The artist for this card is Lee Conrey, a Stampin'Up! Senior Manager. Here is her blog,
http://www.stampingleeyours.blogspot.com Isn't this card stunning? I saw this card and decided I wanted to try this technique. She will post my sample on her blog tomorrow.
Let's see, I got the Stitched with Cheer Project Kit and the coordinating Stitched with Cheer stamp set! Woo Hoo! Also I got the Christmas Stockings dies which coordinate with the Hang Your Stocking stamp set which is also on the November stamp set sale! What a savings for me! The Magnetic Platform is a…
Our downline swap this month is Christmas Thank You's! I love the sentiment and different images in this stamp set. It is in the annual Stampin'Up! catalog, page 68, #138808, $16.00. My card base is Real Red with layers of Mossy Meadow and Whisper White. I paper pieced on the gift. That means I stamped…
This is a very easy card using the Holy Triptych stamp set. Colors are Night of Navy and Bashful Blue cardstock. Reminder that a workshop order is scheduled for delivery this afternoon. Woo Hoo! Love it when the brown truck stops by!
Here is an easel card using the Frostwood Lodge designer series paper, again! Watch for details of an upcoming Christmas Class using this paper. The date has been set for Saturday, October 22nd. I also used the snowflake from the Winter Wishes Stitched Felt from the Holiday Mini, page 30. Colors are Marina Mist, Whisper…
Really they aren't "toxic" but that is the name of the stamp set I used on a couple of these treat favors. I used the new Oval Accent Bigz Clear die, page 192 of the big Stampin'Up! catalog. I can die cut probably 4 of these at a time. Then on one I ran through…
Thank You Thursday! This week's Thank You Thursday's are a "big" deal! We hope you enjoy this assortment of Big Shot accessories! Click here to order from my online store! Don't forget about the 25 stamp sets on sale. You can view the list on the clickable link above! You may as well "double dip"…
Love Lee Conrey’s card.
Very pretty! I have yet to try this technique, even though every time I see it, I love it! 🙂