Today, I'm embarking on a new journey, establishing a blog. My goal is to post cards and projects that I've made with all the wonderful products offered by Stampin' Up! I'm really excited to be able to share this new adventure with you. So, please bear with me as I try to learn how to navigate in the electronic blog world.
This was a popular card at my very first Card Buffet Class. I offer a Buffet Card Class the last Friday of each month. The cost is $15.00 for (6) cards and you select the cards you want to make. January class was a lot of fun! Hope to see you at a future class. …
May your home be filled with joy and love this Christmas season. Leigh
This card features the Color me Irresistible Designer Series Paper. This paper is clear embossed and you can add color by using spritzers, sponges or daubers. Supplies Used: Something to Say stamp set, Whisper White card stock, Color Me Irresistible DSP, Hello Honey, Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Wonder ink, Sponge daubers, 1-1/2" and 1-3/8" circle…
Designer Series Paper to the rescue for this easy Halloween greeting. This Designer Series Paper is part of the Spooky Night Suite of cats, owls and more for spooky fun. Check it out on pages 52 and 53 in the new Holiday catalog. If you don't have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, please contact me for…
This is a fast and easy birthday card using the Everything Amazing stamp set. Thank you for stopping by today! Supplies used: Everything Amazing stamp set, Gray Granite, Whisper White, Coastal Cabana cardstock, Coastal Cabana, Real Red ink, Corrugated embossing folder, Rectangle Stitched die Leigh
Did you know that every Paper Pumpkin kit is specially designed at Stampin’ Up! by our designers and concept artists. These talented individuals develop original patterns, artwork, designs, photography, and more to create kits that you love. This video gives you an inside look at this creative process through the eyes of the designer and…
Congratulations on starting a blog, Leigh! I am in Linda’s 5th downline and came to visit from her Toots link. It looks really great! I love your DSP Christmas wreath that you made. That must have taken a lot of time and patience! Looking forward to seeing more of your work! Shana http://www.stressfreestamping.blogspot.com
Thanks Shana. Thanks for visiting my blog. The wreath really wasn’t that difficult. Cutting and curling the DSP took the most time.