It's never too early to start working on your Christmas cards and there's so many possibilities with all the goodies Stampin' Up! has to offer for your holiday greetings.
What Stampin' Up! products will you use for your Christmas greetings?
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***I've made some behind the scenes updates to my blog*** Please click Subscribe and never miss a post See how easy it is to add a focal point and dimension to your card just by using dies. The card below was featured in a post on June 23rd. Click here to see that post. This…
I used the Lights Aglow Designer Series Paper to make this super easy Christmas Card. The Designer Series Paper and Brushed Metallic Specialty Paper were die cut with the Stylish Shapes Dies and attached to a Very Vanilla card base. I added some Festive Pearls for a finishing touch. Easy-Peasy! Time is running out…
This cute Trick or Treat Halloween card was features the Halloween Spells Designer Series Paper. This Designer Series is from the new online Scrapbooking Brochure. In fact, this card features several Online Exclusive Products. This card features one of my favorite layouts to highlight Designer Series Paper. The Trick or Treat greeting is from the…
I recently held a Heat Embossing Class that focused on different heat embossing techniques and a refresher on heat embossing basics. This card uses products from the Botanical Textures Suite Collection – the Textured Notes stamp set and the Woven Textures Designer Series Paper. The greetings are from the More Messages Bundle. This was a…
This is a super simple card using the Gingham Gala Designer Series Paper and Gingham Gala Sequins. I love the simplicity of this card and it's so Spring time looking! Thank you for stopping by today!
I used the More Than Autumn Bundle, my favorite from the Mini Catalog, for this easy-peasy Fall theme card. I layered strips of Country Woods Designer Series Paper onto a piece of Basic White cardstock. The greeting was stamped with Misty Moonlight and popped out using the Everyday Details dies. The cute little leaves were…