I used Watercolor Paper on this card. It does give a little more so you get a more debossed image. Colors are Regal Rose CRAFT ink, and Basic Black and Very Vanilla cardstock. The sentiment is from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set. The ribbon is the 5/8 inch Basic Black satin.
Letterpress plates add an inked debossed look to a variety of projects. Here I inked it with CRAFT Regal Rose ink, and ran it through the Big Shot. The stamped girl image is from the Greeting Card Kids stamp set and is colored with markers and watercolor crayons. The ribbon is the 1/8 inch taffeta….
Stamp club members got to make the Candy Cane Santa, Scenic Season card, and the gift card holder. The Two Tags die was used for the gift card holder and the peppermint patty candy favor (the one with the gingerbread sentiment). Lots of punches were used on the candy cane santa. This would also be…
This card was a swap and has been making the rounds on different blogs. The original creator is most likely Kely Acheson. Thanks, Alison for the info! Stamp club members will be making this card tomorrow night. The Yankton Stamp Club does have openings. We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at my…
I am using the Two Tags Die again from Stampin'Up! Just fold your cardstock in half and place the fold just inside the cutting blade making sure you cover the scalloped end. The front is stamped with the snowman from the Jolly Old Saint Nick stamp set and the inside sentiment is from the Sweet…
I just love this photo my daughter in law, Danielle, took of 8 of their 10 kids checking out the just decorated Christmas tree. Isn't it just so Christmas Card photo perfect! Wish Kali and Andrew would have been in it. I don't know if Danielle had to use special camera settings or not but…
I made this for our annual Stampin'Up! Christmas at Olive Garden gift exchange. I bought a 16×20 inch frame at Walmart, covered the cardboard backing with the fabric and two layers of quilt batting. Then I crisscrossed with Very Vanilla ribbon. I made all the bows "fork bow" style, only using a hair pick instead…