Christmas is just days away, and I hope I'm not on the Naughty list!
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Supplies used: Greeting from Santa stamp set, Garden Green, Cherry Cobbler, Very Vanilla card stock, This Christmas DSP, Memento Tuexedo Black, Cherry Cobbler ink, Layering Squares framelits.
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This card layout is a great way to use your Designer Series Paper scraps. I used Fancy Floral DSP and Oasis Orchard cardstock and ink for this card. The greeting is from the Something Fancy stamp set. The flowers are from the Two-Tone Flora Bundle. The DSP measurements are 1 x 4-1/4 and 1 x…
It's almost Sale-a-Bration time! I'm always saying, "see ya later alligator", so when I saw the See Ya Later Sale-a-Bration stamp set, I was in heaven! I love this stamp set. This card uses the Decorative Dots textured impressions embossing folder and the See Ya Later stamp set. Both from the Sale-a-Bration catalog and…
I used the early release Framed Florets Bundle for this simple, but pretty card. I wanted to make a card that could be used as a feminine or masculine card so I kept the flowery Fitting Florets Designer Series Paper to a minimum and went with a neutral (Night of Navy) card base. I even…
This card was one featured at my April Techniques Class focusing on the mirror/reflection stamping technique. The Moon Lake stamp set (page 21 in the Occasions Catalog) is a very versatile stamp set and unfortunately will not be carried over to the new 2015-2017 catalog. If you like this set make sure you get it before…
Isn't this glitter window the cat's meow! This glittery show-piece was a cinch to make using packaging tape. Supplies used: Flurry of Wishes stamp set, Bermuda Bay, Whisper White, Smoky Slate card stock, Bermuda Bay ink, Bermuda Bay stitched ribbon, 1-3/4" circle punch. dazzling diamonds, clear packaging tape. Leigh
The Smack Down Technique was featured at my May Technique Class. In playing with this technique, I realized that the end result was different using an open image stamp vs. a solid image stamp. Who would of thunk-it. Here's the technique using an open image seashell stamp from the Seaside Notions stamp set. Here's a…