Category Archives: Children

Happy Birthday Troy

Today’s card is for my grandson, Troy. He is not a sailor but Ventura is right at the ocean in California so I thought the sailor theme would be appropriate. When they are young (over 18 but under 30), you just don’t know what they really like! I used the Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper for the banner and background panel. The banner was generated using the retired Thank… Read More »

Hello March

Is March coming in like a lion and going out like a lamb in your area? It’s coming in like a lamb in our neck of the woods. Either way, I am happy because Winter is leaving and Spring is almost here! I wanted a very spring looking card for the 1st day of March. I don’t have a SU stamp set that has a lamb in it so I… Read More »

Party Pandas

Did I say I was in a cutesy mode? Today’s card features the retired Party Pandas Stamp Set. I usually don’t hang onto my stamp sets after they retired but in some cases I do and this is one of them. This card was made for our team color challenge on facebook. Below are the colors to be used in the challenge. The background was created using the retired Brushstrokes… Read More »

Fable Friends Happy Spring!

The Fable Friends Stamp Set is overloaded with cuteness! Who can resist these cute animals? Don’t you want to just hug them all? I do! I must be in a cuteness mode because the last couple of cards I’ve made have been cute whimsical cards and I still have a lot of ideas whirling in my head for other cute cards. The flowers are from the retired Southern Serenade Stamp… Read More »

Fable Friends Happy Easter

Fable Friends Stamp Set is just an overload of cuteness for Easter! Who can resist these cute animals? Can you? Thought it would be fun to make an easel card (I think that’s what it is called) using this adorable stamp set. To make this easel card, cut Rich Razzleberry Card Stock at 1 1/4″ x 11″ and score at 2 7/8″ x 5 1/2″. Fold at the score lines… Read More »

Special Someone

Today’s post features the Special Someone Stamp Set. You can make tags, greeting cards, and more with the adorable animals in this stamp set. Use them to create fun messages for birthdays, thank you, and get well. This is a Two-Step Stampin’ set that allows you to layer two or more images to create one final image with extra texture and dimension in the colors you want. Colored used for… Read More »

Ollie’s 1st Christmas

I just recently became a Great-Grandmother and decided to make a Christmas card for my first GGchild. The stamp set I used is a retired one name Baby Bear. Using the Stamparatus, I stamped the bear in Crumb Cake Classic Ink and Soft Suede Classic Ink unto Whisper White Card Stock. Trimmed down the panel to 3″ x 3″ and layered it with Shaded Spruce Card Stock (3 1/8″ x… Read More »

Back on your Feet

The Back on Your Feet Stamp Set is perfect for those who are a little under the weather. It’s sure to make them smile! I hope it makes my recipient smile when she receives this. The cute turtle was stamped with Tuxedo Black Ink and colored in using the Granny Apple Green Stampin’ Blends Combo. The front panel was then die cut using the Stitched Rectangle Dies. The greeting was… Read More »

Elfie Wrapped in Plaid

Purple Posy is Here! Clearance Rack Updated Everything is Rosy discounted! Winter Wonders Part 2 Paper Pumpkin The cute elves in this cling stamp set are so cute and really want to help you with your Christmas cards and gifts.   Add a little extra merry to all of your festive projects with the help of the #Elfie Stamp Set. The image was stamped in Night of Navy Ink and then… Read More »

Greeting Card Kids Tag

Christmas Time Stampin’ Trimmer Purple Posy is Here! Clearance Rack Updated Everything is Rosy discounted! I’ve had the Greeting Card Kids Stamp Set since about 2012 (I think).  I try and use it every year because it has an image for Halloween, Valentine’s Day, Christmas and September (start of school).   It also reminds me of my youngest granddaughter, Rachel.  For today’s post I used the image of the little girl… Read More »