Lately it seems like I have been doing a lot of quick drop by posts. Today is no exception. I thought about not posting but found this card that I never shared before.
Love the Natural Composition DSP and the Print Poetry DSP stack! Isn't the Two-Tone ribbon just so yummy?
Recognize the flower from the Oh, Hello set? Here's a look atht the inside of the card.
That is it for today. Hope your day is going more smoothly than mine is! Hope to stamp with you soon!
SharonB
A few weeks ago we were in Pasadena CA walking along enjoying the sunshine. I saw these in a shop window and had to stop and take a quick picture. Aren't they just adorable? They are caramel apples and almost too cute to eat. I thought they were great inspiration for punch creations. You could easily…
Here's a quick and simple fun fold card featuring the Spiral Dye and the Party Puffins. The Spiral Dye was inked once in So Saffron and then turned 180 degrees and stamped in Pale Papaya. I did use the Stamparatus to stamp the Spiral Dye. It is amazing how easy it is to get this…
Okay I know this is a corny title but what can I say? Here is a fun project we did at my last Big Shot gathering/class. The idea for this project came from the monthly magazine SU demonstrators receive. I saw it and knew it was something I needed to make. We used the…
Welcome to the Stampers Dozen Blog Hop! We are all Stampin' Up!® demonstrators who have joined together to form this fun group. The hop occurs every month on the 14th at 7 pm (PST). This month the theme for our hop is Move Me. Enjoy the hop and seeing how we "moved". NOTE: I am…
Last night was the Scrumptious Salads and Stamping class. I wish I had remembered to take a picture of our salad bar! I think I was too busy eating to think about pictures. It was an amazing spread and not one duplicate dish. All I can say is that you all are not only talented…
Color is so fascinating. Today I have 2 cards that use the same colors and are almost identical except that I have switched the colors around and slightly tilted one of the layers. I am surprised how the simple act of changing the colors around changes the look of the cards so much. …