Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Winter Play Snowman

Here is another card I had at my Stamp-a-stack workshop last weekend. All supplies for this card come from retired Stampin' Up products. The stamp set used here is "Winter Play". The snowflakes are felt die cuts. And of course, don't forget the little bit of glitter on the bottom of the snowman!

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Christmas Collage

Here are two different cards using the same stamp, Christmas Collage from the holiay mini catalog. Both cards are made using Stampin' Up supplies. For the first one, I also used the set "Winter Post" (for the center circle). I used one of the treat cups and put dazzling diamonds in it to give it a snow globe effect. The sentiment is from "Grateful Greetings" and I used the new label punch. For the second card, I colored some of the images in and used the new glitter glass around the edge of the "25". At first I didn't think this stamp was really my style, but I love the vintage look of these two cards.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Trees Three

I have had this set from Stampin' Up for a while now and haven't used it. It is retired and thought I just had to have it (I can't remember why!) I saw a card similar to this (probably on Splitcoast) and liked the simplicity. This is a quick easy card. I also love the chunky glitter (also Stampin' Up). This was one of the cards at my latest workshop. Thanks for stopping by!

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Elf Cards

Hey! It's November! Where does the time go? I realized I haven't posted in a while (busy teaching and doing craft shows!) We had a full house last night for the Stamp-a-Stack workshop. Here are a few cards offered last night (don't forget, there is another workshop Saturday, November 13 (10 am - 1:30 pm). These are mostly "punch art" with just a little stamping. The pattern paper is just stuff I had already (in holiday paper packs). I was just looking for some fun stripe designs. Both of these cards are made with Stampin' Up dies. The elf feet is the "Top Note" die and the elf face card base is made with the "Scallop Circle" die. Punches for these cards include the ornament punch, boho blossoms punch, 5 petal punch, tag punch, and large oval punch (all Stampin' Up). Tag stamp is from "Grateful Greetings" and sentiment is from the set "Best Yet" (both Stampin' Up). Thanks for checking in and I will be posting more cards from the workshop tomorrow!

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Bucket of Treats

These are the little treats I made for my "card club" friends. I took a glassine bag and put some of my halloween treats in it (I posted those a few days ago). I put some pattern paper on front and tied a ribbon around the bag. The tag is from the set "Eat, Drink and Be Scary" (retired Stampin' Up). I added a die cut pumpkin sticker on the bottom corner (just seemed to need something). I hope they liked these treats!

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Popcorn Treats

Here are a few mini popcorn treats I made for Halloween. I used the set "Voila" (Stampin' Up) and what I call Halloween colors (purple, orange and black). I like the mini size, it fits perfect with some other little treats. The tag is from the set "Eat, Drink and Be Scary" (retired Stampin' Up). Pattern paper is from a variety of sources (mostly just stuff that I had)! Trick or Treat!

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Mini Monsters

I have been so busy (doing what?? I don't know!) I bought this Cricut Cartridge almost a month ago (and made these cards), but didn't post them! (I almost forgot!) This is really a cute cartridge. I didn't really have any purpose to buy this, just thought it was cute (acutally, I guess that is how I do most of my shopping!) The first time I cut this skeleton, it was too large for the standard size envelope, so I bent his arms to hold a sign. The shape cards cute, but they are a little more difficult and time consuming (not really a good choice for making several for a package). Thanks for checking in. Next week, I will be posting some of my upcoming designs for my November workshops.

Create from a Kit

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