that is just so awesome!!!! Thank you for all the info.. i didnt know any of that :)
ReplyDeleteFab!!
ReplyDeleteOh em geee!!! This is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeletebeautifully done... and this would be a keeper for sure...
ReplyDeleteWow! Absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I love the SVG's(may have to go buy that one) this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow....this is beautifully done!!! Love this svg...but I don't have a Cameo to cut it with! May have to come up with another idea using my Cricut! Great hop!
ReplyDeleteIncredible!!! I LOVE your creation. I am in awe! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so amazing! I love how you made the pot/cups/saucers to represent characters- even the sentiments are perfect for the characters. I love it!
ReplyDeleteA cup of tea... in 3D. Stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Sandra x
Holy guacamole...this is amazing!!! How fun and something I'd never have thought of!!! I adore this!!!! Awesome job, Kathy!!!
ReplyDeleteBug hugs,
Kimi
Wow wee I would join this tea party. tee hee I just love the papers used. So happy to be in this hop with you.
ReplyDeleteTFS AJ-
You you are amazing and smart! Great job!
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