This card was fast and easy using Stampin' Up! Designer Series Paper. All you need to do is fussy cut the pumpkins and and you have a Thanksgiving card. I just wish it was that fast and easy to my cards addressed and in the mail!
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I appreciate that you stopped by my blog today. I hope you enjoy todays video using the Happiness Abounds stamp set and Hues of Happiness Designer Series Paper. This is the inside of the card This is the card fully opened Please watch the video below to see how easy it is to make this…
Sadly the Seaside Notions stamp set and the Stitched Shapes dies are on the Retire List and will not be a part of the new Stampin' Up! catalog. Luckily the Stitched Rectangles dies (a favorite of mine) will be still be available in the new catalog. The seashells were colored with Stampin' Blends for a…
The Baby Wipe technique is a another great way to use your Stampin' Up! re-inkers. We had a blast making this card at a recent technique class. The look of this card reminded some of us of the Groovin' 70's! If you're old enough to remember the '70's, what do you think? Here's a close…
This super cute and easy Halloween card was a snap to make using the Tricks & Treats Bundle. I used Menento Black ink to stamp Frankie onto a piece of Lemon Lime cardstock and Fresh Freesia cardstock for Drac. I layered Them Bones and a thin strip of Silver Glimmer Paper onto a Basic Black…
Fast and easy is even easier with the Pretty Label Bundle. Supplies used: Label Me Pretty stamp set, Whisper White cardstock, Fresh Florals Designer Series Paper, Lemon Lime Twist ink, Pretty Label Punch Leigh Save
I used a Layering Circle die to cut a window from the Waves of the Ocean Designer Series Paper for this birthday card. The card looks complicated, but it just layers. The wave was stamped with Pacific Point ink onto a piece of Basic White cardstock and then I used a blending brush to add…