I love the simplicity of this Christmas card. The Sparkle Glimmer paper on white can pair well with any color, but of course, I chose my favorite color, Gorgeous Grape. After all, purple is the "bestest" color!
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Have a wonderful day!
Leigh
I used the Hand Lettered Prose dies and the snowman builder punch to create this cute Christmas card. Supplies used: Snowman Season stamp set, Let It Snow Designer Series Paper, Sparkle Glimmer Paper, Thick Whisper White, Basic Black cardstock, Snowman builder punch, Hand Lettered Prose dies Have a great day! Leigh
The Dressed to Impress stamp set in the new Mini Catalog is just adorable. The stamp set coordinates with the All Dressed Up dies and is offered as a bundle, which means you save 10%. The images were stamped on the Best Dressed 3 x 3 note cards and envelopes. Thanks for visiting with me…
Check out the Country Floral Dynamic Textured Impressions embossing folder. This embossing folder is beautiful and it's FREE with your $50 product purchase (before tax and shipping). Thanks for stopping by today! Leigh
Time is running out to receive the Beautifully Penned Designer Series Paper for FREE. You can receive this gorgeous Designer Series Paper for FREE with a qualifying purchase during Sale-a-Bration. This card was a snap to make. Just color the flowers with your choice of Stampin' Blends markers, stamp a greeting, add some ribbon, and…
This card, featuring the Nests of Winter Designer Series Paper is perfect for sending your holiday thank you cards. I layered two pieces of Nests of Winter Designer Series Paper onto a piece of Basic White cardstock. I used a Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad to apply ink to only the words sending thanks and…
Every month, my Team Leader (Linda Bauwin) shares a Creative Sketch Inspiration with the team. A card sketch is a layout template that provides a starting point for creating a handmade card that saves you time and effort by providing a pre-defined starting point. Here’s the sketch- and here’s my card- Other than a few…