We made scissor charms at my monthly downline meeting. We used the jumbo eyelets, cropadile, and the Sweet Pea Stitched Felt #117266 – $7.95 from page 32 of the Stampin'Up! Occasions Mini catalog. Deadline to order from this mini catalog is April 30th!
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0EwktVDJPw&w=356&h=200] Cute cards or table favors or place cards! Fun and addictive to make! The video is short and I think explains it well. I loved Patty Bennett's cards and just had to make them! The bundle and the paper are below. Just click to order! Hopefully they are still available. The stamp and…
I just had to get the FREE Sale a Bration Painted Seasons Designer Series Paper because of the Sweet Storybook Bundle that I had. This goes great with this mushroom, don't you think? This card is called a Double Z fold card. I put Whisper White for the inside bottom half, so you could sign…
Christmas Pines bundle Are you ready for Christmas Card ideas? I have made several cards using product from the Holiday Catalog which goes live on September lst! This catalog is awesome and I am getting ready for a Christmas Card stamp a stack so be watching for more info! This card uses the Christmas Pines…
Isn't this just so stinkin' cute? Love, love, love it! Change out the colors and you can have one for a boy birthday, Valentine, or whatever! This is pretty much a complete case of Dawn Olchefske's card. I did use a different punch to keep it current product and I did slightly different measurements. Dawn…
The Stained Glass Technique is where you stamp and/or emboss on the front of vellum, and then do your coloring on the back. I stamped with Basic Gray on both cards, and then used markers, or watercolor pencils and blender pen for the coloring. The Sugarplum Dreams stamp set is in the new Stampin'Up! Holiday…
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…