Need a fast and easy thank you card? This card was featured at my September Buffet Card Class and is so easy to make.
I added Misty Moonlight ink with a Blending Brush to Timeworn embossed Very Vanilla cardstock. Added my die cut, a greeting and some 2020-2022 In Color Square Gems. Simple and easy thank you card.
All the products used to make this card can be purchased in my online store
Leigh
I've been having so much fun playing with the Gilded Leafing product. This product was introduced in the soon to retire Mini Catalog, but don't fear, it was carried over into the new Annual Catalog. This card features a technique using the Gilded Leafing as a background. I love how this card turned out and…
I'm anxiously awaiting the delivery of my new Stampin' Up! catalog preorder! I can't wait to play with the new In-Colors, stamps, ribbon, Designer Series Paper and Blendabilities. I've looked through the new catalog (numerous times) and it is full of gorgeous products! The new catalog shows which stamp sets, DSP, embossing folders, etc. work…
This card was made at my September Creative/Fancy Fold Card Class. Please click on Events at the top of my blog for my complete class schedule. I used the Brightest Glow stamp set and stamped the greetings with Evening Evergreen ink. The snowflakes were stamped using Petal Pink ink and are from the Season of…
Do you have any left over Sale-a-Bration Paper Blooms Designer Series Paper? If not, then any Designer Series Paper would work for this layout. The thank you greeting is from the Happy Thoughts stamp set on page 28 in the Mini catalog. This stamp set offers a variety of sentiments for all your stamping needs. …
Happy Easter wishes to you and yours Todays card and video features the Happy Labels stamp set and demonstrates another simple layout using minimal cardstock and Designer Series Paper. I layered Regency Park Designer Series Paper onto Petal Pink cardstock and then attached to my card base with dimensionals. Stamped my greeting with Balmy…
Do you send Christmas cards? Most people have moved away from sending Christmas cards, but not me. I have always sent cards for life events, holidays and just because, way before becoming a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator. So, why send cards? Why go to the expense and effort to send a card? A card (for whatever…
