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
This creative fold Easter card was made using products from the Easter Basket Bundle and Reason to Celebrate stamp set in the current Stampin’ Up! Mini Catalog. The Easter Basket Bundle is a perfect pairing of dies and stamps for all your Easter and springtime paper crafting projects. The Reason to Celebrate stamp set has…
Repeat stamping is a great way to add different shades using only one color of ink. This technique and card was featured at my February Technique Class. Check out my upcoming classes by clicking the Events tab at the top of my blog. If you're viewing this in you email, just click on the header…
I used the Hand Delivered Hostess set to make this cute birthday card. Leigh
Stamp with Leigh Ordering Special – Exclusive January FREE PDF Tutorial Share a Milkshake Bundle This tutorial has pictures and directions for (5) cards featuring the Share a Milkshake Bundle. You can receive this exclusive tutorial FREE during the month of January with a $25.00 (before tax and shipping) order placed in my online store…
This little notecard was made using the Cottage Wreaths bundle. This bundle and the Gingham Cottage Designer Series Paper are two of my favorite items from the Mini Catalog. This bundle and DSP offer unlimited possibilities for Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas cards. I used a sponge dauber and Polished Pink ink to color the…
Here's another card that was made at August Stamp Club. I really love the choices with Something to Say stamp set. Supplies used for this project. Stamp Sets – Something to Say, Work of art Paper – Whipser White, Soft Sky, Rich Razzleberry, Blue Lagoon and 2014-2016 In-Color DSP Ink – Soft Sky, Rich Razzleberry…