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.
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Happy creating!
Leigh
Sorry I've been missing-in-action for posts. My brother came from Charlotte for a visit and during his stay, we had to take our dad to the Emergency Room and he was then Life Flighted to Metro due to a brain bleed. Metro was able to stop the bleeding without surgery and dad is now home and…
My blog, Samp with Leigh, was established to share my stamping cards and projects. From time to time, I will mention tid-bits of my personal life, but my posts are about my stamping business. Today I'm sharing some personal information that has me asking myself, what in the world was I thinking???? I had my…
I used the Words of Beauty of stamp set for this “just because” card. I love the Words of Beauty stamp set. You can create beautiful personalized and heartfelt messages for any occasion with this set and coordinating dies (I didn’t use the dies with this project). The Brushed with Beauty Designer Series Paper provides…
I used Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers to create a fun and interesting background for this Fall/Thanksgiving card. I scribbled Lemon-Lime, Daffodil Delight, Poppy Parade and Pink Petal Stampin’ Blends onto a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock and them stamped images from the Gathering Moments stamp set with Early Espresso ink. Before attaching to a piece…
I used Stampin’ Up! Flip Flaps to make this super cute (and easy) shaker card. What are Flip Flaps? They’re exactly what they sound like—flaps that you can attach to a page that flip to reveal additional photos, sentiments, or designs. In this case, I used the flap to make a pocket for my shaker…
I did a watercolor wash technique on watercolor paper using Calypso Coral, Bermuda Bay and Crushed Curry inks. Once this dried, I spritzed the cardstock using Frost White Shimmer paint and alcohol. I used the Just Want To Say die from Floral Gallery Dies for the greeting. Make sure your cardstock is completely dry before…