August thank you gift to my club members was a Stampin' Up! bottle cap trinket. I had purchased the bottle cap embellishments but ended up not using them before they retired. So, I used the oh, so shinny glimmer paper, punches and crystal effects to make these cut dangles.
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This cute Halloween card was made at a recent Creative/Fancy Fold Class and features the Spooky Sweet Designer Series Paper, an Online Exclusive. The greeting on the inside of the card is from the Fright Night stamp set, another Online Exclusive. The Mummy Hippo and candy corn pieces are punch-outs included with the Designer Series…
Want to dress up that next bottle of wine you give? It's easy to do with the Work of Art stamp set. This stamp set can be used in so many way.
I took the same layout using the flower from the Gallery Blooms stamp set, and made three different cards – say what?!?! Yelp, all I did was change the background and the greetings for the three cards. All cards share the same colors of white, black, Coastal Cabana, Daffodil Delight and Bubble Bath. For each…
I made this adorable Halloween card featuring Them Bones Designer Series Paper. I love layering different designs of Designer Series Papers and Stampin' Up! papers make it so simple to coordinate patterns and colors. I used the Alphabet A La Mode dies to spell BOO. I added some googlie eyes just for fun. I added…
This cute Christmas Tree was made with scraps from the Take a Bow Designer Series Paper. There really isn't any measurements to share, I just snipped the Designer Series Paper to get the length wanted. The greeting is from the Peaceful Season stamp set and I stamped it with Garden Green ink. The Take a…
I used the Textured Notes Bundle, an Online Exclusive, to make this easy card. I love the monochromatic effect the Textured Notes stamp set offers. I stamped the leaf image several times onto a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock with Misty Moonlight ink, popped it out with a Textured Notes die and mounted it onto…