Happy Friday! I first posted this card on Wednesday within the Pals’ Blog Hop for November. I thought I’d post it again, this time with some measurements and a few more details. It’s my Snowflake Splendor Fun Fold card and it’s easy to make! Materials & Measurements: Pacific Point Cardstock,…
Hello, welcome to the Stampin’ Pretty Pals’ Blog Hop! This month our Design Team’s theme is “Pile It On” – showcasing their card/project with layers of DSP and/or embellishments for any occasion. We hope you enjoy and will be inspired by them! Don’t forget to leave comments! We love hearing…
I’m continuing to show some older products in new ways. I think these amazing sets get passed over quickly if we had them last year. New and shiny is always more attractive, right? Well what about old and shiny? Like this card I made and call Copper Woods… I took…
I’m taking a fresh look at some old favorites this week. These products were popular last year and Stampin’ Up! decided to bring some of them back for another season. Others appeared in the 2020-21 Annual Catalog, as did this Perfectly Plaid stamp set. I’ve paired it with our new…
Remember this fun little guy from last year? He’s back and cute as ever! A few favorites from 2019 were carried over into this year’s catalogs. While I’ve been mostly focusing on new products, I didn’t want to overlook some of these returning ones. So I have added new DSP,…
Here’s more Trimming the Town for Christmas in our little fictitious village! For this card, I did not use any stamps on the front! This is completely done with the Trimming the Town Designer Series Paper (on sale now!) and the Home Together Dies! I cut three snow hills with…
Welcome to our October CASEing Coast to Coast! Last month I CASEd Rosanne’s card. You can see those cards HERE. This month I have created a slimline card (for the very first time) and I think they are really fun! It definitely gives you a bigger “canvas” to work with,…
Let’s trim the town! Christmas is coming. I know, it’s still early, but not too early to start making your cards. And this card is a bit like the very beginning of the season! The Beetle is bringing home the tree to set up and decorate. One of the houses…
Card #2 in my Sketch Week is a cool, frosty Christmas card made with Feels Like Frost Designer Series Paper. Did you shiver a little bit? I love all of the prints in Feels Like Frost 6″x 6″ Designer Series Paper. They are all the beauty of the Christmas season…
You can almost hear the bells jingling with the sounds of the season! I love these bells, cut and embossed from the Sounds of the Season Dies. I’ve cut them from Copper Foil Sheets to match the copper stars in the Brightly Gleaming Designer Series Paper. Tip: If you don’t…
When you find a card layout that you really like, use it again… and again! Stick with what you like! Earlier this week I posted this card in response to a card challenge with a sketch. I loved the tri-panel look of this card and knew I wanted to use…
Welcome to CASEing Coast to Coast for September! Rosanne designed this beautiful card using Harvest Hellos and the Apple Builder Punch. I love her coloring of the pumpkins and her fun, off-center layout that shows off the pretty Plaid Tidings DSP. You can read about her design at heartfeltstamping.com. While…
Hello Monday! I have a very sparkly card to share with you today. It is super simple to make with Feels Like Frost Designer Series Paper as the backdrop. Take on a Challenge My layout was inspired by the sketch design at Fab Friday. Here is their banner for the…
Here she is again, Mrs. Gnome, with a little Christmas wish. How sweet is this card!?! My layout is one that Linda Heller reminded me about in her weekly videos. She calls it a “Framed Strip Card” and it’s a layout I have done a few times in the past.…
Today is my final card design for my Sunday Stamps Sketch Week. I’ve made a card with white poinsettias for the “grand finale!” This card is best seen up close & personal because it has lots of texture and shine that doesn’t quite translate through the photography. But trust me,…
