Creating connections with the
sweetness of stamping!
My friend Leah came across these little tins from dunwoody booth packaging and asked me to figure out what to do with them. So I stuck some 3×3 cards in them and decorated the top with the penguin from Punch Pals and created a little tin gift box.
These are some of the ornaments we will be making at my Holiday Stamp Party this year. First we will make some scallop punch ornaments. Then we will make these fun “pumpkin” ornaments using strips of Wintergreen dsp. Last we will stamp a snowflake to put inside these glass ornaments! Click here to Order Stampin’…
I just love making these origami boxes! They are easy to make and turn out so nice! I just learned how to make these great paper bows as well! I used Wintergreen designer series paper to create this box and paper bow. For the paper bow, I used 1/2 ” strips of dsp instead of…
This is a card a made as a variation on another swap card that I made with Wild Rose and the coordinating Porcelain Prints paper. I love the color combination of wild wasabi and bayou blue. Here is the swap card. I layered the wild wasabi with some bayou blue and punched the corners with…
I have been wanting to make a Swing/Flip Flop card ever since I saw the tutorial on splitcoast. I finally had my chance last week. I decided to use Priceless with night of navy and ballet blue to create this card. Here is the inside of the card. I used Curvy Verses to stamp a…
I love making these great notebooks by covering a composition book with fun designer series paper. For this notebook, I used Notations No. 2 dsp and the coordinating Little Reminders No. 2 Accents & Elements. I started by cutting 2 12×12 sheets of dsp into two 6×12 pieces. I used modge podge to adhere two…
I made this Holiday Organizer as a Hostess Gift with the Wintergreen dsp. I started with a plain white folder that I got at the office supply store for 99 cents and folded into four parts. I created a gift list and a card list and stuck an envelope for receipts in one of the…
Scalloped edges are all the rage right now and so I thought I would share this great tutorial by Beate on making scalloped edges with your corner rounder. Here is another one by Catherine about how to make scalloped circles with your slit punch. And for those of you who like visual aids, here is…
I love dry embossing! It really give my creations dimension. I used the Priceless Classy Brass template and the Priceless stamp set with wild wasabi cardstock and the Cutie Pie dsp.