Here is another card using my red and green cardkit. The snowflakes are from Snow Swirled by the santa is a Paper Trey Ink stamp. All other supplies are Stampin' Up. The colors used are kiwi kiss, real red and bashful blue.
Here is a card that I made using the elements in my class by mail kit. I used the stamps in MFT's Baby It's Cold Outside. I colored in the image using my copics and the snow has diamond stickles. The snowflakes were stamped using silver encore ink pad. The sentiment has little dots on the top and bottom, I used a silver pen for this.
Here are a couple of cards made with my card kit. The top is a stamp from Lockhart stamps, white embossed and just an easy card.
Here is another card that I used my class by mail kit. However, I used MFT's Christmas owls. How cute are these little owls. I used Real Red and White. The white piece is cuttlebugged. The owls were colored using my copics. I used liquid pearls on the owl's hats. I think that it's a simple but fun card and another Christmas card to add to my stash.
Here is my next class by mail kit, Mr. Twigster. Please visit The Heart Shoppe to purchase this kit. These 4 cards all use the stamp set Mr. Twigster and the accompanying stamps. I also used Heard from the Heart and Best Yet for sentiments. The colors are kiwi kiss, chocolate, bashful blue and tangerine tango. The DP is Frosty Day from the Holiday Mini Catalog.
This is a criss cross card. I used my circle and scallop punches as well as the felt ribbon found in the mini.
This card also uses the felt snowflakes found in the mini.
Have you started your Christmas cards yet? Working on these cards has got me started! I still got a lot more to go!
Here are 4 cards made using the stamp set Snow Swirled by Stampin' Up! This is a card kit by mail that can be found in my Heart Shoppe.
All of these cards use the same elements, red and white cardstock, white embossing powder and white craft pad, silver encore pad, red stamp pad. They all use the stamps found in the Snow Swirled stamp set.
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The first project that I want to show you is this very cool 2009 calendar. It was inspired by a project that I saw on this blog.
I used these cool rectangle coasters that I found and the Create a Calendar kit found in the SU mini catalog. I cut the calendar papers down and adhered them to cardstock that I stamped with Boho Backgrounds. I then adhered the cardstock to the coaster and used my cropadile and jumbo eyelets and bound it all together with jump rings and it stands up all on its own. I plan on cutting the calendar papers even smaller, leaving room on top for pictures of my kids and giving this to my mom for Christmas.
This is my first class in the mail kit. I have put together the ingredients you need to make this including the precut cardstock, coasters and embellishments. Please visit the Shoppe if you are interested. Otherwise, I think that it might spark some inspiration for those looking to do handmade gifts this year.
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Here is a card that I cased from splitcoaststampers. It uses the SU In-Colors, Baja Breeze and Kiwi Kiss. The top pieces was punched with the scallop edge punch and I used some silver cord from my stash. This is not a card that is easily mailed because the cord makes the envelope puffy. So probably a card that you would give a co-worker. I used the stamp set Snow Swirled from SU, the smallest snowflake was stamped in Baja Breeze and the large snowflake stamped in white kraft and then punched with SU's scallop punch.
Don't forget I am still offering 25% off SU orders until Friday. Help me meet my sales goal! I am almost there! When I send off your order, you will also receive a handmade card from me as well as your frequent buyer card!
I will also be launching something new on November 1 (if all goes well) so I hope that you will all give me some feedback.
I cannot take credit for this super cute card. It was a case from Patty Bennett. The paper is Bella Rose (love it!). The sunflowers were made by punching a scallop circle and then cutting into each scallop to the center (but not all the way through) and then punching a dp circle and placing it in the center to create this cute flower. The rik rak was made using the scallop edge punch as well as the scallop on the bottom of the card. The chocolate double stitched ribbon is also SU. The sentiment is a from the current Level 1 Hostess set which I think is my favorite set of the hostess sets because I love sentiments, I can always use them!
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Here's a fun card that I made for my sister's birthday. Her birthday is actually this Saturday but we went to Macaroni Grill to celebrate with some girlfriends. The main cupcake image is from Stamp a Sweet Impression. The other stamps are from Stampin' Up's Bitty Birthday. I colored in the images using my copic markers and I used glitter on the cupcake liner. The paper is Doodlebug and it comes along with the ribbon and the glitter in Taylor's Key ingredients pack. The sketch is from Iheart2stamp.com. It also works as a challenge for http://passionforpapercraft.blogspot.com/ which I had to make a celebrate card. My sister loved her card!
Here's a card that I made at my SU stamp camp. The cardstock is Riding Hood Red and Pink Pirouette. We used the stamp set Upsy Daisy that was on special last month. I didn't think that I would want this set but I broke down and bought it because it had 3 really great sentiments in it. I'm always needing sentiment stamps. Anyway, we stamped it in I think Pink Pirouette and then used Riding Hood Red and a dauber to put some extra ink on the petals and then stamped on this exclusive Sizzix Top Note die (which works in the cuttlebug!). Put some glue and glitter on some spots and it makes a very pretty and simple card. One of the secretaries here at work retired about 2 years ago and now has inoperable cancer so I've been sending her cards and this would make a nice one!
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