This card was made using the Time of Giving Bundle from the Mini Catalog. The Time of Giving Bundle covers the Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. Adding a piece of Gold Shimmer paper really causes the ornament cut-outs to "pop."
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Wishing you a sunny day!
Leigh
The Sweet Conversations stamp set has a "X" and "O", but I used one of the heart stamps instead of the "O" for this cute tick-tac-toe Valentine card. This is a 5" square card (additional postage required), but these cute-pie cards are going to my great-nieces, and well worth the extra postage. The Lots of…
It's another Piggy card and this one is sending you Hogs and Kisses. Supplies used: This Little Piggy stamp set, Berry Burst, Powder Pink, Basic Black, Fresh Floral Designer Series Paper, Basic Black, Berry Burst ink, Layering Circles framelits, Power Pink Finely Woven ribbon Thank you for visiting with me today! Leigh Save
There's still time to share your love with this easy Valentine card and a great way to use your Designer Series Paper scraps. Thank you for stopping by today! Leigh
This Christmas card was a snap to make thanks to Stampin' Up! Stampin' Blends alcohol markers. Stampin' Blends always make me feel like an artist. I used The Filled with Cheer stamp set, an Online Exclusive. I stamped the image and greeting onto a piece of Basic White cardstock using Memento Tuxedo black ink and…
Project Life and Stampin’ Up! I am so excited to let you know Stampin’ Up! has partnered with the amazing Becky Higgins, creator of Project Life, to bring you Project Life products, now in exclusive Stampin’ Up! colors and designs. Wondering what the Project Life craze is all about? It’s a super simple, totally…
WE BEE STAMPING TEAM BLOG HOP SHARING A TECHNIQUE Welcome and thank you for "buzzing" over to my blog today! This month's blog hop is showcasing a stamping technique and I've chosen the Split Card Design Technique to share with you today. This is a double bonus technique since you stamp once and it gives…
