Today’s card is from the Gnome for the Holidays Stamp Set. I’ve always like gnomes and these sweet images in the set always bring a smile to my face!:) I stamped the images (including the sentiment) with Black Tuxedo Ink on Whisper White Card Stock. To color the images I used the following colors: Crumb Cake Stampin’ Blends Combo for the tree and walkway. Night of Navy Stampin’ Blends Combo… Read More »
November’s cute, gingerbread-themed Paper Pumpkin kit contains enough supplies to create one-of-a-kind Christmas crafts! With curly cutouts, sugary stickers, and delicious die-cut designs in a special-edition box, a jolly holiday will be on its way with this kit! ABOUT THE NOVEMBER KIT Name Jolly Gingerbread Details Kit contains enough supplies to create 15 gift card carriers and coordinating envelopes. Kit contents can also be used to design traditional holiday cards, gift tags, and… Read More »
Today, I’m starting something new. A bundle will be featured each month on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Bundles are awesome because you get a stamp set and tool to help you start your projects right away—and for 10% off! Who doesn’t love a deal. Today’s bundle features the In the Pines Bundles. With forest-inspired images, the In the Pines Bundle helps you create easy projects with a woodsy,… Read More »
I receive the A Merry Hello Stamp Set from my fantastic upline, Brian, for a team challenge. It’s a Host Stamp Set so it’s only available with Host Rewards which can be earned with a qualifying order. The images were stamped with Early Espresso Ink on Whisper White Cardstock. Two of the Christmas stockings were paper-pieced using the Plaid Tidings Designer Series Paper. This DSP is on sale right now… Read More »
Bells are ringing, angels are singing and this month’s kit is filled with joy! With a specially designed collectable box, enough supplies to create eight elegant Christmas cards and a unique opportunity to connect with international customers and demonstrators, you don’t want to miss out on this months paper pumpkin kit! Kit includes: Card size: 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ (10.8 x 14 cm) Envelope size: 4-1/2″ x 5-3/4″ (11.4 x 14.6… Read More »
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 »
Today’s card is for my daughter, Deena, and her family. They own a restored VW Bus and I thought they would love this Christmas card. The VW Bus is a tree ornament and the stamp is a non-SU stamp. I sponged the background using Balmy Blue Classic Ink and a Stampin’ Sponge. The trees were stamped with Mossy Meadows Classic Ink and the bus was colored in using the Light… Read More »
I have several wooden hoops made especially for card making so I decided to decorate one for today’s post. I used the Wrapped in Plaid Designer Series Paper Stack for the background. The greeting is from the Toile Christmas Stamp Set. For the greeting, I used the Very Vanilla Thick Card Stock since I knew I would be propping it up with Stampin’ Dimensionals. The white Poinsettia are non-SU that… Read More »
Don’t forget FREE SHIPPING today only. Complete your wish list or stock on supplies! Click here for more information. So, I’m working on my November 2019 Thank You cards and I can’t decide which one to go with. What do you think? Which one would you like to receive? Thanks for stopping by today! 2020 Mini Catalog Paper Share Join my paper share! You’ll get one 6 x 6 of… Read More »
Don’t want to miss the Year End Closeout Event. Click here for all the information. You can create tranquil scenes with the Snow Front Stamp Set, whether it’s snow covered trees with dainty deer or playful cardinals in a winter forest. I first stamped the trees on a post it note so that I could use it as a mask. I used it in 3 places. I then stamped the stream across… Read More »
