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!
Working on Tom's graduation invitations. Here I used Stampin'Up!'s Varsity Alphabet and embossed them with white embossing powder. Both card samples are a Z fold. I know, I know, USD graduation is May 8th! After I get these sent out, I need to work on Katie's high school ones, which need to be done asap…
Showing how I made the soccer balls using the Hexagon Hive Thinlits die (#132965 $24.95) and the Circles Collection framelits (#130911 $26.95). I used 2 different circle framelits so that it saves me time running them through my Big Shot. I don't think it makes much difference which size is on the card. Purchase both…
I won this designer series paper at a shoebox convention swap and just now opened it up – I know, for shame! And I just received the new medium oval punch from the Holiday mini catalog. This punch punches out the holly oval in the Tags til Christmas stamp set. BUT I decided to try…
How about this one for a graduation card? I really like the dies in this bundle, especially the windmill and the hay bales! I must confess that I stamped the sentiment crooked, so I had to cover it up with a die cut sentiment! There is always a fix, right? Stampin'Up! supplies are below. Just…
This uses the Happy Grad stamp from the Starmpin'Up! Summer Mini Catalog. It also uses the retired En Pointe stamp set. Colors are Basic Black, Brushed Silver, Real Red, and Very Vanilla. I used the "I am so proud of you" stamp from the Go, Graduate stamp set, also from the Summer Mini for the…
Best Of Greetings Clear-Mount Stamp Set 133485 Price: $14.95 You never have to be at a loss for the right words with the Best of Greetings Stamp Set. With this set, you have the perfect saying for almost any occasion!Every month during 2013, we’re combining some of our all-time-favorite stamps with a new, never-before-seen stamp…