Baby cards don't need carriages, teddy bears and rattles. Here is a cute baby card using - of all things - Gorgeous Grunge! Here is what you need to make this card:
Here is a card we made using the retired Kaleidescope paper but the new black and white paper will work just as well. Have you got your Tag Topper punches yet? They are so cool! I used them at Christmas but they have so many other uses. Here is what you will need to make this card:
Here is a card that I cased from SplitcoastStampers for a recent workshop. Here is what you will need to make this card:
This card is one that we made at a Sale-a-Bration highlight class. In fact, looks like this card even used retired Gumball Green so if you have some of that, here is a card to use some of that up.
Here's a fun alternative to a 4"x5 1/4" inside card. I think it is an unexpected surprise.
Here's what you will need to make this card:
Have you made one of these cute box cards yet? I cased this one from "sewnsun" on SplitcoastStampers. These are fun to make but you better have time to color all these pieces! We even made our own envelopes using the Envelope Board since the card was larger than a standard A2 envelope.
To make this card, I used:
Here is our final card from the Peaceful Petals class. I was inspired by "creativejourney" but switched things up. I stacked 8 layers of the filter paper and punched them out using the Petite Petals punch. It will tear if you try to punch just one layer at a time. We dyed them in an alcohol & Crisp Cantaloupe Reinker solution. Before they dried completely, we took an aqua painter and Melon Mambo ink in the center. We secured the layers using a mini brad.
This card was cased from "just crazy" on SplitcoastStampers. I made it for the Peaceful Petals class and another group liked it so much that I ended up doing it again at another workshop. Here is what you will need to make this card:
I have been having a great time at Stampin' Up!'s 26th convention - my 7th! I have been getting lots of ideas and look forward to showing you new things soon. Here is a card that I mad during a class using a Simply Created Card kit from the upcoming Holiday catalog. I can't wait to show you all of the cool product Stampin' Up is offering in this catalog. Stay tuned!
Here is another card we made at the Peaceful Petals class which I cased from Sandi MacIver. Again I used my ecutter to cut out the flowers. Boy, does it save me time! Here is what you need to make this card:
This card was made at a Peaceful Petals class I hosted this spring. I absolutely loved this set and am going to really miss it. I don't normally hang onto stamp sets because I can't use them at workshops but I am hanging onto this one for now. This card was cased from bensarmom on SplitcoastStampers. Here is what you will end to make this card:
When making this card, use an exacto knife to cut slits along the edges of the flowers to slide the leaves into.
This card was made at a retirement party. There were several items this year that I will miss. Like the cut job my Scan 'N Cut did on the flower? I also had it cut around the sentiment with a border.
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Today's card was cased from SplitcoastStampers gallery. Do you like fussy cutting? Not me! So about two months ago, I purchased a Brother Scan 'N Cut which is awesome! I love being able to stamp an image, scan it in and have it cut out - all within minutes.
Here' sweat you will need to make this card:
I am really going to miss this stamp set that retired in June. We made this card at a recent workshop which I cased from Sandi MacIver. She is such a talent! We cut strips from the Modern Medley DSP and embossed it using the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set and gold embossing powder. We also ran a couple strips of sticky strip down the sides of the paper and embossed those as well. We added the chevron ribbon and embossed the sentiment from the Label Love stamp set in white embossing powder and punched out with the artisan label punch.
Here is the inside of the card. I gave everyone the choice of making the card with the penguin or the zebra. Here' she same card using the zebra.
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