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Showing posts with label more merry messages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label more merry messages. Show all posts
November 9, 2012
Very Merry Christmas
Hello! Today's card is another one that was inspired by an article in the demonstrator magazine Stampin' Success.
This was an incredibly quick card to make and could easily be mass produced!
Stamps: More Merry Messages
Ink: Cherry Cobbler
Paper: Very Vanilla, Be of Good Cheer DSP
Tools & Accessories: Merry Minis punches, baker's twine, dimensionals
Labels:
Christmas,
merry minis punches,
more merry messages
November 2, 2012
Using Up Scraps
Hello! As a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I receive a bi-monthly publication called Stampin' Success. It's chalk full of ideas to improve my business as well as wonderful ideas for workshops and stamp clubs. In the October issue there was an article featuring the Festival of Prints DSP pack from the Holiday Catalog. Taking an economic approach to making my cards recently, I decided to use what I had on hand and make use of some Be of Good Cheer DSP scraps I had laying around.
Stamps: More Merry Messages
Ink: Early Espresso
Paper: Crumb Cake, Be of Good Cheer DSP, Neutrals DSP
Tools & Accessories: Merry Minis and corner rounder punches, rhinestone jewels
October 5, 2012
Merry Little Snowflakes
Hello! Today's card was inspired by bon2stamp's Jolly Little Snowflakes card over at SCS (here). I loved absolutely everything about her card and changed only the sentiment. This card was incredibly easy to make and could easily be produced in large quantities!
Stamps: Jolly Bingo Bits, More Merry Messages
Ink: Cherry Cobbler, White craft
Paper: Whisper White, Cherry Cobbler, Kraft
Tools & Accessories: Seam binding ribbon, rhinestone jewels, corner punch
Labels:
Christmas,
Jolly Bingo Bits,
more merry messages
August 31, 2012
Season's Greetings
Hello! Don't you just {love} it when you find a card that's perfect?! That's what happened when I stumbled upon Jen Sannes card over at her blog, Simple and Sincere (here). I loved her layout and I loved her colors so the only thing I changed was the stamp sets.
It's hard to tell from the first photo but the Basic Gray card stock is dry embossed with the Finial Press embossing folder.
Stamps: More Merry Messages, Lovely As a Tree
Paper: Whisper White, Night of Navy, Basic Gray, Glimmer Paper
Ink: Night of Navy
Tools & Accessories: Big Shot, Final Press embossing folder (retired), scallop border punch, taffeta ribbon, button
Labels:
big shot,
Christmas,
lovely as a tree,
more merry messages
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