Here is another card I made using the Fifth Avenue Floral stamp set (this was based on a class I taught last year). I love how the rose is just barely colored with the Baja Breeze.
And don't you just love those corduroy buttons?! This card is destined for another special person. Hopefully she will like it. What do you think?
Thanks for looking!
Kari
My dear si
ster-in-law's birthday was last weekend, so I finally found the gumption to get back into my stamping room and make her a card that is almost as beautiful as she is. She is currently expecting my new niece, and I know she doesn't feel beautiful, but she is! I hope she enjoyed this card (and I hope you enjoy finally seeing something new on my blog again)!
Let your special someone know you’re thinking about them with this sweet treat holder!
Click on the picture to see the supplies used to create this project.
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I apologize for not posting in a very long time. We've had a death in the family and it's been difficult to get back in the groove of stamping. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday and a great start to the new year!
Let it Snow
Oh the weather outside is frightful
But the inks look so delightful
So while the winter is cold and damp
Let us stamp! Let us stamp! Let us stamp!
It doesn't take much convincing
And I've brought a tool for crimping
Choose some paper, turn up the lamp
Let us stamp! Let us stamp! Let us stamp!
When we carefully press just right
How we smile as the image unfolds
Add some color, so bold, so bright
The result is a sight to behold.
Our projects are quickly drying
And there's new techniques for trying
So until we get finger cramps
Let us stamp! Let us stamp! Let us stamp!
Happy Holidays!!
My upline shared this adorable picture and I just had to share it with all of you. I love the creativity of people - this punch art is just amazing. Way to go Ellen!
Stampin' Up! carries many different kinds of adhesives for many different types of projects and I receive many questions about the differences. Here is a quick description of each:
Snail Adhesive:
Simple, Neat, Affordable, In-line
Tombow Multipurpose Adhesive:
2 Way Glue Pen:
Permanent or temporary bond
Anywhere Glue Stick:
Odorless and permanent
Dotto:
585 inches of temporary, self adhesive dots on paper backing
Glue Dots:
Come in Pop-up and Mini
Stampin' Dimensionals:
Sticky Strip:
Double-sided, pressure sensitive acrylic adhesive
Have a question about a product or technique? Email me your questions at kari@StampingMadeEasy.com
Products up to 50% off! Hurry - sales ends November 30.
I love the Icicle Rub-ons! Have you tried them yet? They rock! They are so easy to use and make great accents or focal points for all of your paper crafting projects. Check out this card I made that uses one of the snowflakes as the main focus for this non-traditional Christmas card:
I used Tempting Turquoise and Whisper White to create this layered look. I cut the cardstock to fit the snowflake rub-on image and then layered out from there. I also sponged the edges of the card stock to help tie everything together. This card is so easy to make that you'll want to make a bunch of them (good thing you have both white and silver rub-ons in the pack!).
Of course I had to use the coordinating Serene Snowflakes to stamp the envelope in Tempting Turquoise. Don't you love getting a hand stamped card - and envelope - in the mail?
Stamps: Serene Snowflakes (for the envelope), Many Merry Messages
Ink: Tempting Turquoise
Paper: Whisper White, Tempting Turquoise
Accessories: Icicle rub-ons, bone folder, stamping sponge
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