I’m all about getting the most out of my Stampin’ Up! products! How about you? I thought I would start a weekly post using one product, showing it three different ways. Let’s stretch our creative imaginations and see how we can get our products to give us the most “bang…
I can’t get enough of this beautiful bundle! This post is titled Still Gathering Together, because there is still plenty of time to enjoy the Autumn products on our cards. I used the colors in the Come To Gather DSP for my inspiration and went with Pretty Peacock, Mint Macaron,…
I had a group of friends over today to make the Christmas Countdown Project Kit together. It was so much fun. Super cute and very easy to make! You’ll find the Kit posted on page 38 of the 2019 Holiday Catalog. Here is what it looks like when you take…
Happy October, and all things Fall! Today I am introducing my Stamp-of-the-Month for October, sharing a card idea with you, and offering you three new FREE tutorials with any purchase of $40 or more! Are you ready to see which stamp set(s) I’m featuring this month? Seasonal Wreaths Photopolymer Stamp…
At the beginning of the month of September, I challenged you to try 30 Days of Encouragement using your card making talents. Every one who commented on my blog throughout the month, sharing how you are providing encouragement with your cards, was put into a drawing for the A Big…
There are some beautiful examples to copy from the 2019 Holiday Catalog! I was quite taken with the card on page 30 that uses the Brightly Gleaming suite of products. I don’t have everything that they used to make their card, but that’s OK! CASEing doesn’t mean exactly copying, although…
Today’s card is a combination of Feels Like Frost 6″ x 6″ Designer Series Paper and To Every Season Photopolymer Stamp Set. This sparkly beauty could be a Christmas card or for any winter occasion. I don’t believe I’ve ever made a purple Christmas card before! My design inspiration came…
I titled this post “My first Snow Front” because I know I’m going to be playing with this one often and each one will be different! If you want to feel like an artist, this is the set for you! There are lots of stamps in this set that go…
I combined products from Stampin’ Up! and My Favorite Things today in order to create a card to enter in the Festive Friday Challenge #43. Here is the banner that inspired my design. I picked encouragement/friendship themes, orange, a tiny bit of blue, and hearts for my card. You can…
Today’s card features products from the Gather Together bundle! These cool blues and greens are a surprising color combination for a Fall-themed card, but I love everything about this non-traditional palette! The Designer Series Paper is called Come To Gather. You can see it and the other products in…
Thought I’d sneak in a halloween card today. You’ve no doubt seen lots of “wickedly” cute projects with the Monster Bash Suite. I have a simple card that highlights the batty print in the DSP. Here is my bat-tastic card! The sentiment stamps are part of the To Every Season…
Hello and Good Evening! If you love a bargain, Stampin’ Up! has refreshed their Clearance Rack today! You can get up to 60% off these items, and that is something to smile about. But shop early because these items are WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! And while you’re adding items to your…
Notes of encouragement don’t have to be super fancy or elaborate. This quick note card was simple and fast, yet quite pretty with the Scalloped Note Card and Envelope set. I chose the blue notecard to go with the Bird Ballad DSP that I picked. Then I cropped the bird…
I’ve used Mosaic Mood DSP in a fun fold card today. I got the card layout idea from Canadian Demonstrator, Suzanne Netz. The Terracotta Tile tile pattern is made of bits of shiny paper so It really shines in the light. It’s so pretty! I cut a 2-1/2″ x 5-1/2″…
Welcome to the Pals’ Blog Hop! We’re so glad you’re here because we made some great projects for “It’s the Sentiment That Counts” – showcasing new or favorite sentiments as the focal point of their project. You may be starting the hop here or coming from a previous Pal’s blog. Either way,…
