This card uses the Nursery Necessities stamp set and the magnetic movers and shapers from Stampin'Up!, (the largest star and the window where the words are). I also used the Modern Label and large and small star punches. The magnetic shapes are slightly larger than the punch sizes so they work great for layering. The card base is Kraft, with Bashful Blue and Choc. Chip also used. Ink used is choc. chip and the ribbon is Bashful Blue striped.
Tooting my own horn! I have the awesome honor of being 2015 South Dakota Mother of the Year and will be in Washington D.C. next week competing for National Mother of the Year. We are to make or give something to the other state honorees that represents our state at little or no cost to…
This bundle makes such elegant cards. This is my second card made with this bundle. My first one will be posted next month after it is received by the swap participants that I designed it for. That one uses markers and Flirty Flamingo! Tease, tease! There is vellum behind the intricate design that is sponged…
Having fun with the Merry Minis Punch Pack from the Stampin'Up! Holiday Catalog, page 6, $16.95 for three punches, the ornamnent, Christmas Tree, and Star! There is a stamp set that coordinates with these punches, too, Merry Minis! Love it when there are punches to use with stamp sets. The card base is Whisper White…
Updated to show another version! My card base on this one is Sahara Sand, and I have added Crystal Effects to the eyes, and popped up the word bubble AND the pig's head! Which sample do you like better? Both sentiments are from this stamp set, but I used the Word Bubbles…
This Winter Woods stamp set and the coordinating In the Woods dies have been neglected this year, because of all the new product that I have been in love with. I did use new as well, though. The Heartwarming Hugs designer series paper, the Real Red 3/16" Braided Linen Trim, and the Wonderful Gems…
June 1st is coming soon and you can get your hands on these new In Colors and the Happy Birthday Thinlits die! I used adhesive sheets on the back of the card stock before running it through the Big Shot, so it was easy peasy to adhere them to my card fronts. And guess what!…