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SUper Simple Saturday
Just a quick stop in to share with you a super simple idea. I saw these cute little candy bars and thought they would make a fun tuck in (a little something extra to put in my customer's bags). I told you it was a simple idea. I stamped the cheer sentiment(Here's to Cheers…
Remembering Christmas Easel
Today i am sharing another card from a recent class. Looking forward to using the Remembering Christmas set for some manly birthday and thank you cards. Stamps: Remembering Christmas ( Holiday catalog 131763), Warmth and Wonder (hostess set 131883)Ink: Baked Brown Sugar, Early EspressoPaper: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Season of Style DSP, Gold foilPunches: Decorative…
Festive Phrases…I Couldn’t Resist!
Yes, I said I wasn't going to purchase anymore from the Holiday Catalog BUT I just could no longer resist the call of the Festive Phrases stamp set. This little elf just makes me smile. It is quick and easy to get him colored and a few enamel shapes on his hat and shoes ramps…
Sweetest Time
It is Fun Fold Friday! I have been playing around with the Bridge card. This is a very fun card that folds flat for mailing and still stands up so nicely. This is the Sweetest Time Bundle . The card base is Mossy Meadow and measures 4-1/4" x 8", scored at 1-1/4", 2-1/2"5-1/2", & 6-3/4". …
Snowflakes and the Color Theory DSP Stack
Today's card is another quick and simple Christmas card. I cut out the snowflakes using the die from the Trim Your Stocking Thinlit dies. To make the cutting easier peel away the backing of the Glimmer paper and place the die against the back of the paper. Each snowflake was backed by a stitched circle…
Beautiful Baubles in Gorgeous Grape
Had a fun play with the Beautiful Baubles stamp set and Detailed Baubles thinlit dies using a non traditional color combination of Gorgeous Grape and Granny Apple Green. The ornaments were stamped in VersaMark ink not quite 2 times and then heat embossed with gold embossing powder. The sweet little baubles were then colored using ink…